Qi Jiguang (1528- 1587) was a famous anti-Japanese soldier, strategist and national hero in the Ming Dynasty. Jing, whose name is Nantang, was born in Jining, Shandong, and his ancestral home was Dingyuan, Anhui. Born in the door. Ming Jiajing twenty-three years (1544), 17 years old, attacked his father and was in charge of Dengzhou health affairs. In thirty-four years (1555), he was transferred to the provincial capital of Zhejiang, and was promoted to general the following year, guarding Ningbo, Shaoxing and Taizhou. In September, 800 Japanese troops invaded Longshan Station, and Qi Jiguang and others led 10 times the enemy's Ming army to stop it. The Japanese army attacked and killed in three ways, and more than 65,438+10,000 Ming troops were vulnerable, and the battle was getting chaotic and losing ground. Seeing the critical situation, Qi Jiguang jumped on a high rock and fired three arrows. The three leaders of the enemy fell, and the enemy was leaderless and fled in haste. In thirty-eight years (1559), there were frequent Japanese riots in Taizhou, and the people suffered greatly. Thousands of Japanese pirates surrounded thousands of families in Tao Zhu, and Qi Jiguang led troops from Ningbo to Taizhou overnight, thus lifting the siege of Tao Zhu and annihilating the Japanese invaders in Haimen. Then, I went to Jinhua, Yiwu and other places to recruit more than 3,000 lean farmers and miners, trained with Yue Jiajun as an example, and finally became the world-famous Qi Jiajun. According to the terrain in the south and the enemy's operational characteristics, Qi Jiguang created a "mandarin duck array" combining long and short weapons, and repeatedly defeated the enemy with flying knives, guns and rockets. In the spring of thirty-nine years (1560), he served as the secretariat of Taiwan (prefecture), Jin (middle) and Yan (prefecture) and was stationed in Taizhou. Build beacon towers, repair city walls and train coastal defenders. Forty years (156 1), thousands of Japanese pirates landed in Taizhou. Qi Jiguang led the army to attack and defeated the Japanese invaders for nine consecutive times in Jiantiao, Ninghai (now Sanmen), Huajie, Shangfengling, Baishuiyang, Taiping (now Wenling) Xinhe and Changsha, and rescued thousands of captured refugees. History calls Taizhou victory, also known as Taizhou's nine battles and nine victories. The following summer, he helped Fujian, destroyed the enemy's lair, defeated the enemy of Xinghua, and even broke more than 60 battalions. Forty-two years (1565) and the suppression of the enemy in Guangdong and the lifting of the enemy in southeast China. After Qi Jiguang was in Jizhou, he was guarding 16 and was preparing to repair it. Foreign enemies dared not invade easily. Being excluded, he was transferred to Guangdong in the 11th year of Wanli in the Ming Dynasty (1583). After being framed, he robbed his job and returned to his hometown. Qi Jiguang has unique views on training, weapons management, formation drawing, etc. His excellent military theoretical works, Ji Xiaoxin's Book, A Record of Training, and Stop Training Collection, are highly praised by military strategists.

Moriam | 2009- 10- 19

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"Small building shame high pillow, sorrow when the old au, call the guest, waving musk sit talk about soldiers. The cloud is full of toothpicks and the star contains a sword. I don't want to be a Hou, I hope Hai Boping. " The author of this poem is a young general named Qi Jiguang. He was only 17 years old at that time. This poem expresses his ambition and shows Qi Jiguang's great ideal of vowing to destroy the enemy and defend the coast. It is worth mentioning that in feudal society, people who joined the army as generals all took fame and fortune as the highest goal, and this young general, who was not famous at that time, sang the poem "I don't want to be sealed, I hope the sea will be flat" with great pride. His spirit of attaching importance to fame and fortune and taking national security as his own responsibility is admirable. Qi Jiguang, an Amethyst, originally from Shandong, has been guarding Wu Zhi for a generation. His father, Qi Jingtong, was very strict with Qi Jiguang since he was a child, forbidding Qi Jiguang to have any extravagant and flashy dude behavior, and hung the four characters of loyalty, filial piety and honesty on the wall, demanding that Qi Jiguang never forget it. Father's patriotic thought deeply influenced Qi Jiguang, a teenager, and made him study martial arts hard and read widely since childhood. He is both civil and military, and is determined to serve the country. 1544, when Qi Jiguang was 17 years old, he served as commander of Deng Zhouwei. Instead of getting carried away by his youth, he was deeply worried about the Japanese invasion of the southeast coast. At that time, it was in the middle of the Ming Dynasty, when the eunuchs in the DPRK were autocratic, failed to repair their political affairs, officials were corrupt and greedy, and coastal defense was abandoned. The Japanese seized the opportunity to land on the coast and looted extensively.