2. For example: Ji Hongchang. 1931September 2 1 day, General Ji Hongchang, who was determined to resist Japan, was forced to step down by Chiang Kai-shek and went abroad to "inspect the industry". When the ship arrived in the United States, Ji Hongchang was stimulated by one emergency after another. For example, the first-class hotels there don't accept China people, but they worship Japanese people. Once, Ji Hongchang wanted to send clothes to China, but the post office staff actually said that there was no China in the world. Ji Hongchang was so angry that he was about to have a fit. The accompanying embassy counselor advised: "Why didn't you say you were Japanese? As long as you say you are Japanese, you can be treated with courtesy. " Ji Hongchang immediately angered: "You think China people are humiliated, but I think China people are glorious!" In order to protest against imperialism's discrimination against the people of China and safeguard national dignity, he found a wooden sign and carefully wrote on it in English: "I'm from China!" Guan Yu. In Chapter 25 of Romance of the Three Kingdoms, Guan Yu lost his city and his two sisters-in-law also fell. His soldiers are few and they have no food, so they can't settle down. It can be said that they will die, but he still has no intention of surrendering. Liu Bei defeated Xuzhou, Guan Yu was captured by Cao Cao, and when Zhang Liao first came to surrender, he also said that he would fight to the death. Cao Cao admired Guan Yu very much and wanted to keep Guan Yu under his own account. Three-day small banquet, five-day big banquet, give a BMW and treat Guan Yu well. Guan Yu was unmoved. When he learned that Liu Bei was backward, he resolutely left Cao Cao and took refuge in Liu Bei. Su Wu. In the Han Dynasty, Su Wu (Zi Ziqing) served as a corps commander of the Huns during the reign of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty. Xiongnu Khan was arrogant, detained him for an excuse and forced him to surrender, but Su Wu remained unyielding. During the Han Dynasty, Minister Lv Wei tried to persuade him, but he was severely reprimanded by Su Wu. Wei Fa rewarded Khan, but Khan was forced to surrender. He imprisoned Su Wu in the cellar, without food or drink. It was winter and it was snowing heavily. Su Wu was lying in the cellar, eating snow and felt wool to keep alive. A few days later, he didn't starve to death. Huns think he is a god. Later, Su Wu was moved to the uninhabited North Sea (now Lake Baikal in the Soviet Union), where he was allowed to graze rams, saying that only rams could come back after giving birth to lambs. When Su Wu arrived in Beihai, the Huns refused to give rations, so they had to dig wild rats and grass roots to satisfy their hunger. When they graze, they hold Han Festival every day and never leave their hands day and night. As the years passed, all the ears on this festival fell off. In the spring of the sixth year of Emperor Hanzhao, Su returned to Chang 'an, the capital of Han Dynasty. Emperor Hanzhao made Su Wu pay homage to the mausoleum of Emperor Wudi with the most solemn ceremony, making it a vassal country. Su Wu in the Huns * * * nineteen years, when the prime of life, when he returned, both hair and beard were white.