Great Hero Di Qing. Volume 3

Author: Shen Shoulin Wu Jun Wang Dawei
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: 2003-03-01
：This book is the graphic text of the 52-episode animated series "The Great Hero Di Qing," telling the legendary story of the Northern Song general Di Qing from his childhood struggles to becoming the commander-in-chief of the frontier armies. When Di Qing was eight years old, his parents passed away, coinciding with the rise of the Western Xia's Yuanhao to the throne and his military campaign against Song, creating urgency at the borders. Determined to serve his country, he became a student of an elderly temple abbot, studying diligently and practicing martial arts. As he grew older, he became a general renowned for his wisdom and courage, skilled in strategy. He was a man of integrity, fearless in the face of the power of the imperial relatives and the imperial uncle, persistently fighting against injustice time and time again. At that time, the Song army was repeatedly defeated by the Western Xia, showing cowardice and hesitation in battle. After joining the army, Di Qing was both brave and strategic, boldly employing advanced weaponry to severely injure the Western Xia cavalry. This finally made the Western Xia King Yuanhao realize that only national reconciliation was the only way out, and he eventually signed a peace treaty with the Song dynasty. Di Qing himself rose from a commoner to become the commander guarding the frontier and the chief of the National Military Council, becoming a household name as a great hero. The entire story vividly portrays Di Qing's willingness to abandon high-ranking positions and personal desires, leaving the capital to join the army and fight on the battlefield in service to his country. From this, his profound patriotism and love for the people are evident. It further reflects the historical reality and inevitable trend of seeking common ground while preserving differences, mutual tolerance, and achieving national unity among all ethnic groups within the Chinese family.
：This book is the graphic text of the 52-episode animated series "The Great Hero Di Qing," telling the legendary story of the Northern Song general Di Qing from his childhood struggles to becoming the commander-in-chief of the frontier armies. Di Qing was eight years old when his parents passed away, coinciding with the rise of the Western Xia's Yuanhao to the throne and his military campaign against Song, creating urgency at the borders. Determined to serve his country, he became a student of an elderly temple abbot, studying diligently and practicing martial arts. As he grew older, he became a general renowned for his wisdom and courage, skilled in strategy. He was a man of integrity, fearless in the face of the power of the imperial relatives and the imperial uncle, persistently fighting against injustice time and time again. At that time, the Song army was repeatedly defeated by the Western Xia, showing cowardice and hesitation in battle. After joining the army, Di Qing was both brave and strategic, boldly