Xue was killed in the battle, but he did not die at the hands of the enemy, but accidentally shot his son Ding Shan with an arrow. What is the fast knot between them?

The first man's answer was sheer nonsense. Legends of the Ming Dynasty all describe it this way. Xue returned to his hometown when he succeeded. When he saw a tiger on the road, he shot at it. I didn't expect Xue Dingshan to play in the mountains, so he shot Xue Dingshan. Xue has been blaming himself, and the fortune teller said: This arrow will definitely return in the future, but there are two results. In the opera, Xue was accidentally shot, but other endings were not like this. Xue died naturally.

You can watch TVB's Bonfire Adventure and Marriage, which is quite good. You can also ask the old people who have seen opera around you. They should all know about it.