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In the vast starry sky of Chinese history, Yue Fei is like a shining star, illuminating the anti-Jin struggle during the Southern Song Dynasty.

He is not only a hero on the battlefield, but also a symbol of loyalty and justice.

Although Yue Fei's life was short, his spirit will remain forever in the long river of history.

His story has inspired countless generations and become a symbol of loyalty and courage.

The story of Yue Fei, the hero who fought against the Jin army, makes us understand the importance of loyalty and courage.

Although he experienced tragedy, his spirit will always inspire us.

"Yue Fei was born in Tangyin County, Xiangzhou, in the second year of Emperor Huizong of Song's Chongning reign. His family had been farmers for generations."

"Although his family was poor, Yue Fei had great integrity and ambition when he was young, and he loved reading."

"In addition, Yue Fei had learned archery from a martial artist and had great strength, being able to shoot with both hands."

"In the fourth year of Xuanhe, Yue Fei enlisted in the army under Liu Qian, the envoy of Zhending. He led 200 soldiers to defeat bandits in Xiangzhou and captured the bandit leaders Tao Jun and Jia Jinhe alive."

"When Zhao Gou, then King Kang, arrived in Xiangzhou, Yue Fei was able to meet Zhao Gou and was ordered to defeat the bandit Ji Qian. He succeeded and was promoted to Cheng Xin Lang."

"After that, Yue Fei fought against the Jin people many times in Xiangzhou."

"He first led the cavalry to lure the enemy and defeat the Jin soldiers at Ligudu, and then followed Liu Hao to fight the Jin soldiers in a stalemate south of Huazhou."

"Yue Fei took advantage of the fact that the Jin soldiers were unaware of the Song army's weakness and decisively met the enemy and killed them alone in front of the battle line, eventually repelling the Jin soldiers."

"In Guangde, Yue Fei defeated the Jin soldiers six times and captured Jin general Wang Quan and more than 40 other generals."

"Yue Fei selected some Jin soldiers who could be used by him, sent them back to the Jin camp, and asked them to burn the Jin camp at night. Yue Fei took advantage of the chaos to defeat the Jin army."

"When Yue Fei entered Zhongcun, he did not allow his generals to ask for food from the people even if they were starving."

"At that time, many Han people who were recruited into the Jin camp came to submit when they heard that Yue Fei was stationed in Zhongcun."

"In the fourth year of Jianyan, Wanyan Zongbing approached Changzhou. Yue Fei led his troops to station in the territory and subdued the bandits Guo Ji and others during this period."

"Local people praised Yue Fei and built a temple with his portrait."

"Wanyan Zongbing launched a massive attack on Changzhou. Yue Fei led his troops to fight against him and won four battles in a row."

"After Wanyan Zongbing pressed on to Jiankang, Yue Fei ordered his men to sneak into the Jin camp at night to harass them, causing the Jin soldiers to kill each other because they could not distinguish between friend and foe."

"He then led his cavalry to attack Longwan, defeated Wanyan Zongbing, and eventually forced him to flee to Huaixi, and Jiankang was recovered."

"When fighting against the bandit Qi Fang, Yue Fei won every battle."

"Zhang Jun saw Yue Fei's military prowess when he was passing by, and praised him to Prime Minister Fan Zongyin. After the court learned about it, Yue Fei was appointed as the governor of Tongzhou and the governor of Taizhou."

"However, Yue Fei did not accept the appointment, but took the initiative to request to guard the Huainan East Road and lead the army to recover the prefectures and counties along the way."

"When the Jin army attacked Chuzhou, Yue Fei replaced Zhang Jun to support them. He won three battles in a row, killed Jin general Gao Taibao, and captured more than 70 enemy leaders."

"Liu Guangshi, who was ordered to support Yue Fei, was afraid of the enemy and did not move forward. Yue Fei received an order from Emperor Gaozong of Song to defend Tongzhou and Taizhou alone."

"However, Yue Fei believed that Taizhou had no strategic location to defend, so he retreated to Chaixu, and Taizhou was lost."

"In the first year of Shaoxing, the Jiedushi Zhang Jun and Li Cheng's general Ma Jin were in a standoff in Hongzhou for more than a month. After Yue Fei arrived, he asked to be the vanguard to quell the situation."

"Yue Fei led his troops across the river to fight, and defeated Ma Jin at Yulongguan, forcing him to flee to Yunzhou."

"Later, Ma Jin launched a counterattack, but was lured into deep territory by Yue Fei and ultimately defeated."

Wen Tianxiang: Yue Fei died at the hands of Qin Hui, but in fact Song Gaozong was the mastermind behind the scenes.

The Song Dynasty had a tradition of emphasizing culture and suppressing military power. Since its founding, the Song Dynasty had pursued a policy of emphasizing culture and suppressing military power.

After Zhao Kuangyin seized power through the Chenqiao Rebellion, he strictly restricted the power of military generals to prevent them from becoming self-reliant.

As the emperor of the Song Dynasty, Song Gaozong Zhao Gou naturally inherited this tradition.

The Yue Family Army led by Yue Fei made many military achievements, gained great fame, and gradually grew in power.

This made Song Gaozong deeply uneasy, fearing that Yue Fei would become the next military general to threaten the imperial power.

During the Song Dynasty, the Privy Council was in charge of the country's military power, and most of the Privy Councilors were civil officials, so the power of military generals was greatly restricted.

Against this background, the powerful strength of Yue Fei's Yue Family Army undoubtedly made Song Gaozong feel uneasy.

As a representative of the peace faction, Qin Hui, in order to achieve the goal of peace talks with the Kingdom of Jin, did not hesitate to collude with others to slander and frame Yue Fei.

Qin Hui advised Emperor Gaozong of Song that Yue Fei's achievements were so great that he frightened the emperor, that he held a large army and that he had the intention of rebelling.

He also fabricated various lies, claiming that Yue Fei was colluding with the Jin Kingdom in an attempt to overthrow the Southern Song regime.

Although these were all false accusations, they brought great crisis to Yue Fei under the political environment at that time.

Under Qin Hui's instigation, Song Gaozong's suspicion of Yue Fei deepened.

Yue Fei was devoted to supporting the country, and his loyalty and patriotism were beyond doubt.

However, some of his actions aroused the suspicion of Song Gaozong.

Yue Fei actively advocated welcoming back the two saints. Although this slogan boosted morale to a certain extent, it put Song Gaozong into an embarrassing situation.

If Emperors Huizong and Qinzong were welcomed back, the throne of Emperor Gaozong of Song would be threatened.

In addition, Yue Fei also advised Song Gaozong to establish a crown prince, which was an extremely sensitive issue.

Military generals' interference in the selection of a crown prince is often seen as a sign of ambition.

Yue Fei's actions were out of loyalty to the country.

But he did not understand political intrigue, which eventually brought him disaster.

Yue Fei had the qualities of a scholar-official and was upright and incorruptible, which offended Song Gaozong over some matters.

Yue Fei had a straightforward personality and was not good at dealing with people in a tactful way, which offended many of his colleagues in the officialdom.

He sometimes expressed different opinions on Song Gaozong's decisions, which made Song Gaozong dissatisfied.

For example, in military operations, Yue Fei insisted on his own ideas.

He believed that his generals were not bound by the emperor's orders while on a mission, and he repeatedly disobeyed Song Gaozong's orders.

This kind of unique behavior was undoubtedly dangerous in the Song Dynasty, an era when people were extremely wary of military generals.

After the Southern Song Dynasty and the Jin Dynasty made peace, the main contradiction shifted to the internal distribution of power.

In order to consolidate his rule, Song Gaozong had to take back the military power.

As a general with a large number of troops under his command, Yue Fei naturally became the focus of Song Gaozong's attention.

In the eyes of Song Gaozong, Yue Fei's Yue Family Army only obeyed Yue Fei's orders, which was a huge threat to the imperial power.

In order to recover the military power, Song Gaozong took a series of measures, including suppressing and framing Yue Fei.

In the end, due to the influence of various factors, Yue Fei was executed on false charges.

"After Ma Jin was defeated, Li Cheng failed to provide reinforcements and was also defeated by Yue Fei's troops, resulting in Ma Jin being beheaded. Li Cheng fled and sought refuge with Liu Yu of Qi."

"After Li and Ma Jin were pacified, the bandit Zhang Yong started a rebellion again. Yue Fei wrote a letter to persuade Zhang Yong to surrender because he and Zhang Yong were from the same hometown."

"Yue Fei and Zhang Jun joined forces to quell the rebellion of the bandits Li Cheng, Zhang Yong and others. Yue Fei was also appointed as the deputy commander of the Shenwu Right Army by the court for his first meritorious service and stayed in Hongzhou."

"The following year, Cao Cheng led more than 100,000 troops to occupy Daozhou and Hezhou, and Yue Fei was ordered to recruit them."

"Yue Fei requested to wipe out the bandits while they were still weak and had not yet formed a strong force, and Song Gaozong approved it."

"In Hezhou, Yue Fei created the illusion that food and grass were running out to confuse the captured Cao Cheng spy, and then deliberately let the spy escape so that he could pass on the message to Cao Cheng."

"After hearing this, Cao Cheng really attacked Yue Fei. Yue Fei led his army to defeat Cao Cheng and forced him to flee to Lianzhou."

"Yue Fei couldn't bear to kill Cao Cheng's accomplices, but he was afraid that they would reunite, so he only sent people to kill their leaders and pacify their followers."

"So Yue Fei recruited 20,000 of Cao Cheng's former followers and continued to pursue Cao Cheng, forcing him to surrender at the Xuanfu Division."

"In the third year of Shaoxing, Yue Fei was ordered to go to Lin'an, but he was afraid that the rebellion would resurface, so he did not make the trip."

"At that time, bandits were rampant in Qianzhou and Jizhou, and entered more than ten prefectures and counties such as Xunzhou and Meizhou to plunder."

"Yue Fei was ordered to go and pacify the rebellion. He defeated the bandits in Qianzhou and ordered Xu Qing and others to go to various places to persuade the remaining bandits to surrender."

"Song Gaozong secretly ordered Yue Fei to massacre all the people in Qianzhou City after he occupied it. Yue Fei repeatedly pleaded to only execute the main culprit, and Song Gaozong agreed."

"The people of Qianzhou were grateful to Yue Fei for this and enshrined a statue of Yue Fei in Qianzhou."

"In the same year, Yue Fei went to the court to meet Emperor Gaozong of Song, and got Gaozong to write the banner of "Loyal Yue Fei" in his own handwriting."

"In the sixth year of Shaoxing, Yue Fei set up the Xuanfu Division in Xiangyang in order to recover the Central Plains."

"During this period, Yue Fei was at home mourning for his mother's death. Emperor Gaozong of Song Dynasty repeatedly ordered Yue Fei to go to Wuchang to mobilize the army, so Yue Fei had no choice but to return to the army."

"Later, he was in charge of the affairs of Hedong Road and governed Hebei Road, defeating the enemy forces many times."

"In September, Liu Yu sent his son Liu Lin and nephew Liu Ni to invade the Huaixi region separately."

"At that time, Yue Fei had serious eye problems due to years of fighting, but he was still ordered to go to Huaixi and defeat Liu Lin's army."

"On the way, Song Gaozong sent a letter saying that Liu Lin and his men had already left and there was no need to pursue them, so Yue Fei withdrew his troops midway."

"In the seventh year of Shaoxing, Yue Fei met with Emperor Gaozong of Song and was named Grand Commandant."

"Yue Fei discussed with Song Gaozong many times about the strategy of restoring the Central Plains. He analyzed that the Jin people used Liu Yu to establish Qi in an attempt to disrupt the Central Plains and make the Song people kill each other, while the Jin people themselves could train their troops."

"Yue Fei requested permission from Emperor Gaozong of Song to lead his troops to march into Bianliang, Luoyang, Shaanxi and other places to recruit the rebel generals and force the Jin soldiers to abandon Bianliang."

"Song Gaozong trusted Yue Fei very much and frankly entrusted the task of restoring the country to Yue Fei."

Xin Qiji: When Yue Fei was murdered by a traitor, the 100,000-strong Yue Family Army remained indifferent.

The whole country was shocked when Yue Fei was killed.

However, what is even more puzzling is that not a single person from the 100,000-strong invincible Yue Family Army under his command stood up to avenge him.

Yue Fei's army was an army loyal to the imperial court. Even if Yue Fei was wronged, they could not act on their own.

At that time, Yue's army had been dispersed and stationed in various places and was unable to form a joint force.

During his lifetime, Yue Fei was strict in military discipline and did not allow his soldiers to disobey orders, even those that were unfair to him.

These statements all have some truth to them, but they cannot fully explain the silence of Yue's army.

After all, Yue Fei's army's loyalty to Yue Fei was unquestionable, and they could not be indifferent to Yue Fei's injustice.

As for the checks and balances on military power, the Song Dynasty had learned the lesson of separatist regimes in the Tang Dynasty since its establishment.

He implemented the policy of releasing military power over a cup of wine, and tried his best to weaken the power of military generals.

Although Yue Fei had made great military achievements, his military power was always strictly controlled by the imperial court.

Once Yue Fei was arrested, the Yue Family Army would be leaderless and it would be difficult for them to form an effective resistance force.

In the political darkness, the peace-loving faction had an absolute advantage in the Southern Song court.

They were greedy for pleasure, afraid of war, and only wanted to make peace with the Jin Kingdom.

Yue Fei advocated fighting against the Jin army to the end, which was incompatible with their political ideas, so he was ostracized and suppressed by them.

In such a political environment, even if Yue Fei's army wanted to avenge Yue Fei, it would be like hitting a rock with an egg.

The people are numb. For a long time, the people of the Southern Song Dynasty have suffered from war. They yearn for peace, even if it is a humiliating peace.

Although Yue Fei's anti-Jin advocacy represented national justice, it could not get the support of the majority of the people. In such a social atmosphere, even if Yue's army started an uprising, it would be difficult to get a wide response.

Yue Fei’s death is a tragedy of a hero and a sorrow of the times.

His life was the embodiment of loyalty and a model of patriotism.

His tragic fate also reflects the darkness of social politics and the complexity of human nature.

To commemorate Yue Fei, we should not only remember his great achievements, but also learn from his patriotism, national integrity and noble character.

We must also reflect on history, learn from it and avoid the recurrence of tragedies.

"When Yue Fei was planning to march north, he encountered resistance from the peace faction, including Qin Hui and Zhang Jun, who refused to hand over the Huaixi Army to Yue Fei and instead handed over military power to someone who was not worthy of the task."

"After Yue Fei and Zhang Jun failed to reach an agreement, Yue Fei submitted a petition to be relieved of his military power so that he could mourn for his mother."

"Song Gaozong issued edicts several times to urge Yue Fei to return to the army, but Yue Fei declined."

"It was not until Emperor Gaozong ordered Yue Fei's staff to plead with him for many days that Yue Fei agreed to return to the army."

"After Yue Fei returned to the army, he reported to the emperor why he was reluctant to launch the Northern Expedition. He said that if he kept delaying, he would lose the great opportunity to launch the Northern Expedition, and asked him to personally supervise the war."

"Yue Fei learned that Wanyan Zongbing hated Liu Yu and that Liu Yu was on good terms with Wanyan Zonghan, so he plotted to alienate the three of them."

"Yue Fei wrote a letter intending to conspire with Liu Yu to kill Wanyan Zongbi, and used Wanyan Zongbi's spies to let him know about this."

"Wanyan Zongbing learned about this and reported it to the Jin court, which deposed Liu Yu for this."

"Yue Fei then petitioned the court to seize the opportunity to attack and successfully recover the Central Plains, but was again rejected by Emperor Gaozong of Song."

"In the eighth year of Shaoxing, Yue Fei was ordered to return to Hangzhou to meet the crown prince. Afterwards, Yue Fei praised the crown prince as a ruler of the revival of the country."

"It happened that the Jin court sent envoys to discuss the return of the lost land in Henan, and Yue Fei reported it to Emperor Gaozong of Song."

"It means that the Jin people cannot be trusted, and Prime Minister Qin Hui's peace talks were inappropriate. I am afraid that he will be ridiculed by future generations."

"The following year, the lost land in Henan was returned, and Yue Fei presented a memorial to celebrate, but he still pointed out that the court should not have negotiated with the Jin people."

"We should not relax because of this. We should be cautious and vigilant in case things change in the future. At the same time, we should persist in the Northern Expedition to recover the Yan territory, etc."

"Song Gaozong granted him the title of Kaifu Yitong Sansi, but Yue Fei declined."

"Yue Fei also requested Song Gaozong to lead the cavalry to visit the tomb of the previous emperor in order to investigate the strength of the Jin army and plan a strategy for the Northern Expedition."

"In the tenth year of Shaoxing, the Jin people rose up again and invaded Bozhou and other places. Yue Fei was ordered by Song Gaozong to command the army to fight against the Jin army."

"Yue Fei ordered his generals to divide their forces and fight in different places, while he led the main force northward into the Central Plains."

"Before the army set out, Yue Fei secretly petitioned Emperor Gaozong of Song to appoint a crown prince to calm the people's hearts."

"Song Gaozong commended Yue Fei for his loyalty and appointed him as Shao Bao. Soon after, he was appointed as the Recruiting Envoy of Henan and Northern Routes."

"Yue Fei's army received frequent victories, and the morale of the troops was high."

"Wanyan Zongbing believed that Yue Fei was unstoppable and planned to lure Yue Fei to the front of the army for a decisive battle."

"Yue Fei provoked the Jin army every day, which made Wanyan Zongbing intolerable. He joined forces to attack, and Yue Fei's eldest son Yue Yun led the troops to fight against the Jin army."

"Yue Fei personally led his troops to defeat the Jin soldiers and won a complete victory."

"After the victory in the battle of Yancheng, Yue Fei concluded that the Jin army would return to Yingchang, so he sent his son Yue Yun to Yingchang to reinforce them, and eventually defeated the Jin army again in Yingchang."

"When Yue Fei crossed the Yellow River to the north, Qin Hui and his party attempted to abandon the land north of the Huai River and petitioned Song Gaozong to order Yue Fei to return to the court."

"Yue Fei countered that the morale of the Jin soldiers was low at this time, and it was a good time to recover lost territory and march north."

"However, Emperor Gaozong of Song issued twelve golden orders in one day. Yue Fei cried in anger and had no choice but to retreat south to the court."

Pu Songling: Qin Hui treated Yue Fei's wife and children cruelly, but fortunately they were finally vindicated.

After Yue Fei was killed, Qin Hui exiled his wife Li Wa and children to the wild land of Lingnan.

Li Wa brought her three sons, Yue Lin, Yue Zhen and Yue Ting, as well as Yue Lei, the son born to Yue Fei and his ex-wife Liu, and suffered a lot during the difficult journey.

The environment in Lingnan is harsh and living conditions are extremely difficult.

They can only live in dilapidated houses, enduring the cold winters and the mosquito-bitten summers.

In exchange for meager rations, the family had to work hard.

Local officials kept a close watch on them and required them to report the population's survival and death status on a monthly basis; they had no freedom at all.

During his exile, Yue Lei was filled with grief and anger because his father and brother were killed one after another.

Coupled with the hardships and tortures of life, he eventually died with hatred in his heart.

Although Yue Lin, Yue Zhen and Yue Ting survived with difficulty under the protection of their mother Li Wa, they also went through countless hardships.

Yue Fei's eldest daughter, Yue Anniang, was not implicated because she was already married.

When the youngest daughter Yue Yinping learned that her father and brother were murdered, she ran around to seek justice for her father, but was repeatedly rejected.

In despair, the thirteen-year-old girl committed suicide by jumping into a well with a silver bottle in her arms to show her determination.

Twenty years later, Song Xiaozong ascended the throne and rehabilitated Yue Fei.

At this time, Yue Fei's wife and children finally saw the light of day.

Li Wa was named Lady Zhengde and later given many more titles.

She led her three sons back north, ending her twenty-year exile.

Yue Lin, Yue Zhen and Yue Ting were also granted official positions.

Yue Lin was promoted to the position of Vice Minister of the Ministry of War by virtue of his own talents and the Song Dynasty's compensation for the injustice of Yue Fei's case.

He also worked together with his son Yue Ke to collect and organize Yue Fei's writings and deeds.

Yue Zhen and Yue Ting also held official positions in the court and continued to contribute to the country.

Yue Anniang's husband Gao Zuo also received special treatment because of Yue Fei's rehabilitation and was specially appointed as Chengxinlang.

Although Yue Yinping has passed away, her fortitude and loyalty are praised by later generations.

There is a Xiao'e Temple next to the Yuewang Temple and another Xiao'e Temple in Yue Fei's former residence to commemorate this filial and heroic woman.

After experiencing long suffering, Yue Fei's family finally got the respect and reward they deserved, and the national hero Yue Fei was able to rest in peace.

"When the local people learned about it, they asked Yue Fei to stay, but Yue Fei had to obey because he had an imperial decree in his hand."

"Seeing that many people were in pain and crying, he waited for five days and then went south with the people who followed him to migrate south. He also requested that the six prefectures upstream of the Han River be used to accommodate those people who were willing to migrate south."

"After Yue Fei returned to the court, the lost territory that had been recovered returned to the hands of the Jin people."

"So Yue Fei asked Song Gaozong to relieve him of his military power, but was not granted."

"In the eleventh year of Shaoxing, Yue Fei learned that the Jin army had divided its troops and crossed the Huai River to invade southward. Emperor Gaozong of Song wrote 17 letters in a row ordering Yue Fei to lead troops to reinforce."

"Yue Fei was suffering from a cold at the time, but he went to the battlefield despite his illness, which won praise from Emperor Gaozong of Song."

"Hearing that Yue Fei was leading his army, the Jin soldiers fled one by one."

"At that time, the Song-Jin peace agreement had been signed, and Qin Hui and Song Gaozong conspired to remove the military power of three ministers, Yue Fei, Han Shizhong, and Zhang Jun."

"Zhang Jun learned that Han Shizhong did not obey Qin Hui, so he wanted to join forces with Yue Fei to divide up Han Shizhong's army, but Yue Fei refused."

"In addition, during the battle of Luzhou, Zhang Jun did not have any military achievements because he did not dare to fight, so he was jealous of Yue Fei who had military achievements."

"Zhang Jun's idea was passed on to the commander-in-chief Hu Fang by Jing Zhuo, a military officer of Han Shizhong, and Hu Fang reported it to the court."

"When Qin Hui learned about this, he imprisoned Jing Zhuo and planned to use him to frame Han Shizhong. Yue Fei wrote a letter to persuade Han Shizhong to meet Emperor Gaozong to make himself clear."

"Zhang Jun became even more dissatisfied with Yue Fei, so he spread rumors that Yue Fei advocated giving up Shanyang, and secretly told Qin Hui about Yue Fei's letter to Han Shizhong, which made Qin Hui extremely angry."

"Yue Fei was in opposition to Qin Hui in many political views. Qin Hui believed that if Yue Fei was not killed, it would hinder his peace talks, so he plotted to kill Yue Fei."

"So, Qin Hui instructed the senior official Wan Qixie, the censor He Zhu, the assistant censor Luo Ruji and others to successively impeach Yue Fei, falsely accusing him of stopping the troops and intending to abandon Shanyang."

"Yue Fei asked to be dismissed, but Qin Hui and others were still dissatisfied, so they framed Yue Fei again."

"Qin Hui instigated Zhang Jun to falsely accuse Zhang Xian, a subordinate of Yue Fei, of treason, and Yue Fei and his son Yue Yun were arrested and imprisoned as a result."

"At first, He Zhu tried the case and found no evidence to prove Yue Fei's innocence. Qin Hui then asked Wan Qixie, who had framed Yue Fei, to continue the trial."

"Yue Fei was detained for two months but never confessed his guilt. Wan Qi Xie also instructed Sun Ge, Yuan Guinian and others to give false testimony, framing Yue Fei for disobeying the emperor's order when he went to Chuzhou."

"In the 11th year of Shaoxing, Yue Fei died in prison, his son Yue Yun was beheaded in the downtown area, Yue Fei's property was confiscated, and his family moved to Lingnan."

"After Yue Fei's death, six of his staff members, including Yu Peng, were also implicated and convicted."

"The Dali Temple Secretary and others who had submitted petitions to make suggestions on Yue Fei's case were impeached one after another, while those who participated in framing Yue Fei were promoted."

"After Qin Hui's death, the court wanted to reinstate Yue Fei, but at the time the court was negotiating peace with the Jin people, so this was not accomplished."

"During the reign of Emperor Xiaozong of Song, an imperial decree was issued to restore Yue Fei's official position and to rebury him in Qixia Mountain in Hangzhou with appropriate rites."

"A temple was built in Ezhou for Yue Fei, called the Temple of Loyalty and Martyrdom."

Lu You: The impact of Yue Fei's death was far-reaching.

After Yue Fei was killed, people all over the world felt wronged.

Killing Yue Fei...Ziyun and Zhang Xian were killed in the city. The whole world felt it was unfair and everyone who heard about it shed tears.

Fei and his son died along with Xian, and the whole world felt it was unfair.

Fei died in prison and his head was beheaded. When the people in the market heard about it, they were so sad that some even shed tears.

The marquis died of poisoning and was buried in the vegetable garden of Lin'an. Everyone in the world who heard the news shed tears, even children of three feet tall blamed Qin Hui.

When Qin Huizhi executed Yue Fei in the Lin'an prison, everyone in the city wept.

The people were deeply saddened by what happened to Yue Fei and hated treacherous ministers like Qin Hui.

This kind of public resentment not only reflects Yue Fei's lofty status in the hearts of the people, but also reflects the darkness and injustice of the Southern Song Dynasty court.

The death of Yue Fei caused the Southern Song Dynasty to lose an outstanding military general and greatly weakened its military strength.

Under the leadership of Yue Fei, the Yue Family Army had strict military discipline and did not harm anyone wherever they went, and was deeply supported by the people.

After Yue Fei was killed, the morale of Yue's army was low and huge loopholes appeared in the Southern Song Dynasty's military defense line.

At the same time, Yue Fei's death also disheartened other pro-war generals.

Although Han Shizhong and others were not killed, they no longer dared to actively advocate war.

The peace faction in the Southern Song court gained the upper hand and signed a humiliating peace agreement with the Jin Kingdom, ceding territory and paying compensation, which further weakened the national strength of the Southern Song Dynasty.

After that, the Southern Song Dynasty faced the threat from the Jin Dynasty.

There was no longer a general like Yue Fei who could turn the tide, which laid the groundwork for the demise of the Southern Song Dynasty.

Yue Fei's death is an eternal injustice. He was wholeheartedly devoted to serving his country, but was executed on false charges.

Yue Fei’s injustice was not only that he was framed even though he had no intention of rebellion, but also that his loyalty and patriotism were betrayed by the Southern Song court.

Yue Fei's death was a victim of the dynasty's political struggle and a symbol of the corruption and incompetence of the Southern Song court.

His injustice has lasted for thousands of years, but is still remembered by later generations.

Yue Fei's story has become a tragic chapter in the history of the Chinese nation, inspiring future generations to continue to pursue justice and truth. (End of this chapter)