Who were the top ten chivalrous men in ancient China?

1. Zhuan Xu was a knight of the State of Wu in the Spring and Autumn Period. In 5 15 BC, Zhuan Xu dressed as a chef stabbed the king of Wu, Ji Liao (making Ji Guang stand on his own feet as king), and Zhuan Xu was killed.

2. Yu Rang was a chivalrous man in the state of Jin in the late Spring and Autumn Period. In order to repay Zhi Bo's kindness, he declared: "My soul can only be innocent if I die in revenge for Zhi Bo." He assassinated Zhao Xiangzi twice and then committed suicide with his sword.

3. Nie Zheng was a Korean chivalrous man during the Warring States Period, who was famous for his filial piety and chivalry. To thank Minister Yan Zhongzi whose mother was Bai Jin, he broke into the heavily guarded Xia Lei residence with a sword, stabbed Xia Lei to death, gouged out his eyes, disfigured himself and committed suicide by caesarean section, so as not to implicate his sister.

Lv Zhonglian was a chivalrous man of Qi during the Warring States Period. Helping the needy, seeking nothing in return or official position, is famous all over the world for its noble conduct. In 260 BC, he helped Zhao turn the corner; Twenty years later, he helped Qi win Liaocheng, which was guarded by the Yan army.

5. Hou Ying was a knight-errant of Wei during the Warring States Period. I was deeply impressed by the letter from the resourceful Wei Gongzi to the corporal Hou Ying, who led the army to attack and helped Zhao clear the way. Hou Ying committed suicide because she felt unfaithful to Wang Wei.

6. Jing Ke was a knight in the Warring States Period. His ancestral home was Qi, and later he moved to Wei, known as Wei. Later, he was worshipped as Shangqing by Yan Taizi Dan. In 227 BC, Jing Ke, as an envoy of the Yan State, took the opportunity to assassinate the King of Qin, but he was killed by the King of Qin.

7. Zhu's early Shandong chivalrous man. I have been helping others all my life, covering and helping countless fugitives. He was very kind to Lu Bu, the Ministry of Xiang Yu, but Lu Bu never saw him again after he became rich, and the name of generosity and chivalry spread far and wide.

8. When Emperor Wudi of the Western Han Dynasty was a chivalrous man, he often saved people without asking for anything in return. When someone is arrogant and rude to him, he blames himself for "my virtue has not been cultivated." There were so many followers that Emperor Wu avoided Guo Jie's influence and killed him.

9. Wang Zhu, a chivalrous man in the early Yuan Dynasty, was born in Qingzhou, Shandong. After killing the prime minister Ahma, who was heavily involved in military exploits, his companions advised him to flee quickly, but he calmly said to the imperial soldiers, "I want to eliminate pests for the whole world and die without regret." Then he was killed.

10, Wang Wu, a Beijing chivalrous man in the late Qing Dynasty, was known as "broadsword Wang Wu". He has great prestige in Qinglin, Hebei and Shandong, and was promoted to leader. He specializes in robbing corrupt officials of their ill-gotten gains. 1898, the Reform Movement of 1898 failed. Because Wang Wu and Tan Sitong are related, they advised Tan to flee.