In the ancient romance of the mainland, fierce generals such as Lu Bu, Xiang Yu and other heroic figures are as brilliant as a galaxy.
Some of these fierce generals did have their own people in history, but the martial arts were not as extraordinary as depicted in the romance, but were exaggeratedly magnified. They fought bravely and skillfully in the romance, and they have a force far beyond that of ordinary generals, which is amazing.
However, there are also some fierce generals who are just fictional characters, and their names have never appeared in history. But it is these fictional images of fierce generals that are deeply rooted in the hearts of the people and are loved and admired by the majority of readers.
Xue Ne, the prototype of Xue Dingshan, is a real general of the Tang Dynasty, brave and mighty, wise and brave. He made great achievements in resisting the invasion of Tibet and was named the king of Pingliao. Although Xue Ne's deeds are not as legendary as Xue Dingshan in the novel, his bravery and resourcefulness are equally admirable.
Xue Ne, whose words are cautious, is a calm and brave general. His seriousness and silence are often awe-inspiring, but his courage and wisdom are deeply admired.
Xue Ne is the son of the famous general Xue Rengui, which made Wu Zetian attach great importance to him, and named him General Zuo Wu Weiwei and Andong Dao Jingluo. He was strict and disciplined, and his soldiers were as strong as an iron camp under his leadership.
In the first year of Tang Xuanzong's first year, Xue Ne's way of governing the army was praised by Tang Xuanzong, and he was known as the style of Zhou Yafu, a famous general of the Han Dynasty. This praise is not only an affirmation of Xue Ne, but also a praise of the loyalty and courage he represents.
However, in the eighth year of Kaiyuan, the seventy-two-year-old Xue Ne died of illness. After his death, he was nicknamed "Zhaoding" and posthumously presented Tai Changqing, which was the highest praise for his life's achievements.
In folklore and literary works, Yang Zongbao stands out as a heroic and witty person, and has become a legend in people's mouths. His heroic performance on the battlefield and his good story with Mu Guiying made people respect him. However, there is no figure of Yang Zongbao and Mu Guiying in historical records. In fact, Yang Zongbao's prototype is Yang Wenguang, the son of Yang Yanzhao. As a famous general in the Northern Song Dynasty, Yang Wenguang also showed extraordinary military talent and patriotic spirit.
Yang Wenguang had participated in the wars against Western Xia and had resisted Khitan invasions on the frontier. He was brave and good at fighting, and made great achievements for the Song Dynasty. At the same time, Yang Wenguang also had outstanding political wisdom and leadership skills, and held important positions in the DPRK and China. His life was filled with loyalty, courage and selfless dedication, and he became a hero in the hearts of the people.
Although Yang Zongbao's story is fictional, the spirit of loyalty, bravery, and selfless dedication embodied in it is real. The story of this fictional hero reflects people's reverence and yearning for bravery, loyalty, and selfless dedication. At the same time, it also shows people's yearning and pursuit of the image of heroes.
Luo Cheng, known as "Luo Cheng with a cold face and a cold gun", is a bright star in the biography of heroes of the Sui and Tang dynasties. With his handsome appearance and outstanding martial arts, he has won wide praise from the public. In the heroic deeds of Wagangzhai, Luo Cheng repeatedly established miraculous feats and became a general admired by the young people. However, there is no real footprint of Luo Cheng in the long history, and his prototype is Luo Shixin, a brave general in the Sui and Tang dynasties. Rothson's bravery and loyalty have also left a deep imprint on people's hearts. The image of Luo Cheng reflects people's reverence and attachment to the heroic general, and eventually became an eternal legend in Chinese folklore.