, military strategist and national hero of the Southern Song Dynasty.
Ju Peng was born in Tangyin, Xiangzhou.
When he was young, he was diligent and eager to learn, and developed good martial arts.
At the age of 19, he joined the army to fight against the Liao Dynasty.
Soon after, his father Li died and he retired to his hometown to observe filial piety.
In 126 AD, the Jin soldiers invaded the Central Plains on a large scale. Yue Fei joined the army again and began his military career to fight against the Jin soldiers and protect his family and country.
Legend has it that after Yue Fei left, his mother Yao's family tattooed "loyalty to the country" on his back, which became Yue Fei's lifelong creed.
Yue Fei, named Ju Peng, was born into the S family of a sharecropper in Tangyin, Xiangzhou in the Northern Song Dynasty.
When he was young, he encountered a large-scale plundering war by the Jin Jurchen nobles against the Song Dynasty.
He witnessed the tragic historical facts before and after the fall of the Northern Song Dynasty, and shared the fate of the people in the occupied areas of the Central Plains at that time.
He had a strong desire and requirement to resolutely resist the oppression of the Jurchen nobles, regain his homeland, and unify the motherland.
At the end of the Northern Song Dynasty, people of various ethnic groups, such as the Han, Khitan, Bohai, etc.
The people who were deeply oppressed by the nation were deeply resentful of Xu Jin and organized to resist.
Since the 1920s, a vigorous national anti-gold war broke out between the north and south of the Yellow River and Huaihe River.
Yue Fei, together with the famous anti-golden warriors Zongze and Han Shizhong, stood at the forefront of the anti-golden struggle.
However, the corrupt ruling group of the Northern Song Dynasty adopted a policy of compromise and surrender.
In 1127, after Qinzong Zhao Ji, Huizong, and Zhao Huan were taken prisoner, Zhao Gou, the leader of the small court of the Southern Song Dynasty, also surrendered.
He settled in the south of the Yangtze River and indulged in singing and dancing. He had no real determination and plan to organize the national anti-golden war and carry it to the end.
The difference was that he trusted Qin Hui and other surrender factions and conducted a series of negotiations and surrender activities through them.
On the other hand, the anti-Japanese factions such as Zongze, Yue Fei, and Han Shizhong were used to resist the fierce offensive of the Jin army in order to retain their throne as emperor and accumulate the capital to kneel down and sue for peace.
By the mid-1920s, after the formation of the Song-Jin military demarcation line from Jianghuai in the east to Shaanxi in the west, the ruling groups of Zhao Gou and Qin Hui actually became the biggest stumbling block in the Southern Song Dynasty's struggle against the Jin.
On the other hand, the anti-Japanese factions such as Yue Fei and Han Shizhong became the biggest obstacle to the activities of the surrender factions of Zhao Gou and Qin Hui.
The struggle between the anti-Japanese faction and the capitulation faction in the Southern Song Dynasty became increasingly acute.
Yue Fei firmly opposed peace talks, advocated fighting to the end, regardless of personal honor and disgrace, and resolutely opposed the surrender activities of Zhao Gou and Qin Hui.
In 139 AD, Yue Fei heard in Ezhou that the peace talks between the Song Dynasty and the Jin Dynasty were about to be reached, and he immediately wrote a letter to express his opposition, claiming that the Jin people could not be trusted and reconciliation could not be relied on.
He also directly criticized Prime Minister Qin Hui's scheming and ulterior motives for his surrender, earning Qin Hui a title.
After the peace agreement was reached, Zhao Gou was so proud that he issued an amnesty order and rewarded the civil and military ministers heavily.
However, Yue Fei refused the imperial edict three times.
He did not get the honor of the third division of Kaifuyi and the seal of 3500 Food City.
In a polite refusal, he poignantly expressed his opposition to peace talks: Today's events in the United States may be dangerous but not unsafe, or worrisome but not worthy of celebration.
Once again expressed his determination to regain the Central Plains.
He is willing to win a great victory, regain the land of the two rivers, spurn the floating clouds, and finally seek revenge for his country.
This is tantamount to pouring cold water on Song Gaozong. Zhao Gou and Qin Hui held a grudge because of this.
However, Yue Fei, no matter what, in the summer of 139, Jin Wushu tore up the Shaoxing Peace Conference and instigated rebellion against his old nest; he once again launched a large-scale anti-Song war.
With the eastern and western armies gaining successive victories against Sister Jin, Yue Fei marched from the middle reaches of the Yangtze River and launched an unstoppable counterattack.
The time has come for him to demonstrate his ambition to regain the Central Plains.
After entering the Central Plains, the Yuejia Army was warmly welcomed by the Central Plains people and loyal militia.
In July of this year, Yue Fei led a light cavalry unit stationed in Yancheng, Henan, and fought fiercely with Jin Wushu's fifteen thousand troops.
Yue Fei personally led the troops, captured the enemy's formation, cut off the 8 Jin army's futu and guaima, and defeated Jin Wushu.
Yue Fei's Xiahou army, Yang Zaixing, rode into the enemy Xiahou army alone, trying to capture Jin Wushu alive, but he couldn't find it.
He personally killed hundreds of enemies and suffered dozens of injuries.
He is so brave.
The Yuejia Army American soldiers have a fighting style, and the enemy can shake the Yuejia Army's lineup with overwhelming power.
After the great victory in Yancheng, Yue Fei took advantage of his victory and went straight to Zhuxian Town.
Jin Wushu gathered a hundred thousand troops to resist, but was defeated by Yue Fei.
Yue Fei Xiahou _ Northern Expedition to the Central Plains, recaptured Yingchang, Caizhou, Zhouchen, Zhengzhou, Yancheng, and Zhuxian Town in one fell swoop, wiping out the effective strength of the Jin army. The morale of the Jin army was greatly boosted, and Jin Wushu prepared to escape from Kaifeng overnight.
The Southern Song Dynasty's struggle against the Jin Dynasty saw a fundamental turning point, and then took another step forward, falling into the Central Plains for more than ten years.
It is expected to be recovered.
Yue Fei excitedly said to the generals: Go directly to Huanglong Mansion and have a good drink with the officials!
The 8-Jinjun lamented that it is easy to shake a mountain, but it is difficult to shake the Yue family.
However, the Yue family army, which was difficult to be shaken by foreign enemies, was destroyed by the surrender faction in the Southern Song Dynasty.
At this moment of glorious victory in the anti-Jin war, the emperor among the emperors was eager to make peace with Jin, fearing that once the Central Plains was recovered and the Jin was released to his younger brother Qinzong, he would lose his throne.
The Jin people installed by the Southern Song Dynasty court stole Qin Jian, a high-ranking treacherous minister of the prime minister, and also seized the unspeakable heartache of Emperor Gaozong, and acted wantonly to destroy Yue Fei's war of resistance against the United States.
They conspired with each other and formulated a vicious plan to withdraw troops across the board, ruining the good situation of fighting against Jin.
First, they ordered the east and west fronts to retreat, resulting in an outstanding unfavorable situation for Yue Fei's army to fight alone; that is to say, in the name of not being alone for a long time, he won twelve gold medals and urgently ordered Yue Fei to be divided into classes.