#Reading History# After Shi Kefa was righteous, the body was never found, so for several years to come, the legend of "Shi Kefa was not dead" and the incident of impersonating Shi Kefa to fight against the Qing Dynasty continued continuously. Later, even the Qing government followed the suspicions and could not figure out the true and false. Thus there was a dialogue between Hong Chengyu, who had surrendered to the Qing Dynasty, and Sun Zhaokui, the leader of the captured Wuzhong rebel army.
Hong asked Sun, "You came from the army, do you know if Shi Kefa, who is defending the city in Yangzhou, is really dead or alive?" "
Sun asked Hong, "You came from the north, do you know if Hong Chengzuo, who was martyred at Songshan, is really dead or alive?" (Note: Hong Chengyu was captured and surrendered to Qing at Songshan, but the Chongzhen Emperor initially heard the rumors and thought he was dead, and once issued an edict to build a "Zhaozhong Ancestral Hall" for him at the Zhengyang Gate.) ）
Hong Chengyu was embarrassed and hurriedly ordered Sun Zhaokui to be killed.
Shortly thereafter, Hong Chengzuo encountered a captured generation of famous Confucian Zodiac Zhou, and Hong Chengzuo wanted to personally go to prison to persuade him to surrender. When the Zodiac heard the news, he wrote a pair of books on the door of the cell, LianYun:
History is fluent, although it has not yet become famous, it can finally be legal;
Hong En is vast and cannot repay the country and become a vendetta.
The conjunction uses the method of harmonic inlays to imply the meaning of "Shi Ke fa zhong" and "Hong Chengzu anti". When Hong Chengyu saw it, he was ashamed of himself, where was the face to persuade him to surrender? He then ordered the execution of zodiacal zhou.
Zodiac Zhou looked at himself calmly, worshiped Xiaoling from afar, and then sat on the red felt. A disciple asked him to leave a last word for his family, and he tore open the placket of his robe, bit the index finger of his right hand, and dripped blood and wrote the clouds:
Gang Chang Eternity;
Righteousness and righteousness.
