In Biography of Su Wu, Su Wu begged for death first, and then devoted himself to survival. When Su Wu begged for death and survival, he knew that he would die for integrity and dignity. At this time, he has turned his back on life and death and only insisted on maintaining the dignity of the Han Dynasty.

When Su Wu was herding sheep, Li Ling wanted to talk about Su Wu with a table of dining tables and a pile of bad news. Finally, Su Wu said, I know I will die here eventually. You must make me surrender. Today's conversation is over, and I'm going to die now.

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According to the main joints of Su Wu's life experience, Su Chuan can be roughly divided into three parts. The first part is the first two sections, in which Su Wu was ordered to send envoys to the Huns to make peace. The second part, * * * section 11, describes the process of Su Wu being detained and put back after the Huns met with an emergency.

The third part, namely the last four sections, describes the respect and affection that Su Wu received after he returned to Han Dynasty. The language of the article is tempered, thrifty and clean, combining historian's brushwork with literary language, and portraying characters in three points.

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