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What does the warrior Lan Ling look like?
Historically, the warrior Lan Ling was feminine and better than women, so she wore a mask when fighting.

His appearance is extraordinary. The Book of the Northern Qi Dynasty and the History of the North say that he is "soft on the outside and firm on the inside, full of sound and emotion". In "The Monument to the Bell of My King in Lanling", he said "cool and colorful"; In the book "Old Tangqu", he said that he was "both talented and beautiful"; In the story of Sui and Tang Dynasties, he was described as a "beauty in white".

It can be seen that the beauty of the warrior Lan Ling is beyond doubt and detached. Because the warrior Lan Ling in history is very feminine and looks better than women, he always wears a mask when fighting.

Extended data

1, Gao Changgong, soldier Lan Ling (54 1-573), formerly known as Gao Xiaoxing, also known as Gao Su, long and respectful, with a word line, ancestral home in Diaoguo, Bohai, grandson of Gao Huan, the fourth son of Emperor Wen Xiang, and unknown birth mother. During the Southern and Northern Dynasties, the imperial clan and generals of the Northern Qi Dynasty were one of the four handsome men in ancient China.

2. Gao Changgong's military achievement is that he participated in the wars between the late Northern Qi Dynasty and the Northern Zhou Dynasty, and repelled the attacks of the Northern Zhou Dynasty several times.

In the second year of Heqing (563), Yang Zhong, a general of the Northern Zhou Dynasty, joined forces with Turks to attack Beiqi from Hengzhou and attack Jinyang (now Taiyuan, Shanxi), a military town in the north of Beiqi. Gao Changgong personally participated in the fight to repel the Northern Zhou and Turkic armies, and struggled to repel Yang Zhong, the general of the Northern Zhou Dynasty.

In December of the following year, in the Battle of Mangshan, Luoyang was attacked in the Northern Zhou Dynasty. Gao Changgong, a soldier in Lanling, Duan Shao, a general of Bing Secretariat, and Hu were sent to Luoyang for rescue. Gao Changgong led five hundred cavalry into the encirclement of the Northern Zhou army.

At the gates of Jin Yong (now the northeast old city of Luoyang, Henan Province), Gao Changgong successfully wiped out Jin Yong, and the Northern Zhou army finally gave up its camp and fled in haste. The land of Chuanze, three miles from Mangshan to Shui Gu, is all the weapons abandoned in the Northern Zhou Dynasty.

According to the Book of Northern Qi Dynasty, after this battle, Gao Changgong became famous, and the soldiers wrote a song to praise him, which was later called "Brave Lanling Ensemble".

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