Who's Wei Qing? What is his legendary experience?

Hello, I'm glad to answer your question. Wei Qing, born in Pingyang County, Hedong County (now southwest of Linfen, Shanxi Province), was a general, consort, outstanding strategist and national hero in the Western Han Dynasty in China. Wei Zifu, the younger brother of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, and Huo Qubing, the general of a title of generals in ancient times.

Wei Qing has been a shepherd since he was a child and suffered a lot. As an adult, he became a slave rider in Princess Pingyang's mansion. Later, because Wei Zifu was elected to the palace, he was favored by Emperor Wu. He was promoted to supervisor and assistant, and often went out hunting with Emperor Wu. Later, I transferred to Dr. Tai Zhong. In the sixth year of Yuanguang (BC 129), the Huns invaded on a large scale, and Liang Wudi promoted Wei Qing to be a chariot-riding general, so he split up with the other three Han armies. But all three lost, only Wei Qing won the battle of Dragon City. Emperor Wu was overjoyed and named him Hou Shanhaiguan. In the second year of yuanshuo (BC 127), Wei Qing led an army to raid the Huns, launched the Henan campaign, recovered the Hetao area in one fell swoop, and set up Shuofang County. Because of his merits, he was named Changping Hou. In the fifth year of Yuanshuo (BC 124), Xiongnu soldiers went south in three ways, and the battle of Monan broke out. He took advantage of the weakness of the Xiongnu right king, such as arrogance, underestimation and carelessness, and attacked and hunted at night, winning a great victory. After the war, Emperor Wu sent envoys to worship Wei Qing as a general. The following year, Wei Qing twice led six generals, including Sun Ao, out of Dingxiang, which hit Xiongnu Khan hard. In the fourth year of Yuanshou (before 1 19), he and his nephew Huo Qubing split their troops for the northern expedition. In the desert, with Khan as the main force, they fought hard to defeat the enemy, chased Zhao Xincheng, burned his millet and returned to the division. After the war, the Huns were "far away from the Huns, and there was no Wang Ting in the desert south". Wei Qing also praised General Fu's work and shared the military and political responsibility with Huo Qubing. After the death of Emperor Pingyang, Emperor Wu ordered Wei Qing to marry Princess Pingyang. In the fifth year of Yuanfeng (106), Wei Qing died. Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty gave posthumous title a "strong god", allowed him to be buried with Mao Mausoleum, and built a tomb for him according to the shape of Yinshan Mountain. Wei Qing hit the Huns seven times in his life and collected Henan, which made great contributions to the victory of Han in the Sino-Hungarian War during the reign of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty.