What spirit does Su Wu's sheep husbandry embody?

As a real China people, we can't lose our backbone and solar terms, which is something that each of us must bear in mind. In the Han Dynasty, there was a historical story about Su Wu herding sheep. In the story, Su Wu kept a pure patriotic heart no matter what difficulties he encountered. When he was sent to Xiongnu, he was seduced by Xiongnu Khan many times and always maintained an unyielding solar term.

The story of Su Wu's sheep herding refers to the story of Su Wu, a man in the Han Dynasty, who would rather die than surrender to the Huns. According to the biography of Su Hanwu, in the first year of Tian Han, Su Wusui was ordered to send a corps commander to the Xiongnu, and was later detained by the Xiongnu. Xiongnu Khan wanted him to surrender, so he imprisoned Su Wu and refused to give him food and drink. It snowed heavily, so Su Wu swallowed the snow and felt wool to satisfy his hunger, and he would not die for several days. Then the Huns moved Su Wu to a deserted place near Beihai, and let him graze the ram, saying that he would not return to the Han Dynasty until the ram gave birth to a lamb. Su Wu did not waver and was detained by the Huns 19 years. He suffered a lot and remained faithful. When he returned to the Han Dynasty, his hair and beard turned white.

Su Wu is one of the representatives who can adhere to national integrity in the history of China. This biography eulogizes Su Wu's spirit of loyalty to coercion and inducement, fearlessness of power, patriotism and not yielding to setbacks.