Lu Su (172 -2 17), born in Dongcheng County, Linhuai County (now Dingyuan, Anhui Province), was an outstanding strategist and diplomat at the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty. Born in a gentry family; He lost his father when he was a child and was brought up by his grandmother. He is tall and generous, and likes reading, riding and shooting. At the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, he saw that the court was fatuous, officials were corrupt and social unrest. He often calls young people from rural areas to train and practice martial arts.

In A.D. 184, the Yellow Scarf Army revolted and the Eastern Han Dynasty suffered a devastating blow. In the process of suppressing the peasant uprising in the Eastern Han Dynasty, the feudal separatist forces in various places continued to expand and the world was in chaos. At this time, Lu Su not only didn't take care of housework, but also paid a lot of money, sold land, helped the poor and made friends with wise people. To this end, it is deeply supported by villagers.

Lu Su was born in a noble family. He lost his father when he was young and was brought up by his grandmother. He is tall and generous, and likes reading, riding and shooting. At the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, he saw that the court was fatuous, officials were corrupt and social unrest. He often calls young people from rural areas to train and practice martial arts. He was also helpful and won the admiration of the villagers. At that time, Zhou Yu was a steamed bun and asked Lu Su for help because of lack of food. Lu Su generously gave Zhou Yu a warehouse for three thousand welcome grains. From then on, the two became friends and worked together for great things.

In the second year of Jian 'an, Lu Su led his department to see Sun Quan and put forward a strategic plan for him, so he was appreciated by Sun Quan. In the thirteenth year of Jian 'an, Cao Cao led the army south. Most of Sun Quan's men surrendered to the master, while Lu Su and Zhou Yu parted the crowd and resolutely fought the main battle. As a result, Sun and Liu Lianhe got up and were defeated at Chibi. Since then, the pattern of tripartite confrontation among the three countries has been established.

After the Great Wall War, Lu Su was appointed as a captain of Zanjun. After Zhou Yu's death, Sun Quan adopted Zhou Yu's proposal before his death, and asked Lu Su to lead four thousand troops as Zhou Yu's empress. Due to Lu Su's good management in the army, the army quickly grew to more than 10 thousand people. According to the needs of the political and military situation at that time, Sun Quan appointed Lu Su as the satrap of Hanchang and awarded him a partial general. After Sun Quan defeated Anhui, Lu Su was named General Hengjiang, guarding the land. Later, Lu Su invited Guan Yu, the governor of Jingzhou, to meet him, but failed.

After Battle of Red Cliffs, Lu Su was appointed as a captain of Zanjun. After Zhou Yu's death, Sun Quan adopted Zhou Yu's proposal before his death and asked Lu Su to lead 4000 troops as Zhou Yu's empress. Because Lu Su managed the army well, the army quickly grew to more than 10 thousand people. According to the needs of the political and military situation at that time, Sun Quan appointed Lu Su as the satrap of Hanchang and awarded him a partial general. After Sun Quan defeated Anhui, Lu Su was named General Hengjiang.

How did Lu Su, a famous soldier of Wu State, die in the end?

In 2 17 (the 22nd year of Jian 'an), Lu Su died of illness at the age of 46. Sun Quan personally held the funeral and attended his funeral. Zhuge Liang also mourned for him. Sun Quan has never forgotten the important role played by Lu Su in the establishment of Wu Dong regime. Calling the emperor a sacrifice to the Temple of Heaven, the ministers said, "Lu Zi obviously tasted this thing." When Lu Su's posthumous son Lu Shu grew up, he successively served as General Zhaowu, Du Fu, Commander-in-Chief of Wuchang, Commander-in-Chief of Holiday and Commander-in-Chief of Xiakou. He was rigorous and talented in running the army and died in 274. His son Lu Mu inherited the title and commanded the army.