1, Li Guang shoots tigers.
When Li Guang went out hunting, he saw a big stone in the grass. He thought it was a tiger, so he shot it with an arrow. The arrow hit the stone and got stuck. Only when he looked carefully did he find that it was a stone. So Li Guang shot the stone again, but in the end he failed to shoot the arrow into the stone again. There used to be a tiger in the county where Li Guang once lived. He used to take it himself. Li Guang also shot a tiger when he was in Peiping. The tiger jumped up and hurt him. Li Guang finally killed the tiger.
2. Flying General Li Guang
Li Guang was a famous general in the period of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty. He defeated the Huns who invaded the border many times. Because of Li Guang's quick action, skillful archery and easy coming and going, people were puzzled, so the Huns nicknamed him "General Fei". Hearing the name of the flying general Li Guang, the Huns fled in fear.
3, peaches and plums are self-sufficient.
Li Guang is brave and good at fighting. After Emperor Jing of Han Dynasty and Emperor Wu of Wu Dynasty, he made great achievements and was also modest and kind to his subordinates. Wendi and Xiongnu Khan admired him, but they were forced to commit suicide when they were young. Many subordinates and people they don't know automatically cried for him. Sima Qian praised him as "a peach and a plum without saying anything, which is a way of self-creation." Italian peaches and plums have fragrant flowers and sweet fruits. Although I can't speak, I can still attract many people to enjoy flowers and taste fruits under the tree, so that they can make a way under the tree.
Li Guang's life:
Li Guang was born in Longxi, and his ancestor Li Xin was a famous soldier in Qin Dynasty, who led the army to defeat Yan Taizi Dan. Li Guang's hometown was in Li Huai, and later he moved to Ji Cheng. Li Guangjia has been familiar with archery for generations. During the Seven Kingdoms and the Rebellion, Li Guang was appointed as the captain, following Qiu Zhou Yafu in fighting back against the rebels. At the gates of Changyi, he captured the rebel flag, made great contributions and became famous. However, because Liu Wu, the King of Liang, named him general print, the court did not reward him after he returned to the company. Li Guang was transferred to Shanggu County and fought against Xiongnu every day.
Gong Sunkun, a classical country, cried and said to Emperor Han Jingdi, "Li Guang's talent is a big talker and he has a high self-reliance ability. I have fought against the Huns many times, afraid of losing this general. " So the court appointed Li Guang as the prefect of Shang Jun. Later, he successively served as the prefect of Longxi, Beidi, Yanmen, Dai Jun and Yunzhong, all of whom were famous for their hard work.