A bronze statue of a dog's head overturned tens of thousands of enemies with only 50 soldiers.

Xiang Yu, the overlord of Chu, is regarded as the god of war by the world and has the courage of ten thousand people. Huo Qubing, a famous Han Dynasty soldier, defeated the Huns with 800 soldiers. During the Three Kingdoms period, Zhang Fei scared off tens of thousands of Cao Cao troops with a roar and won the title of "enemy of ten thousand people". However, there is such a great man in history. Although he was not as famous as Xiang Yu and Huo Qubing, at the age of 22, he defeated tens of thousands of enemy troops with only 50 soldiers, a veritable enemy of ten thousand people. This person is Xin Qiji.

As we all know, Xin Qiji, a famous poet in the Southern Song Dynasty, is one of the representatives of the unrestrained school, and so is Su Shi, a great writer. In fact, he was a rare all-rounder in the Southern Song Dynasty, a general who resisted gold, and wrote military works such as Ten Treatises on Meiqin and Nine Discussions. He was once highly appreciated by the imperial court and was an absolute warrior. Later, because of disagreement with the Lord and factions, he was framed and excluded.

During the Southern Song Dynasty, many places in the north were occupied by the State of Jin, including Xin Qiji's hometown. Xin Qiji's grandfather was an official in the Jin Dynasty in order to survive, but he worshipped Yue Fei from an early age and followed his example. He is determined to kill the enemy and serve the country, and he is ashamed of his health, hoping to recapture the land occupied by the Jin people. To this end, he studied martial arts and art of war hard, looking for opportunities to kill the enemy.

In 1 16 1 year, Yan Liang, the gold owner, invaded the south on a large scale, and Xin Qiji, 2 1 year-old, joined the rebel army led by Geng Jing and began to contact the court of the Southern Song Dynasty. The next year, when he came back from other places, he learned that Geng Jing had been killed by the traitor Zhang Anguo. Without any hesitation, he only took 50 soldiers around him, ready to avenge Geng Jing. At that time, Zhang Anguo was drinking and having fun in the camp of tens of thousands of troops, without realizing that he was going to die soon.

Xinji took the lead, and the soldiers easily killed the guards in the barracks and rushed into the enemy camp. Because of the sudden incident, the soldiers in the barracks were killed by Xin Qiji before they could react. After killing thousands of people, Xin Qiji growled angrily: "General Geng has always been very kind to you, but you have helped others live with the traitor Zhang Anguo. Where is your conscience? " It turns out that these people are also dissatisfied with Ann Zhang Guo. They listened to Xin Qiji's words, gave up resistance, immediately defected, and brought Xin Qiji to Zhang Anguo's camp.

Zhang Anguo, who was drinking, saw Xin Qiji rush in, and the whole person collapsed, and his brain was blank. Xin Qiji did not kill him, but handed him over to the Southern Song Dynasty court for execution. Zhang Anguo was paraded in public, and then he was cut with a knife. Xin Qiji was only 22 years old and became famous in World War I. Song Gaozong praised him and appointed him as the signing judge of Jiangyin. Because there were too many moderates in the imperial court and the emperor himself was bent on seeking peace, Xin Qiji, a warmonger, was not reused. Basically, he served as a transfer ambassador and an appeasement ambassador.

Over time, Xin Qiji saw the corruption and cowardice of the imperial court, and his ambition to serve the country could not be realized. He was very depressed and died. At the age of 64, Han Biaozhou, the minister of the war faction, was introduced. Xin Qiji was appointed as the magistrate of Shaoxing and the soothsayer of eastern Zhejiang, and later as the magistrate of Zhenjiang. This made him see hope, and he wrote his masterpiece "Eternal Happiness in Jingkou, Gubeiting Nostalgia". However, being impeached by the remonstrator made him completely lose confidence in the imperial court. 1207, Xin Qiji died at the age of 68. On his deathbed, he still shouted: "Kill the thief! Kill a thief! "