1. Composition by Su Wu Muyang
Encountering setbacks and amplifying pain Material processing: A happy life will also have pain. Some people can face setbacks and resolve the pain, while others People often exaggerate frustrations and magnify pain.
Different choices, different life journeys, to make the Gobi wilderness in our hearts full of flowers, we can only face setbacks instead of magnifying pain. When Su Wu was exiled to Beihai, the sheep in Beihai bleated, seeming to welcome this loyal and unyielding minister of the Han Dynasty.
If the pain of these ten years can be regarded as a setback, then this setback is undoubtedly painful, but the old sheepherder did not magnify the pain, so more than ten years later, the big man's painting came to an end. The book writes down the unyielding character of the nation. There is only beauty that comes out of life, but there is no glory waiting for it. Therefore, facing setbacks and resolving pain is our best choice.
(Excerpt from the 2004 college entrance examination essay "Life is an ever-blooming undefeated flower") Topic 2: Believe in yourself and listen to other people's opinions Material processing: Su Ziqing on the shores of Lake Baikal. He was wearing a white sheep's fur, felt shoes, felt clothes, and a felt scarf covering his head. He was standing alone in the vast Siberian wilderness, with a flock of sheep behind him like a snow wave.
He was about to return to Qionglu at dusk in Mengchun. In the background were the ice waves on Lake Baikal and the white clouds in the sky. He headed east, looking south in the distance with his head raised: his eyes contained infinite sadness, but also seemed to be burning with a ray of hope.
He only believes in himself and his motherland. He only has big men in his heart.
He refused to listen to Wei Lu's persuasion, and turned a deaf ear to Li Ling's opinions. The tears of his newly married Hu Nu could not hold him back, and the little hands of his youngest son could not hold the hem of his clothes.
He didn’t listen to anyone, and he used his persistence to shape himself. There is a large green plain full of wild flowers. Standing on the plain is a woman holding a staff, with a group of returning sheep swarming behind her.
That was the scene after Su Wu returned home. His abandoned wife and his flock of sheep were safe. But in the eyes of the shepherd woman, was there implicit sadness and indignation? Or desolate? (Excerpt from "The Goddess") Topic 3: Soul's Choice Material Processing: In the desolate North Sea, the sheep are bleating, and not far away sits a man holding a Han Festival. From black hair to white hair, he spent half his life's efforts Continue to write pictures. In the south, emperors come from generation to generation, but no one remembers that far away on the North Sea stands a monument to the unyielding Han Dynasty.
The paint on the Han Festival faded away layer by layer, but there was always a trace of fire in the old man's eyes. The Khan of the Huns was afraid: "How come there are still such stubborn people?" He couldn't even understand that the weight of this half-life was actually the eternal pride of the Chinese nation! On the scale of life, some people choose personal gains and losses, but even more people choose the unimpeded release of individuality, the prosperity and peace of the country, and the steadfast integrity of the nation.
It is often these people who hold up the balance of life, hold on to the rope of eternity, and find the eternal answer in the tug-of-war between life and eternity. (Excerpt from the 2002 Zhejiang College Entrance Examination Outstanding Essay "Tug of War with Eternity") Topic 4: Self-esteem and other respect Material processing: There is such a detail in "The Biography of Su Wu". When Su Wu and his deputy Zhang Sheng were captured by Shan Yu, they faced Shan Yu's Tempted and coerced, Su Wu chose to serve the country with loyalty, while Zhang Sheng finally chose to surrender.
Based on common sense, it is impossible for the ferocious Chanyu not to kill Su Wu because he would rather die than surrender. But it was precisely because of Su Wu's integrity that he won Shan Yu's respect and his reputation in history.
Zhang Sheng, Li Ling and even Wei Lu were nailed to the pillar of shame forever. In fact, there are numerous examples throughout history of people gaining respect from others because of their self-respect.
(Excerpt from "Su Wu's Dignity") Topic 5: Morality and reputation Material processing: Chinese people have always valued morality and reputation. The noble literati of the old days still maintained the moral integrity of "a man as pale as a chrysanthemum" even in all kinds of difficulties.
In ancient times, a martyred girl was touched by a gangster in the market, and her hand was cut off with a sharp knife, leaving behind the Martyrdom Memorial Arch. In the Han Dynasty, Su Wu was forced to herd sheep. In the ice and snow, he "drinked snow when thirsty and ate felt when hungry." He went through many hardships, but his heart was as strong as iron and stone, and he upheld the Han Dynasty without changing his ambition.
"The times are approaching, and history will be remembered one by one." All of these have left behind stories with Chinese characteristics.
(Excerpt from "Moral and Famous Festival") Topic 6: Belief Material Processing: When Su Wu was on a mission to the Huns, his entourage was detained because he participated in the Huns' rebellion. In times of crisis, Su Wu always safeguarded the dignity of the nation and the interests of the country. He not only expressed his wish for reconciliation with the Xiongnu, but also his determination to die and never "humiliate his fate."
Faced with Wei Lu's threats at first, then inducements, and finally coercion by cutting off water and food, he calmly dealt with it. During his trial, he even cut himself to avoid the humiliation.
In the later interrogation, Wei Lu "killed Yu Chang with his sword" on the spot to coerce the Han envoy. Deputy envoy Zhang Sheng surrendered under this situation, but Su Wu remained unmoved in the face of Wei Lu's sword. . Wei Lu also persuaded him with wealth and honor, but Su Wu bluntly rebuked him and blamed him for the safety of the two countries.
When the Xiongnu put him in a state of freezing and starvation, Su Wu still did not give in. With his strong will and belief, he still "shepherded sheep on the Day of the Stick and stood up to do business" under extremely difficult conditions. He never forgets that he is the envoy of the Han Dynasty. The Xiongnu sent their old friend Li Ling to persuade him to surrender, in an attempt to dispel his attachment to the Han Dynasty. Su Wu did not engage in a direct confrontation, but expressed his feelings for the righteousness of the monarch, his ministers and the country, which made Li Ling feel ashamed and speechless.
(Excerpt from "Faith") Topic 7: Choice Material Processing: Over the long years, we have gone through so many ups and downs: The rolling waves have swept away so many heroes, but the spirit of great men will last forever. That’s Su Wu Muyang’s Beihai! Su Wu chose the great integrity of the Chinese nation and carried forward the fine qualities of Chinese civilization.
Such a choice is noble and selfless! In the vast world and the bright universe, there are many people with lofty ideals who will live forever and be honored even if they die. They are either noble and selfless, wise and have no regrets, or noble and simple.
It is the glorious choice they made that made our nation shine brightly and made Chinese civilization famous forever. History chose Su Wu, and Su Wu chose nobility and selflessness, wisdom, and simplicity.
That is a well-known name, the most dazzling constellation in the historical starry sky, leading latecomers to find the coordinates of life in the dark night, and to move forward without getting lost. (Excerpt from "Wushang's Choice") Topic 8: Persistence Material processing: When Su Wu was herding sheep in Beihai, Shanyu sent his surrender general Li Ling to Beihai to persuade Su Wu to surrender.
Li Ling said: "The Chanyu is sincerely waiting for your return. 2. An essay on the story of Su Wu's Shepherd of more than 500 words
The north wind is blowing hard.
The snowflakes all over the sky were rolled up into strips of white whip, whipping straight towards the white earth and towards the old man with white beard and white eyebrows standing tremblingly on the bank of the lake, holding a staff. The old man looked at the ice.
His eyes were blank. No one knew what he was thinking.
The white hair on the staff in his hand had fallen off. A few sparse strands were left, fluttering in the north wind together with the beard on his chin. This is the North Sea, which is Lake Baikal in Russia.
The old man has spent ten long years here. Nine years. The old man's name was Su Wu.
He was originally an envoy from the Han Dynasty and was sent to the Huns nineteen years ago. Who knew that this mission lasted for nineteen years? He lived in this vast and desolate land for nineteen years.
His "mission" was simple: shepherding sheep. He became a shepherd from the Han Dynasty.
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The grassland is filled with loud music. This is the land of the Xiongnu.
The Xiongnu Chanyu (the title of the leader of the Xiongnu) is hosting a banquet for the envoys sent by the Han Dynasty. The envoys of the Han Dynasty were all released back. The emperor was very happy and sent us specially to express our gratitude and offer some small gifts, hoping that the king would accept them. "
A middle-aged Han Dynasty official holding a staff and wearing Hanfu said to Shanyu. This official was tall, majestic and intimidating.
"There is no need for more messengers. present. Please go back and tell your emperor to thank him for the reward. ”
“Don’t worry, Your Majesty. I will definitely pass on your words. "
Said a Han Dynasty official. This Han Dynasty official is Su Wu.
Since the establishment of the Han Dynasty, it has been facing the threat of the Huns, a minority ethnic group in the north. The Huns army Continuously invading the borders of the Han Dynasty made the Han side extremely troubled.
Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty once sent generals Wei Qing and Huo Qubing to attack the Xiongnu three times, which greatly damaged the Xiongnu's vitality. Whenever they were defeated, the Xiongnu would send envoys to sue for peace, and the emperor of the Han Dynasty was also willing to repair bilateral relations with the Xiongnu, and the two sides often sent envoys to communicate with each other.
But the Xiongnu often detained Han Dynasty envoys for some reason. This year, the Xiongnu detained the envoys of the Han Dynasty again. Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty was very angry and wanted to send troops to teach the Huns. However, the Huns came to sue for peace and were willing to release all the Han Dynasty envoys they had previously detained.
In order to repay the goodwill of the Xiongnu Chanyu, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty sent envoy Su Wu, deputy envoy Zhang Sheng, and attaché Chang Hui to bring many gifts to the Xiongnu Chanyu and escort the envoys who had been detained by the Xiongnu back to their homeland. . "Go and capture Su Wu. I will interrogate him personally!" Shan Yu shouted loudly.
He ordered the official Wei Lu to capture Su Wu. "I am a dignified messenger, how can I let you interrogate me as a prisoner!" After Su Wu said this, he pulled out his sword with one hand and wiped it off his neck immediately.
Wei Lu quickly hugged him, but Su Wu was seriously injured and bleeding profusely. The reason why things took such a turn for the worse was precisely because of Wei Lu.
Wei Lu turned out to be a former envoy of the Han Dynasty. After his mission, he surrendered to the Huns.
Wei Lu's subordinate Yu Chang was dissatisfied with Wei Lu, so he encouraged Su Wu's deputy envoy Zhang Sheng to secretly kill Wei Lu. Unexpectedly, the secret was leaked and Yu Chang was arrested.
Under the torture of Wei Lu, Yu Chang finally confessed Zhang Sheng. This implicates the envoy Su Wu.
After Su Wu's sword wound was healed, the Xiongnu Chanyu tried every means to persuade him to surrender, but Su Wu refused to surrender. Chanyu admired Su Wu's toughness even more, so he locked him in the cellar and deprived him of food and drink, hoping to force him to submit.
But the stubborn Su Wu quenched his thirst with snow and pulled off the fur of his cotton-padded jacket to satisfy his hunger in the cold winter, but he never gave in. Chanyu had no choice but to exile Su Wu to Beihai to herd sheep.
In the freezing North Sea, Su Wu herded sheep alone every day. Every day when shepherding sheep, Su Wu always held the scepter handed to him by Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty.
He believed that one day he would hold the scepter and set foot on the land of the motherland again. Su Wu had been waiting for this day for nineteen years.
The day has finally arrived. In 85 BC, civil strife broke out in the Xiongnu due to the death of Chanyu. The new Chanyu knew that he had no strength to fight the Han Dynasty, so he sent envoys to the Han Dynasty to seek peace.
At this time, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty had also passed away. Emperor Zhao of the Han Dynasty sent envoys to the Xiongnu to ask Shanyu to release Su Wu. Su Wu finally returned to his motherland.
When the people of Chang'an lined the streets to welcome him, he still held the staff tightly in his hand - even though the hair on the staff had fallen off. The story of Su Wu shepherding sheep has been passed down through the ages. 3. Composition of Su Wu’s Shepherding Story
Since the Huns were defeated by Wei Qing and Huo Qubing, the two sides did not fight for several years.
They verbally stated that they wanted to reconcile with the Han Dynasty, but in fact they still wanted to invade the Central Plains at any time. The Chanyu of the Xiongnu sent envoys to seek peace again and again, but some of the envoys from the Han Dynasty went to the Xiongnu to return visits, but some were detained by them.
The Han Dynasty also detained some Xiongnu envoys. In 100 BC, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty was about to send troops to attack the Huns. The Huns sent envoys to sue for peace and released all the envoys from the Han Dynasty.
In order to reply to the Xiongnu's goodwill expression, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty sent Zhonglang General Su Wu with a banner, his deputy Zhang Sheng and his attaché Chang Hui on an envoy to the Xiongnu. Su Wu arrived at the Huns and sent back the detained envoys with gifts.
Su Wu was waiting for Shan Yu to write a reply asking him to go back. Unexpectedly, at this moment, something unfortunate happened. Before Su Wu came to the Xiongnu, there was a Han named Wei Lu who surrendered to the Xiongnu after he was sent as an envoy to the Xiongnu.
The Chan Yu particularly valued him and made him king. Wei Lu had a subordinate named Yu Chang who was very dissatisfied with Wei Lu.
He and Su Wu's deputy Zhang Sheng turned out to be friends, so they secretly discussed with Zhang Sheng that they wanted to kill Wei Lu, kidnap Shan Yu's mother, and escape back to the Central Plains. Zhang Sheng expressed his sympathy, but he didn't expect that Yu Chang's plan failed and he was caught by the Huns instead.
Shanyu was furious and asked Wei Lu to interrogate Yu Chang and also find out the accomplices. Su Wu originally didn't know about this.
At this time, Zhang Sheng was afraid of being implicated, so he told Su Wu.
Su Wu said: "The matter has reached this point, and I will definitely be implicated.
If he died after being interrogated, wouldn't it be more embarrassing to the court?" After that, he pulled out his knife and wanted to commit suicide. Zhang Sheng and his attendant Chang Hui were quick to take the knife from his hand and persuaded him to stop.
Yu Chang was subjected to all kinds of punishments. He only admitted that he was friends with Zhang Sheng and had spoken to him, but he refused to admit that he was an accomplice with him even to the death. Wei Lu reported to Shan Yu.
The Chanyu was furious and wanted to kill Su Wu, but was dissuaded by the ministers. The Chanyu also asked Wei Lu to force Su Wu to surrender. As soon as Su Wu heard Wei Lu asking him to surrender, he said: "I am the envoy of the Han Dynasty. If I disobey my mission and lose my integrity, how can I live with dignity?"
He drew his sword again. Come and wipe it towards the neck. Wei Lu hurriedly hugged him, but Su Wu's neck was seriously injured and he fainted.
Wei Lu quickly called for rescue, and Su Wu slowly regained consciousness. Chanyu felt that Su Wu was a man of integrity and admired him very much.
After Su Wu recovered from his injuries, Shanyu wanted to force Su Wu to surrender. Shan Yu sent Wei Lu to interrogate Yu Chang, and asked Su Wu to listen.
Wei Lu first sentenced Yu Chang to death and killed him; then, he raised his sword and threatened Zhang Sheng. Zhang Sheng was greedy for life and feared death, so he surrendered. Wei Lu said to Su Wu: "Your deputy is guilty, so you have to sit together."
Su Wu said: "I neither conspired with him nor am I a relative of him, why do I have to sit together?" Wei Lu again He raised his sword to threaten Su Wu, but Su Wu remained calm. Wei Lu had no choice but to put down his raised sword and persuaded Su Wu: "I surrendered to the Huns as a last resort. The Chanyu treated me well and made me king. He gave me tens of thousands of subordinates and mountains full of cattle." Sheep, enjoy the wealth and glory.
If you can surrender to the Huns, why should you sacrifice your life in vain tomorrow?" Su Wu stood up angrily and said, "Wei Lu! My son became a subject of the Han Dynasty. You are ungrateful, betrayed your parents, betrayed the court, and shamelessly became a traitor. How dare you talk to me?
I will never. Surrender, no matter how hard you force me, it's useless." Wei Lu was frustrated and went back to report to Shan Yu.
Chanyu locked Su Wu in a cellar, deprived him of food and drink, and wanted to use long-term torture to force him to surrender. It was winter weather at this time, and it was snowing heavily outside.
Su Wu suffered from hunger. When he was thirsty, he took a handful of snow to quench his thirst. When he was hungry, he pulled off some leather belts and sheepskin pieces and gnawed them to satisfy his hunger. After a few days, he didn't starve to death.
Seeing that torture was useless, Chanyu sent him to the North Sea (today's Lake Baikal) to herd sheep, and separated him from his subordinate Chang Hui. They were not allowed to communicate with each other, and he also said to Su Wu: "When the ram gives birth to a lamb, I will let you go back." How can a ram give birth to a lamb? This just means that he will be imprisoned for a long time.
When Su Wu arrived in Beihai, there was no one around him. The only thing keeping him company was the banner representing the imperial court. When the Xiongnu refused to give him food rations, he dug grass roots from wild rat holes to satisfy his hunger.
As time went by, all the tassels on the banners fell off. Until 85 BC, the Xiongnu Chanyu died, and the Xiongnu had civil strife and divided into three countries.
The new chanyu had no strength to fight the Han Dynasty anymore, so he sent envoys to seek peace. At that time, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty had died, and his son Emperor Zhao of the Han Dynasty came to the throne.
Emperor Zhao of the Han Dynasty sent envoys to the Xiongnu to ask Shanyu to release Su Wu. The Xiongnu lied that Su Wu was dead. The messenger believed it to be true and did not mention it again.
The second time, the Han envoys went to the Xiongnu again, and Su Wu's follower Chang Hui was still with the Xiongnu. He bribed the Huns, met privately with the Han envoys, and told the envoys about Su Wu's sheep herding in Beihai.
The envoy met the Chanyu and scolded him severely: "Since the Xiongnu wanted to make peace with the Han Dynasty, they should not deceive the Han Dynasty. Our emperor shot down a wild goose in the imperial garden, and the goose's feet were tied. There is a piece of silk that says Su Wu is still alive. How do you say he is dead?" Chanyu was shocked when he heard this.
He thought it was Su Wu's loyalty that really moved the birds, and even the geese sent messages for him. He apologized to the envoy and said: "Su Wu is indeed alive, we just put him back."
Su Wu was only forty years old when he went on the mission. After nineteen years of torture in the Huns, his beard and hair turned completely white.
On the day he returned to Chang'an, the people of Chang'an came out to greet him.
When they saw Su Wu with white beard and white hair holding a banner with a bare pole in his hand, no one was unmoved and said that he was really a man of integrity.
Su Wu lived up to the Hu Festival, the snowy and icy sky, nineteen years of poverty and sorrow, thirsty to drink snow, hungry to eat felt, shepherding sheep by the North Sea. I cherish the country of Han Dynasty in my heart, but I still haven't returned it.
After going through all kinds of difficulties, my heart is as strong as iron and stone. When I sit on the plug at night, there is a sound of a bamboo flute, which makes me feel sad and sad. In a blink of an eye, the north wind blows, and the wild geese fly away.
White-haired lady, looking forward to her son’s return, wearing red makeup and guarding the empty curtain, falling into a dream together at midnight, who in the two places is dreaming about whom? Let the sea dry up and the rocks rot, no matter how big the battle is, the Xiongnu will eventually be frightened and surrender to Han Dewei. 4. A 300-word essay on Su Wu’s shepherding story
In the winter of the fourth year of Taichu (101 BC), the Xiongnu Chanyu died at Xiangli Lake, and his younger brother Jie Tuanhou established him as the Chanyu. In order to reconcile with the Han Dynasty, he sent envoys Send back the Han envoy Lu Chongguo and others who had been detained in the past.
In March of the first year of the Tianhan Dynasty (100 BC), Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty sent Zhonglang General Su Wu, Deputy Zhonglang General Zhang Sheng and Attaché Chang Hui as envoys to the Xiongnu to return the prisoners who had been detained. The Huns sent envoys to Shanyu and gave generous gifts of property to Chanyu. After Su Wu and others arrived at the Xiongnu, Yu Chang and others, who had surrendered to the Xiongnu, conspired with Zhang Sheng to kidnap Shanyu's mother, the Yan family, and return to the Han Dynasty.
After the incident, Su Wu was implicated. Su Wu did not want to be humiliated and failed to commit suicide. The Chanyu respected him and sent his Han minister Wei Lu to persuade him to surrender, but Su Wu remained unmoved.
So the Chanyu imprisoned Su Wu in a underground kiln and deprived him of food and drink, in order to force him to submit. Su Wu refused to die for several days.
The Huns thought he was a god, so they exiled him to an uninhabited place in the remote North Sea (now Lake Baikal) to graze sheep. In the second year of the First Yuan Dynasty (85 BC), the Xiongnu Hu Yantang Chanyu was newly established and sent envoys to make peace with the Han Dynasty.
The Han Dynasty asked the Xiongnu to release Su Wu. In the sixth year of the First Yuan Dynasty (81 BC), Su Wu and nine others were welcomed back home by Han envoys. Su Wu detained the Xiongnu for 19 years and learned a lot about the border peoples. After returning home, he was appointed as a vassal state and was responsible for the affairs of ethnic minorities. He was unyielding and unyielding among the Xiongnu, and was regarded by later generations as one of the models for upholding national integrity. 5. An 800-word essay on Su Wu’s Shepherding
In late autumn, the biting cold wind blew the dead leaves all over the ground flying in all directions.
The severe cold enveloped the whole world. In the cold, I understood Su Wu, understood Su Wu's inner voice, understood Su Wu's loyalty, and even more understood why Su Wu has been praised by future generations for eternity. Turning back time, in 100 BC, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty ordered Su Wu to lead an envoy to visit the Xiongnu, a desolate and barbarian country, in order to repay the goodwill of the Xiongnu Chanyu.
Being a diplomatic envoy is not easy. Because of the "Yuchang Incident", Su Wu and more than a hundred people were detained by Shan Yu. Faced with the temptation of Wei Lu's fame and fortune, and Wei Lu's cruel laws and torture, Some people succumbed and gained glory and wealth, but Su Wu finally refused to surrender to Shan Yu. For this reason, he was exiled to the Beihai (today's Lake Baikal) to herd sheep. The conditions were particularly unreasonable - only when the rams gave birth to babies could Su Wu be released and return to the Han Dynasty.
In the vast North Sea, the boundless land is freezing and cold, and there are few people. The only thing accompanying Su Wu is the banner symbolizing the Han Dynasty. The biting cold wind blows to every corner of the earth. Bend the waist of the grass and break the branches of the trees. Only Su Wu was alive with the banner in his hand, standing firm and vowing not to surrender until death.
The thin clothes on his body have been baptized by wind and rain, and are torn to pieces. They can only cover the body and have lost their effect of keeping out the cold. The cold wind pierces into the bones like an arrow.
Su Wu was hungry for weeds and thirsty for snow water, but he still kept his promise in his heart: he would rather live in broken jade than in ruins. Swear to the death to defend the majesty of the Han Dynasty.
After 19 years, Su Wu, who has turned gray at the temples, finally has the opportunity to return to China. The moment he returned to his motherland, he still held the piece that had been with him for 19 years but had faded away. He patted his head high and shed tears of happiness in excitement.
Su Wu did not have the magnificence of Sima Xiangru's writing, nor did he have the bravery of Li Guang on the battlefield, but he silently kept his promise to the motherland. The heroic integrity of the Beihai shepherd is enough to make him famous forever... Confucius said "to become a benevolent" and Mencius said to "take righteousness", "No one in life has died since ancient times, and his loyalty will be remembered by history."
Su Wu's Heroes Qi Jie composes a song of righteousness that "might cannot be surrendered, wealth cannot be lascivious". Su Wu's story made me cry, and Su Wu's integrity urged me to forge ahead.
The green mountains are still the same, the green water is still the same, and autumn is still so cold.
Walking in the autumn wind, I finally understood what "loyalty" is and what "hero" is.
I am also six years old. 6. A 400-word essay on Su Wu’s Shepherding
The wind howled outside the Great Wall and the snow fell heavily.
In this place of Beihai, it is snow-capped all year round and desolate, and even birds and animals rarely fly over. On the edge of the North Sea, there is a group of sheep strolling.
Next to the sheep, there is a stooped old man. The wind coming out of the wall has ruffled the old man's sparse white hair. This silver beard seems to tell us about the old man's vicissitudes... In order to thank the Xiongnu, the Han Emperor Due to Yu's goodwill, he ordered Su Wu to lead his army as envoy to the Xiongnu, a desolate country. Because of the "Yuchang Incident", Su Wu and others were detained. Faced with the temptation of fame and money, and facing cruel punishment, some people succumbed and gained honor and wealth, but Su Wu always refused to surrender to the Xiongnu Chanyu.
For this reason, he was exiled to the North Sea to herd sheep, and the conditions were very unreasonable - only when the rams gave birth to babies could Su Wu be released and return to the Han Dynasty. The vast North Sea stretches as far as the eye can see, the ground is frozen and the sky is cold, and there are few human traces. Su Wu's thin clothes have been baptized by wind and snow, broken into pieces, and can only cover the body. They have long lost the effect of keeping out the cold, and the cold wind pierces his bones like an arrow.
Su Wu was hungry and ate felt, thirsty to drink snow water, but he still kept his promise in his heart: It would be better to live in broken jade than in whole tiles. After nineteen years, his temples were already gray, and he finally had the opportunity to return to his motherland. When he returned to his motherland, Su Wu raised his head high and shed tears of excitement.
Su Wu’s heroic spirit composes a song of righteousness. His story made me cry. Walking in the autumn wind, I understood how to be loyal! Sixth grade of Nong'an Experimental Primary School in Jilin Province, Changchun, Jilin: Tang Jianing. 7. How to write Su Wu Muyang’s composition
A happy life will also have pain. Some people can face setbacks and resolve pain, while some people often exaggerate setbacks and magnify pain. Different choices, different life journeys, to make the Gobi wilderness in our hearts full of flowers, we can only face setbacks instead of magnifying the pain. When Su Wu was exiled to Beihai, the sheep in Beihai bleated, seeming to welcome this loyal and unyielding minister of the Han Dynasty. If the pain of these ten years can be regarded as a setback, then this setback is undoubtedly painful, but the old sheepherder did not magnify the pain. So more than ten years later, the Han Dynasty wrote the unyielding perseverance of the nation in its inscriptions integrity.
Su Ziqing is on the shore of Lake Baikal. He was wearing a white sheep's fur, felt shoes, felt clothes, and a felt scarf covering his head. He was standing alone in the vast Siberian wilderness, with a flock of sheep behind him like a snow wave. He was about to return to Qionglu at dusk in Mengchun. In the background were the ice waves on Lake Baikal and the white clouds in the sky. He headed east, looking south in the distance with his head raised: his eyes contained infinite sadness, but also seemed to be burning with a ray of hope. He only believes in himself and his motherland. He only has big men in his heart. He refused to listen to Wei Lu's advice and turned a deaf ear to Li Ling's opinions. The tears of his newly married Hu Nu could not hold him back, and the little hands of his youngest son could not hold the hem of his clothes. He didn't listen to anyone, and he used his persistence to shape himself. There is a large green plain full of wild flowers. Standing on the plain is a woman holding a staff, with a group of returning sheep swarming behind her. That was the scene after Su Wu returned home. His abandoned wife and his flock of sheep were safe. But in the eyes of the shepherd woman, was there implicit sadness and indignation? Or desolate? ("