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Yue Fei (1103 - 1142) was a famous general who fought against the Jin Dynasty at the end of the Northern Song Dynasty. He was one of the most famous generals in the late Northern Song Dynasty and one of the famous national heroes in Chinese history. Yue Fei was born in the seventh year of Xuanhe in the Northern Song Dynasty (1104). He loved military affairs since childhood and had served as an official position, including Zhilong Tuge, Privy Envoy, Sansi Envoy, etc. In the war against foreign enemies, Yue Fei led the army to many victories. He once recovered the six prefectures of Xiangyang and the Central Plains in the north. He became a famous military strategist and national hero in Chinese history. During the Southern Song Dynasty, Yue Fei was captured by the Jin Dynasty and later returned to the country. He continued to devote himself to the war against the Jin Dynasty and led the army to defeat the Jin army many times, including recovering Zhengzhou, Luoyang and other places. However, Yue Fei was ostracized and framed by powerful ministers in the late Southern Song Dynasty and was finally killed at the age of 61. Yue Fei was a famous general and national hero in Chinese history. His loyalty and courage were highly praised by later generations, and his legendary story was widely praised.

The Fairy Yue in the Mortal Cultivation Legend was Silvermoon (also known as Xue Ling). She was an important character in the novel and was also the confidante of the main character, Han Li. Silvermoon was a member of the Silvermoon Wolf Clan. After being possessed by the soul of the Ancient Devil World's Sacred Ancestor Yuan Sha, she escaped into the Heavenvoid Cauldron and became the item spirit of the wolf-headed jade scepter. With Han Li's help, she gradually broke free from his control and accompanied him. While waiting for the TV series, he could also click on the link below to read the classic original work of "The Legend of Mortal Cultivation"!

The first chapter of Yue Fei's Biography was about Yue Fei's birth, encountering a flood, and meeting Wang Gui, Tang Huai, and Zhang Xian.

The Legend of Yue Fei was a historical novel written by the Ming Dynasty novelist Luo Guanzhong. It narrated the life of Yue Fei, a famous general in the late Northern Song Dynasty. The novel was set in the background of Yue Fei's defeat by the Jin Dynasty and the destruction of the Yue family's army by the Jin Dynasty. Through describing the experiences of Yue Fei and his family in the war against the Jin Dynasty, it showed Yue Fei's loyalty, integrity, courage, fearlessness, and patriotic feelings. The main plot of the novel included Yue Fei joining the army to fight against the Jin army, recovering Jiankang, the Jin army invading the south again in the eleventh year of Shaoxing, and the great victory of Yue's army. The novel also described the internal disputes of the Yue Family Army, the friction between Yue Fei and the officials, and the relationship between Yue Fei and his family. Yue Fei's biography was regarded as one of the classics in ancient Chinese novels, which had a profound impact on the fields of literature, opera, and film.

Yue Fei was a famous general and national hero during the Southern Song Dynasty. He was also one of the famous strategists and strategists in Chinese history. He was born in Yucheng County, Shangqiu City, Henan Province, and grew up in Lin 'an, the capital of the Southern Song Dynasty (now Hangzhou, Zhejiang Province). Yue Fei was known as "Wu Mu" in Chinese history. He was one of the most respected generals in the Southern Song Dynasty. The army he led won many victories in the war against Jin, making his name spread throughout the world. Yue Fei also put forward the famous military thought of "putting the people first and food first, for your country is worried about the people without food", which had a profound impact on the development of ancient Chinese military thought. Although Yue Fei was suppressed by some politicians during the Southern Song Dynasty, his loyalty and patriotic spirit were still remembered by future generations. His legendary story and great achievements have always attracted people's attention and research.

Biography of Yue Fei was a long novel written by Luo Guanzhong, a Ming Dynasty novelist. It was written in the 14th century. The novel mainly tells the story of Yue Fei and others fighting against the Jin soldiers in the late Northern Song Dynasty. The full text of the novel was as follows: At the end of the Northern Song Dynasty, Yue Fei, the leader of the southern anti-Jin rebel army, led the Yue family army to engage in a fierce battle with the Jin soldiers. In the battle, Yue Fei and his troops suffered many failures, but Yue Fei always believed that his army was strong and constantly summed up experience to strengthen training, and finally achieved a series of victories. However, Yue Fei and his Yue Clan Army did not receive sufficient support from the Imperial Court. There were different factions within the court. Some people opposed the idea of resisting the Jin Dynasty and the peace talks with the Southern Song Dynasty, and even secretly supported the Jin army. In this context, Yue Fei faced various pressures from the court and the people and was eventually forced to retire. Yue Fei's death and Yue Family's Army's defeat caused a nationwide shock. Although the Southern Song Dynasty tried to salvage the situation, the Jin army continued to march south and eventually destroyed the Southern Song Dynasty. Yue Fei's historical mission was completed. Biography of Yue Fei, a classic novel in ancient China, vividly presented the social style and military struggles of the Southern Song Dynasty with vivid historical events and characters.

The script for Yue Fei's biography should have been written by Liu Kezhuang, a historical novelist. The script was divided into four parts: " Yue Family Army,"" Silver Hook Battle Robe,"" Three Thousand Miles to Caozhou," and " Four Rows Warehouse." It told the story of Yue Fei leading the Yue Family Army to fight against the Jin army at the end of the Northern Song Dynasty. The Yue Family Army described Yue Fei's experience of leading the Yue Family Army to recruit soldiers, train the army, and fight in the north and south. It showed Yue Fei's bravery and loyalty. " Silver Hook Battle Robe " told the story of Yue Fei and the enemy's hand-to-hand combat, showing Yue Fei's bravery. " Three Thousand Li Crashing Caozhou " and " Four Rows Warehouse " were the plots of Yue Fei's battles against the Jin and Yuan armies respectively. They described Yue Fei and his army fighting continuously in the arduous war, holding their positions and finally winning.

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The novels recommended by Yue Fei after his rebirth included " Little Shang River,"" Recasting Mountains and Rivers of the Great Song,"" Legend of the Martial Saint Yue Wumu,"" Song Ru Ge,"" Song Song You Zi," and " Laughing Proudly in the Court." These novels were rich in content, and the story was full of ups and downs. It was worth reading.

Concubine Yue and Princess Ruyang were two characters in Love Like the Galaxy Ruyang Princess was the Emperor's aunt. In the drama, she appeared as someone who relied on her seniority and interfered with the affairs of the palace. She used to be unfriendly to the Emperor and her elder sister, but later on, because of the Emperor's ability to work hard and stabilize the situation, she changed her attitude and began to love the Emperor. Consort Yue was the Emperor's favorite concubine. She was loved by the audience with her strong personality and sincere love for the Emperor. Consort Yue had insulted Princess Ruyang twice in the drama, once on General Huo's death anniversary, and once at Ling Buyi and Cheng Shaoshang's engagement banquet. Her actions resonated with the audience because she bravely defended the interests of the emperor and exposed the bad behavior of Princess Ruyang. The relationship between Consort Yue and Ruyang Princess was tense, but Consort Yue relied on her strength and sincerity to gain the Emperor's support. As for why Consort Yue dared to offend Ruyang Princess, it was probably because she had enough background and support. At the same time, her sincere love for the Emperor had won the Emperor's favor.