Guo Jing is the head of a local local escort agency in Jialing River, Sichuan. 1207, Wu, a local official in the Song Dynasty, surrendered to the State of Jin, but Guo Jing and the local people refused to pay gold, so they abandoned their fields and houses and moved along the Jialing River with their old people and children. Wu Pai's army went to stop them and tried to drive them home. Guo Jing was very angry about it. He said to his younger brother Guo Duan: "Our family has been the people of the Song Dynasty for generations. Since the Jin people invaded our border, my brothers and I couldn't serve our country with our lives, so we had to take refuge in the customs. Now I am driven back by Wu. I don't want to give up my Han identity. I'd rather die here and be a ghost of the Zhao family. Local tyrants in Guo Jing and Gao Qiao also patrol. Wu rebelled, and the people of Sizhou refused to pay tribute, abandoned the family, pushed the old and the young, and went down to Jialing River. After the invasion of Anjun, Yang gave his mouth to Sue, and no one died in the territory. Sunrise tried to drive away the shocked and moved people, but they refused to do so. Jing also told his brother Duan in the process of sending him to Baijaws: "My family is Wang Min, because my brother can't serve the country with his death at the border, and now he is driven by the sunrise. I can't bear to abandon the clothes of Han, and I would like to die here as a ghost of Zhao. " So he went to Jiang and died. Guo Jing's image of loyalty is exactly the same as the characters in the novel, except that the chivalrous figures in history died too early; More than ten years after his death, Genghis Khan led an army to the west. So in history, Guo Jing didn't guard Xiangyang, but it was a fiction.