Serving our country wholeheartedly with outstanding achievements, wyndell dichinson, Qin Gui.

Soul of china, the heart is China, the mountain is strong!

The West Lake hides the tomb of the hero, reviling the treacherous man and kneeling on the ground.

Don't be evil. If you gain too much power, you will die.

Who is outstanding in ancient and modern theory:

Collect money and seal the marquis?

Millennium celebrity, emperor or vacancy.

Turn the tide to save the people, bravely climb dangerous peaks and embrace the sun and the moon.

Men are men, justice runs through Changhong, and God never shuts one door but he opens another!

On the afternoon of March 19, 2003, I expressed my feelings.

Yue Fei, a Chinese character, was a famous anti-gold star in the Southern Song Dynasty and a famous national hero in China. Song Huizong was born in Yue Jiazhuang, Xiaoli, Yonghe Township, tangyin county City, Xiangzhou (now Chenggang Village, Caiyuan Town, tangyin county City, Henan Province) in February of the lunar calendar 1 103. After Yue Fei was born, it happened that the nomads from the army entered the Central Plains and the society was in turmoil. From the age of 20, Yue Fei joined the army three times, the first time against Liao soldiers and the second time against Jin soldiers. During his nearly 20 years' military career, he became a famous anti-gold general at that time with his unique spirit of "serving the country faithfully". Just as Yue Fei recovered the rivers and mountains, he was determined to win, and was ready to "go straight to Huanglongfu to drink with all the gentlemen", but he was killed by the investment faction headed by Zhao Gou, the emperor of the Southern Song Dynasty, in Hangzhou Fengbo Pavilion. He died young at the age of 39, leaving a lot of pain and regret for future generations.

Praising Yue Fei's heroic deeds is widely circulated among the people, and the story of praising her mother-in-law's tattoo is also very popular.

However, the story of mother-in-law tattoo has no basis in history. There are no records in the notes of Song Dynasty or unofficial history, including Jin Tuo Ge Bian written by Yue Fei's great-grandson York. Mother-in-law tattooing began with Biography of Song History compiled by Yuan people. The book says, "The bow is cast at first, the skirt is cast off, and the back is cast. The word' loyalty to the country' goes deep into the skin. " But the book didn't indicate that these four words were written by my mother-in-law.

By the middle of Ming Dynasty, Yue Fei's story began to spread widely. The Zhongjing Ji, written during Chenghua's reign, only mentioned the words "saving the country with pure heart" on Yue Fei's back. In the thirty-first year of Jiajing (1552), Xiong Daben's Biography of Wu Zhong recorded that Yue Fei saw that some people in Tang Yin's hometown were forced by life and gathered in the mountains to encourage themselves and others, so he went to ask craftsmen to deeply tattoo the word "loyalty to the country" on their backs. The Legend of Zhongjing Banner, written by Li Mei and revised by Feng Menglong in the late Ming Dynasty, said: "There are four words on Shi Yanfei's back, which were stabbed by Zhang Xian and by Ling Fei." If so, "loyalty to the country" was stabbed by Zhang Xian after Yue Fei became a general.

"Mother-in-law tattoo" was first seen in Qianlong period of Qing Dynasty. Hang Qiancai commented on Zhong Jing's Covenant, the 22nd time in the book, entitled "The pseudonym swore into Wang Zuo and stabbed Zhong Jing's mother-in-law to instruct her son". The content is that Yue Fei was not hired by Wang Zuozhi, the messenger of Yang Yao, and his mother was afraid that some lawless people would come to seduce Yue Fei in the future. If she is cheated and unfaithful, her reputation will be ruined. So he prayed to the gods and ancestors, and tattooed the words "faithfully serve the country" on Yue Fei's back. This book describes that when her mother-in-law tattooed, she first wrote it on Fergie's back with a brush, then needled it with embroidery, and then smeared it with vinegar ink to make it never fade. Describe it in detail. However, some scholars believe that tattooing is a stunt with strict operating procedures and skills, which is by no means something that ordinary people can do. Mother-in-law is a housewife and can't have this ability. Obviously, the author created the tattoo on Yue Fei's back through imagination and artistic processing according to some biographies of Yuan and Ming Dynasties. So, does Yue Fei have a tattoo on his back? What is a tattoo? Whose hand stabbed it? It is still a mystery.