Why is the tomb of Zu Dashou, a famous soldier in the late Ming Dynasty, in Canada?

Zu Dashou's tomb was originally in China, but later he went to Canada, because someone auctioned his tomb at an auction and put it in a museum in Canada. Zu Dashou was originally a famous soldier in the Ming Dynasty, and he was loved by people at that time, because everyone thought that he was not only able to fight, but also very upright and loved the country. It was such a patriotic person who finally defected. Why? Because when Zu Dashou was guarding the city, it was actually the last years of the Ming Dynasty. At that time, the decline of the Ming Dynasty was doomed.

At that time, he only relied on a few soldiers and then stayed outside the city, but Huang Taiji actually admired his ability when he hit him. Then he kept persuading him to surrender, and he refused. Finally surrendered, because there is really no way behind. He stayed in the city for a long time, then all the food in it was eaten up, and finally all his horses and other supplies were eaten up. There is no choice but to surrender. Otherwise, if we really want to fight, the people in their city will be hurt even more. It is better to surrender and give them a chance to live.

However, when he surrendered, he fought for greater interests for himself. First of all, he asked Huang Taiji not to touch the generals and people in this city, and Huang Taiji agreed. Later, because he said that his wife and children were elsewhere and not with him, he didn't know about his surrender. Because I miss my wife and children, I want to go home and pick them up. At this time, Huang taiji also agreed, but he did not follow this practice after he returned. On the contrary, he became a famous star in the Ming Dynasty.

In this way, for Huang Taiji, he is a treacherous person. But for the Ming dynasty, although he did surrender, he actually didn't go to the country at all. So many people will call him the traitor who looks least like a traitor, so in fact, many people admire him. Finally, he was called the general of the late Ming Dynasty.