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During the Qing Dynasty, a poor boy named Sun Kaihua changed his fate by joining the army. After becoming a member of Bao Chao's men, he showed extraordinary courage and talent. However, his fate changed drastically in a diarrhea. This seemingly unfortunate event turned out to be an opportunity for him to establish a miracle.
So, can diarrhea really change a person's fate? Sun Kaihua's choice to join the army was not out of yearning for the army, but to change his poor life. During the Qing Dynasty, the concept of many children and many blessings made people pursue having children, and Sun Kaihua, as the second son in the family, the hardships of life forced him to mature rapidly.
He decided to learn a technique, opting for the seemingly simple but supportive skill of shaving his head. Although his life is still poor, Sun Kaihua is full of yearning for life and always has the courage to stand up for inequality. This spirit also allowed him to show extraordinary courage and talent in the army.
In 1851, the Taiping Rebellion broke out, and Zeng Guofan began to form the Xiang Army to suppress the uprising. After hearing this news, Sun Kaihua resolutely decided to join the Xiang Army and found Zeng Guofan to ask to join Bao Chao's team. His joining was recognized for his extraordinary military talent.
In the process of fighting with Bao Chao in the south and the north, Sun Kaihua continued to learn and grow, showing extraordinary ability. In 1856, Bao Chao began to form the Thunder Army, and Sun Kaihua also signed up for this force. He was only 16 years old at the time, but he didn't want to live his life idle. During this time, he was self-motivated, constantly learning and exercising himself.
This effort eventually paid off, and his talent and courage gradually became known. However, Sun Kaihua's fate changed drastically in a diarrhea. At that time, the Thunder Army encountered a sudden enemy situation, and the situation was very critical. Because Sun Kaihua had diarrhea, he was left behind.
However, this seemingly unfortunate event became an opportunity for him to build a miracle. Sun Kaihua, who was in the rear, suddenly heard the sound of artillery from the battlefield, and he realized that the enemy situation was serious and knew that he had to take action. Despite his physical discomfort, he did not hesitate to decide to open fire and use artillery fire against the enemy.
His decisiveness and bravery ultimately saved the entire unit and made a huge impact. His feats and heroic deeds were commended by his superiors and he became a hero in the army. Sun Kaihua's story tells us that fate often comes from unexpected places. Although his diarrhea may seem unfortunate, it has become an opportunity for him to build miracles.
It also makes us reflect that the difficulties and setbacks in life are not terrible, as long as we have the courage to face and deal with them, they may become opportunities for us to change our destiny. Finally, let's go back to the original question, can diarrhea really change a person's fate?
From Sun Kaihua's experience, diarrhea itself cannot change a person's fate, but we can take inspiration from it. Life's difficulties and setbacks can present us with unexpected opportunities, and the key is to have the courage and determination to deal with and seize them.
Therefore, when faced with difficulties, we should not be discouraged, but actively seek solutions, believe in our own ability, and move forward courageously. Each of us has the potential to turn the corner at some point in our lives, and the key is whether we can seize this opportunity. So, are you willing to rise to the challenge and change your destiny?
Sun Kaihua: A brave warrior Sun Kaihua is a brave warrior, his wit, courage, bravery and wisdom have been fully exerted on the battlefield.
During a campaign to capture the heights of the city, Sun Kaihua left the tent because of an uncomfortable stomach and stumbled upon enemy activity, and he resolutely decided to ignite the cannon lead, starting a preparatory battle, and finally helping the troops win a big victory. After that, he received the attention and training of his superiors and became a national hero.
First, the battle triggered by the grumbling of the stomach One evening, Sun Kaihua's troops captured a city and high ground, and the soldiers were very tired and fell asleep. However, Sun Kaihua got up because of his stomach discomfort, left the tent to find a convenient place, and stumbled upon enemy activity.
He resolutely decided to ignite the cannon lead, and began the preparatory battle, which ultimately helped the troops win a great victory. Sun Kaihua received attention and training from his superiors because of his courage and courage. Second, the war between China and France Guangxu nine years ago, China and France began to fight.
The Qing government sent Sun Kaihua to preside over the defense of Taipei, and a year later, France began its attack on Taiwan. When the enemy situation was tense, Sun Kaihua led the army day and night to lurk on the beach or in the woods, because of the restrictions, they had to eat and sleep, and even they rarely rested.
In October, France began to make a contract with the Qing government, and Sun Kaihua, who received the letter of contract, did not panic at all, and he personally boarded the battery to command the battle. 3. The brave warrior Sun Kaihua was a brave warrior who showed great courage and wisdom on the battlefield.
During the battle to capture the heights of the city, he discovered the enemy's activity because of his stomach discomfort, and resolutely decided to ignite the cannon lead, starting a preparatory battle, and finally helping the troops to win a great victory.
During the war between China and France, Sun Kaihua led his army to lurk by the sea or in the woods, because of the constraints, they had to eat and sleep, but still insisted on fighting bravely, and finally helped China to victory. Sun Kaihua's courage and wisdom are remembered in our hearts.
4. Conclusion Sun Kaihua was a brave warrior, and his wit, boldness, bravery and wisdom were fully displayed on the battlefield. His story tells us that in the face of difficulties and enemies, we should maintain courage and wisdom, constantly find solutions to problems, and constantly climb heights.
As modern people, we should learn from the spirit of Sun Kaihua, bravely face various challenges in life and work, and meet a better future. Sun Kaihua: The heroic deeds of Qing Dynasty admirals in Taiwan Sun Kaihua was a famous general in the last years of the Qing Dynasty, and the most famous battle in his life was the Battle of Huwei in Taiwan.
This battle not only tested Sun Kaihua's courage and military literacy, but also exposed the advanced degree of French ships. In this battle, several of Sun Kaihua's policies became the key to his decisive victory, and these policies also reflected Sun Kaihua's outstanding talents. The next day, Sun Kaihua decided to attack first to thwart the enemy's spirit.
However, the French ships were very advanced, and their shells had a long range. In the process, Sun Kaihua was also almost shot, but fortunately the shell did not explode. Despite such a thing, Sun Kaihua still calmly commanded the battle.
After the battle lasted for a while, there was a little rest, and when Sun Kaihua checked the battle, he found that his own battery had been damaged to varying degrees, and that his side had lost more than 30 soldiers. Faced with this situation, Sun Kaihua immediately formulated corresponding tactics.
He found that if he put all his forces on the open side and was tough with the other side, even if he won by luck, his side would inevitably lose a lot. Each soldier was defeated by one hundred, which was ranked by later generations as one of the most heroic battles in the Qing Dynasty's foreign enemy period. Sun Kaihua's victory was not only based on his own bravery, but also on several of his policies.
First, Sun Kaihua discarded his own preconceptions. When he first arrived in Taiwan, he was surrounded by only two Huai Army generals and hundreds of soldiers. At that time, Taiwan's military department (an official position) was the Xiang army headed by Liu Huang, who were very numerous in Taiwan and very wary of Sun Kaihua, fearing that Sun Kaihua would control them.
Sun Kaihua understood the truth of this and began to take the initiative to visit Liu Huang, hoping that his side could unite and fight the enemy together. Even if he and Cao Zhizhong guarded the position in Taipei, he would not limit their "play" much, and soon his generous approach began to win him a lot of support.
The second point is that Sun Kaihua knows how to rely on Taiwan's squires and people. During the months of siege by the French army, Sun Kaihua quietly waited for an "opportunity". He was well aware of the importance of the squires and people to the war, and always paid close attention to their situation and gave them the necessary support and care.
It was by relying on the strength of these people that Sun Kaihua finally won the victory. Finally, Sun Kaihua was able to advance and retreat with the soldiers. He is not proud of his identity, and even when he encounters danger, he always goes forward. This is a rare quality among military leaders.
It was also after this battle that Sun Kaihua was promoted to governor of Fujian, after which he began to travel frequently to Fujian and Taiwan, focusing on construction work. However, in 1893, Sun Kaihua died of illness in Huwei, Taipei, at the age of 53. Overall, Sun Kaihua's Battle of Huwei was a legendary battle.
His victory was not only by his own bravery, but also by several of his policies, which reflected his great skill and accurate military judgment. At the same time, his quality and style have also been highly praised.
In this day and age, we need to learn from Sun Kaihua's perseverance and courage, and at the same time need to draw wisdom from his policies and tactics in order to inspire them in daily life and work. What wisdom do you think we should draw from Sun Kaihua's experience in this day and age to meet the challenges of real life and work?