Wang Quanbin (908-976), a native of Taiyuan, was a famous soldier in the Five Dynasties and the Early Song Dynasty.

After the first incident, Tang Zhuang lived in Li, where he worked hard. Li Siyuan acceded to the throne in the Ming Dynasty and organized the imperial army to set up schools. After becoming an official, he moved to protect the holy commander because of his merits. Starting from the last week, he commanded the right compartment of Longjie. In the second year of Xiande (955), we attacked Qin Zhou (now Tianshui, Gansu Province) and Fengzhou (now northeast of Fengxian County, Shaanxi Province) from Zhen 'an, and granted Zhou Enying the permanent mission and moved to Sizhou to defend the mission. In six years, he attacked Liao from Chai Rong, Zhou Shizong, recovered Waqiaoguan (now Xiongxian County, Hebei Province) and changed to Xiangzhou. In May of the Song and Yuan Dynasties (960), Mr. Murong and his party came to Luzhou (now Changzhi, Shanxi) from the East Road to discuss with Li Jun, the rebel army, in order to help Qian 'an National Army save our time. In August of four years, Guo Jin, the commander of Mingzhou, and others attacked the Northern Han Dynasty, and they conquered Leping (now this genus). In October of the second year of Gander (964), he changed his position to serve the military forces. In November, Fengzhou Road was deployed for the Xichuan camp, and 30,000 soldiers were led to attack Houshu. In December, Kexing Prefecture (now Lueyang, Shaanxi Province) defeated 7,000 Shu soldiers and pulled out more than 20 villages. Later, he teamed up with Cui, the lieutenant, to defeat the elite of the Shu army and conquer Lizhou (now Guangyuan, Sichuan). In the first month of the third year, he led the main force to attack Jianmen (now northeast of Jiange), sent troops to surround the Shu army, attacked from front to back, captured Jianmen, annihilated more than 10,000 people of the Shu army, and captured its commander Wang Zhaoyuan alive. After studying in Weicheng (now the northeast of Mianyang), Meng Chang, the commander of the post-Shu Dynasty, saw that the tide was gone and sent messengers to surrender. After the soldiers entered Chengdu, they plundered and killed the soldiers and civilians, arousing the resistance of the soldiers and civilians in Houshu, and were reduced to the Chongyi Army for observation. In April of the ninth year of Kaibao (976), he was appointed as the military ambassador of Wuning, and died in the same year.