His life is the most legendary and absolutely epic, but he is always underestimated.

Let's take a look at his story.

When Guo Ziyi is mentioned, people often think of the play "Beating the Golden Branches" and his loyalty and generosity to the Tang Dynasty Empire. However, few people have noticed that he is an affectionate and spoony man. Emotionally, he never really betrayed his wife Wang. They have been taking care of each other all their lives and never give up. They are a truly loving couple. There are eight sons in my life, six of whom were born to Wang, and eight daughters are the eldest daughters of Wang. The depth of their feelings can be inferred from the frequency and number of births. According to Wang's tombstone, it is Xu, the eldest son of Wang, who later became Princess Shengping. He is the youngest son and the youngest son of Wang. When the king died, he was heartbroken and couldn't restrain himself. He was dead for nearly half a year and couldn't bear to bury his beloved wife. Finally, there was no way to send his beloved wife to the grave, and Yang Wan, a famous person, was invited to write an inscription to write a deep memory for Wang's life. Born in Taiyuan, Wang Mingmen's lady is married, so the ocean is deep, what a pity! She married an indomitable man.

Guo Ziyi (AD 697-78 1) was born in Zheng County, Huazhou City (now hua county, Shaanxi Province). He is more than six feet long. According to Tang ruler, he is 1.80. He is big and handsome. When he was a teenager, he passed the martial arts exam and became a historical celebrity in Zuo Wei. He is also a well-known family (his father Guo Jingzhi is the secretariat of Wuzhou), which was advocated in the Tang Dynasty. At the age of 15, Miss Wang became Guo Ziyi's wife. Although Guo Ziyi was only a potential stock at that time, he had outstanding qualifications. When the eyes of the Wangs in Taiyuan are bright, they will never let such a good child go. The outbreak of "An Shi Rebellion" brought countless divorces and pains to ordinary people, and also brought Guo Ziyi the opportunity to make a name for himself in Wan Li.

In the 14th year of Tianbao (AD 755), An Lushan rose up because of the long-planned time in john young. "I was shocked by the dance of clothes and clothes until there was an earth-shaking drum in Yuyang." One hundred and fifty thousand rebels flooded south and soon occupied Luoyang, the capital of East China. An Lushan claimed to be the Great Yan Emperor, and the court that had been in power for a long time was in a panic. Guo Ziyi was appointed as the commander-in-chief of Shuofang (now southwest of Lingwu, Ningxia), and fought hard with well-trained rebels, successively recovering Yunzhong (now Datong, Shanxi) and Mayi (now northeast of Shuoxian, Shanxi), and jointly recovering nine counties of Changshan County with Li Guangbi, the commander-in-chief of Hedong, which seriously threatened the return of Anshi rebels, because the counties in Hebei were the only places where Luoyang and Fanyang, the old nests of Anshi Rebellion, passed. Guo Ziyi and Li Guangbi's troops retreated to Changshan (today), and Shi Siming's troops followed them. Guo Ziyi's soldiers unexpectedly sent 500 cavalry, which attracted the enemy to chase them for three days and three nights. When the enemy was exhausted, Tang Jun took the opportunity to attack and Shi Siming was defeated. He quickly begged An Lushan for reinforcements, and Shi Siming's troops quickly increased to fifty thousand. At this time, Guo Ziyi and Li Guangbi had 100,000 troops, but Guo Ziyi was in no hurry to fight. "When thieves come, they will guard, chase, raise troops during the day and attack at night", which makes 50 thousand rebels exhausted but unable to fight, and their morale is very low. Guo Ziyi saw that the time was ripe, and beheaded 40,000 people in Jiashan (now Dingxi, Hebei) and captured 5,000 people alive. Shi Siming had long hair and fled barefoot to Boling (now Dingzhou, Hebei Province).

Jiashan won a great victory, and more than ten counties in Hebei province killed off the rebel defenders to meet Julian Waghann. The rebels' retreat has been cut off and people's hearts are floating. Han Shu of Tangjiangge once again stuck to the natural barrier of Tongguan, and the rebels were in a dilemma. The situation is very favorable to the court. At this critical moment, the old Tang Xuanzong went his own way and walked out of a faint trick that was regretted for generations. Originally, he advocated sticking to Tongguan to avoid the enemy's edge, and then going north to Fanyang, but he sternly forced Ge to leave Tongguan to meet the enemy. Tongguan defenders were completely annihilated in World War I, and the rebels pointed directly at Chang 'an. Tang Xuanzong fled to Sichuan in panic. Both Chang 'an and Luoyang fell into the Anshi Rebellion, and the Tang Dynasty was tottering, and the building would collapse.

In July 756, Prince Hengli ascended the throne in Lingwu, assisting Tang Suzong and Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty. Guo Ziyi came from the north with 50,000 troops to escort him. "The military is rumbling and the people are full of hope."

In the second year of Tang Zhide (AD 757), An Lushan was killed by his father and son An Qingxu, and Shi Siming did not listen to An Qingxu, so the Anshi Group split. The court decided to fight back. Prince Li Bao was appointed as the marshal of the world military forces, and Guo Ziyi served as the deputy marshal of the world military forces. The task of recovering the two capitals fell on Guo Ziyi. The cavalry in the Anshi Rebellion used to be the elite of Tang Jun, and they were always brave and unstoppable. In the battle of Qing Canal, 9000 rebels formed a snake array, flanked by two wings, and Tang Jun was defeated, so he had to retreat to martial arts (now Wugong County, Shaanxi Province). Guo Ziyi saw the strength gap between the two sides and advised him to borrow soldiers from Uighur. Tang Suzong married his daughter Princess Ningguo to Uighur Khan, and 4,000 Uighur cavalry rushed to Fengxiang for rescue. Tang Jun assembled150,000 troops, and Guo Ziyi was in charge. Guo Ziyi swore to Tang Suzong, "If you can't win this trip, I will plead guilty to death."

Tang Jun marched straight into the west of Chang 'an, with Li as the former army, the latter army and the leader, against hundreds of rebels such as An Shouzhong and Li Guiren. When the war started, Tang Jun's first battle was unfavorable and could not resist the rebel offensive. Seeing that the situation was critical, Li, a former army commander, took off his armor, exposed his upper body and brandished a knife to kill him. He shouted, "If we don't try our best to kill the enemy today, we will all be wiped out." The former army soldiers were invincible with broadswords, and Tang Jun gradually gained the upper hand in the battle. The rebels failed in their frontal attack, and the rebel cavalry ambushed in eastern Hebei took the opportunity to fight back and sneak attack on the rear of Tang Jun. General Pugu Wynn of Tang Jun led 4,000 Uighur cavalry to attack head-on, and the rebel cavalry was exhausted. Li and the Uighur cavalry charged ahead and detoured behind enemy lines. Guo Ziyi's China army bravely killed the enemy. The two sides fought from noon to night, and Tang Jun beheaded more than 60,000 people, achieving an exciting victory. An Shouzhong and Li Guiren abandoned Chang 'an and retreated eastward. An Qingxu once again assembled 6,543,800+5,000 rebels to fight Tang Jun in Xindian (now Shanxian West, Henan Province).