Huo Qubing, a native of Pingyang, Hedong, was a famous strategist, strategist and national hero in the Western Han Dynasty. Wei Zifu, nephew of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty and Fu General Wei Qing, and half-brother of Fu General Huo Guang.
Huo Qubing was the captain of Park Yao at the age of eighteen, and led 800 cavalry into the desert. He won the championship with a total victory twice. /kloc-at the age of 0/9, he was promoted to a title of generals in ancient times, commanded two battles in Hexi, annihilated and surrendered nearly 100,000 Xiongnu in Hexi, captured Xiongnu to worship the gods, and took Qilian Mountain directly. This is the first time that the Huaxia regime occupied the Hexi Corridor, and the Silk Road was opened.
In the fourth year of Yuanshou, Huo Qubing and Wei Qing led the troops into Mobei, annihilated more than 70,000 people in the left main force of Xiongnu in the battle of Mobei, and pursued Xiongnu until wolves lived in Xushan Mountain and Gu Yan Mountain, and sacrificed to heaven and earth and returned to the Han Sea. This war made the Huns far away and there was no Wang Ting in the desert south.
Huo Qubing's life:
Huo Qubing was born in the first year of Jianyuan in the Western Han Dynasty (BC 140). She is the illegitimate child of Pingyang Houfu slave and Pingyang County petty official Huo Zhongru. Huo Zhongru returned to Pingyang County at the expiration of his errand, and lost contact with Wei Xiaoer in Princess Pingyang, Chang 'an. So Huo Qubing didn't know who his father was until he became a general in title of generals in ancient times.
In the second year of Jianyuan (BC 139), Wei Zifu, the younger sister of Wei's children, was fortunate to become the emperor. More than a year later (from Jian Yuan three years to Jian Yuan four years, about 138- 137), Wei Zifu was lucky.
Wei's children had an affair with Qu's great-grandson, so they married. In the first year of yuanshuo (BC128th), Wei Zifu was made queen. When Huo Qubing was young, he became a member of the most important consorts' family at that time and lived a high-class life.
Huo Qubing was good at riding and shooting when he was young. Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty liked him very much and made him his junior minister. Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty also wanted to personally teach Huo Qubing's grandson and Wuqi's art of war, but Huo Qubing refused because he was "too ignorant of the ancient art of war".