Why doesn't Su Wu in Su Wu Biography eat sheep?

Su Wu, nicknamed To Tu Thanh, was a great politician, diplomat, patriotic hero and national hero in the period of Emperor Wu of Han Dynasty, and was born with his father Su Jian, his brother Su Jia, his brother Su Xian and Ling Du (now Xi 'an, Shaanxi).

Su Wu, A Lang in the reign of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, was detained when he was ordered to be a corps commander in Xiongnu in the first year of the Han Dynasty. Xiongnu nobles repeatedly threatened to induce them to surrender; Later, he moved to Beihai (now called Lake Baikal) to herd sheep and threatened to let the ram have children before he was released to China. Su Wu went through hardships and stayed in Xiongnu for nineteen years. In six years, Fang was put back into the Han Dynasty. Xuan Di, Emperor Gaozu of Han Dynasty, listed Su Wu as one of the eleven outstanding figures in Qilin Pavilion and praised him for his patriotism and loyalty.

Su Wu is an envoy. Xiongnu didn't kill him, just wanted him to surrender to humiliate the Han Dynasty. Su Wu refused to surrender, and the Huns refused to let him go, so they gave him a flock of rams to let him go, saying that they would let him go if they gave birth to a lamb. Rams can't give birth to lambs, just hope they can't bear to eat them halfway. As long as Su Wu eats sheep, the Huns can seize the opportunity to surrender and humiliate him severely. At this time, Sue didn't dare to insist, so she couldn't eat sheep anyway. This is a solar term problem.

Su Wu is a man with a sense of solar terms and a sense of mission. A person can leave the old country for more than ten years and still maintain the demeanor of an envoy. His willpower is beyond the endurance of ordinary people. Therefore, in order not to disgrace his mission, he will not steal the sheep.

In Biography of Su Wu, Ban Gu successfully created an indomitable, loyal and fiercely defending national dignity, Su Wu, an envoy of the Han Dynasty. The article starts from the first year of Tianhan, when Su Wu was ordered to send envoys to Xiongnu. Then the Huns rebelled, but Su Wu was involved. No? Great shame? Su Wu died generously and was saved by luck. Khan praised his integrity and wanted him to surrender, but Su Wu refused. The Huns were helpless, so they put sheep in Beihai and threatened? Is the milk returned? . Tilt, memory. It is impossible for a ram to produce milk.

Su Wu loves his motherland, and his indomitable spirit is immortal. He is a hero worthy of our study and admiration.