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What were Xiang Yu’s last words after he was defeated and committed suicide? The truth behind Wujiang’s suicide

What were Xiang Yu’s last words after his defeat? In Sima Qian's "Historical Records: The Benji of Xiang Yu", the original text is: If heaven destroys me, how can I survive! Moreover, I crossed the river to the west with eight thousand people from the east of the Yangtze River, and now no one has returned. Even if my father and brother from the east of the Yangtze took pity on me and overran me, how could I see him with his face? Even if he doesn't say anything, is Ji alone worthy of his heart?

Why would Xiang Yu rather die than return to Jiangdong?

If you are strong enough to conquer the mountains, your energy will be overwhelming, but when times are unfavorable, your talents will never fade away. What can you do if your glory is not gone? What can you do if you are worried! After Xiang Yu sang "Gaixiage", he broke out of the siege in blood and retreated to the west bank of Wujiang River, with only twenty-six bodyguards left by his side. One hundred thousand Chu soldiers disappeared into smoke.

The chief of Wujiang Pavilion, who was watching on the other side, specially drove a boat to meet him and persuaded Xiang Yu to keep the green hills and not be afraid of running out of firewood. This loyal grassroots cadre called Xiang Yu home in a local accent full of emotion: Although Jiangdong is a small place, it still has thousands of miles of land and millions of people for the king to recharge his batteries and make a comeback. He also reassured Xiang Yu that his fellow villagers had scuttled all the ferries on the Wu River, leaving only this one to rescue the king. Even if the Han army came after him, they would not be able to cross the river.

After preparing to fight to the death, the twenty-six bodyguards urged Xiang Yu to leave quickly. But Xiang Yu was reluctant to leave them and escape.

Fan Jinshan's book "Overlord Xiang Yu" translated Xiang Yu's last words into vernacular. He smiled and said to the head of the Wujiang Pavilion: God is going to kill me, but what will happen if I cross the Wujiang River? Did you use it? Can I escape God's will? What's more, I, Xiang Yu, led eight thousand of his disciples from the east of the Yangtze River to cross the Yangtze River and march to the west, destroying the Qin Dynasty and conquering the world, and shocking both sides of the Yangtze River. But now they all died in the battlefield, and none of them can go back. Only I can go back by myself. Even if the fathers and brothers of Jiangdong love me and pity me, and still support me as king, how can I see them again? Although Mr. Jiangdong didn't say anything, I, Xiang Yu, have a guilty conscience!

In Sima Qian's "Historical Records of Xiang Yu", the original text is: If the sky destroys me, how can I survive! Moreover, I crossed the river to the west with eight thousand people from the east of the Yangtze River, and now no one has returned. Even if my father and brother from the east of the Yangtze took pity on me and overran me, how could I see him with his face? Even if he doesn't say anything, is Ji alone worthy of his heart?

Xiang Yu made up his mind to die in front of his home together with the last twenty-six soldiers who could not leave. He couldn't bear to let the black-breasted horse become his victim, so he entrusted it to the pavilion chief: This black-breasted horse has been with me for eight years. It can travel thousands of miles and is invincible. I can't bear to have it die with me. I know you are a loyal old man, so please send it back to Jiangdong!

The Wuzui horse also understands human nature. It misses its master and will never leave. Xiang Yu helped the pavilion chief pull the horse onto the boat: Please ask the pavilion chief to send it to the other side and let it return to Wuzhong! I got it in Wuzhong and raised troops in Wuzhong. The people of Wuzhong will treat it well.

The book "Overlord Xiang Yu" also writes: As soon as the boat left the shore, the Wuzui horse roared three times at the owner who stayed on the shore, then jumped into the river and was swept away by the waves.

It seems that this BMW has the same personality as Yu Ji and Xiang Yu. I would rather die outside my home than come home empty-handed.