Wang Xiang of the Jin Dynasty lost his mother in his early years, and his stepmother Zhu was unkind. She often told his father about Wang Xiang, so she lost his father's love and always asked him to clean the cowshed. One winter, her stepmother Zhu was ill and wanted to eat carp. However, due to the freezing of the river, Wang Xiang was lying naked on the ice. Suddenly, the ice melted, and two carp jumped out of the crack. Wang Xiangxi returned to his stepmother. From then on, my stepmother became a different person, and she was very kind to Wang Xiang. Wang Xiang went to catch some yellowbird for her stepmother, who got well. His behavior is a much-told story in Shili Village. People all praise Wang Xiang as a rare dutiful son in the world. There is a poem praising: there is a stepmother in the world, but Wang Xiang doesn't; There are still ice molds on the river so far.

2 Suwu Shepherd

In the winter of the fourth year of Tai Chu, Xiang Li Hu Shanyu, a Hun, died, and his younger brother's name was Shan Yu. In order to mend fences with Korea, he sent an emissary to escort Ambassador Lu and others back to Korea. In March of the first year of Tianhan, in order to repay the kindness of Xiongnu, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty sent corps commander Su Wu, deputy corps commander John Zhang and military attache Chang Hui to the Xiongnu, sent them to restore the detained Xiongnu messengers and gave them rich property as gifts. After Su Wu and others arrived in Xiongnu, the Han people who surrendered to Xiongnu often conspired with John Zhang to kidnap Khan's mother, E Shi, and bring her back to the Han Dynasty. Su Wu was involved after the incident, and Su Wu didn't want to be humiliated, so he failed to commit suicide. Khan respected him and sent Han to surrender to protect him, but Su Wu was unmoved. So Khan imprisoned Su Wu in the underground kiln, cut off his diet and forced him to submit. Su Wu persisted for several days without dying. The Huns thought he was a god, so they exiled him to a remote and uninhabited place in Beihai (now Lake Baikal) to herd sheep. In the second year of Yuan Dynasty, Hu Yanlang became Khan in Xinli, and the emissary wanted to be friendly with the Han Dynasty. The Han Dynasty asked the Huns to release Su Wu. In the sixth year of Yuan Dynasty, nine people, including Su Wu, were welcomed back to China by Chinese envoys. Su Wu detained Huns 19 years and learned about the nationalities in the border areas. After returning to China, he was appointed as a typical country, specializing in minority affairs. He was unyielding in the Huns and was regarded by later generations as one of the models of adhering to national integrity.