The main content of the story of the shepherd in Suwu.

Su Wu's herding sheep is used as a metaphor for noble patriotism, and it can also be used as a metaphor that we can stand the test and bear hardships and stand hard work, and no matter how hard we try, we will certainly succeed.

The main content of the story of the shepherd in Suwu.

The story of Su Wu's sheep husbandry

Knowing that Su Wu was unwilling to surrender after all, Wei Lv reported Khan. The more Khan wanted him to surrender, he imprisoned Su Wu and put him in a big cellar. He was not given food or drink. When it snowed, Su Wu lay chewing the snow and swallowed it with felt wool to satisfy his hunger. He would not die for several days. The Huns thought it was amazing, so they exiled Su Wu to a deserted place on the North Sea and let him graze the ram, saying that it would be returned to Han after the ram was born. At the same time, his subordinates and their entourage were placed in other places. After Su Wu was exiled to Beihai, because food could not be transported, he had to dig out the wild fruits stored by wild rats to eat. He herded sheep by the festival battle given by Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, held them when he slept and got up, and knocked off all the knots in the festival battle.

Su Wu's spirit of herding sheep.

Su Wu Shepherd praises Su Wu's spirit of loyalty to threats and inducements, fearlessness of power, loyalty and unyielding patriotism.

Su Wu's spirit of herding sheep tells us that we must have a strong will and not blindly pursue some grandiose material comforts. Not only did you take a wrong step in the past, but now you will become the enemy of the people if you go astray. Although Su Wu was not a general who cut the enemy before the war, nor was he an able man who opened up territory after the founding of the People's Republic of China, his spirit of humiliation and burden-bearing was no less than that of a national hero.