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In all ages of history, there have always been loyal artists who have a firm belief that they would rather die than work hard. This saying refers to only one person. When faced with the threat and temptation of profit, they would rather die than accept anything in return. This is what the artists who are determined to be a soldier can do. Soldiers would rather die than work hard. To rather die than work hard, is the idiom derived from the poem Nguyen Canh An. The story goes that in 550 AD, Dong Nguy's general, Cao Duong, forced Dong Nguy Hieu Tinh De to abdicate. He founded the Northern Empire. He then killed Hieu Tinh De and his three sons. Many years later, the god appeared in the world. Cao Duong was worried about his emperor, so he asked a god. In the past, Wang Man had taken the throne from Lu Jia. Why was Lu Tu the one who took it from him? The god replied, Your Majesty, you should blame yourself for this. It was because he did not respect the bloodline of the Lu family. Cao Duong was worried about the emperor, so he began to assassinate the old king. He killed all 25 families of Dong Nguy's family, including more than 700 people, including Dong Nguy's family, including more than 700 people, In the face of this situation, Nguyen Canh An was terrified. He wanted Cao Duong to be exiled from Dong Nguy's family. But Nguyen Canh An's family was Nguyen Canh Hao, who firmly opposed it. He said, How can you leave your ancestors and turn to others to keep your life? You should be a coward, not a coward. I would rather die than turn against them. Nguyen Canh Hao was determined not to turn against them, so he was finally assassinated by Cao Duong. Nguyen Canh An was exiled because he was given a high position. Later, people used the phrase, I would rather die than turn against them, to mock the spirit of a gentleman, who was devoted to his duty, but did not accept the small benefits of a short life. In history, there were many gentlemen who would rather die than turn against them, leaving behind stories of glory that will never be repeated in the afterlife. The emperor would rather die than turn against them. In his will, Dien Hoang was the grandson of the emperor. After the victory of Tran Thanh, Ngo Quang and Khoi Nghia Khang Tan, Hao Kiet responded. The whole family of Dien Hoang also participated. After Han Cao To defeated Quan Hung and unified the country, Dien Hoang did not kneel down for the victory of the country, but led 500 soldiers to save him on the island of Son Dong. Han Cao To heard that Dien Hoang was very kind, and was worried that he would be the next victim, so he kneeled down. If Dien Hoang came to surrender, he would be conferred with the title of emperor or queen. If he did not come, he would send soldiers to destroy all the survivors on the island. Dien Hoang, for the sake of preserving his life, gave 500 doctors, led 2 servants to the capital, and met Han Cao To. But when Dien Hoang arrived, about 30 miles from the capital, he committed suicide. At the same time, he left a note, telling 2 servants to take his head, to meet Han Cao To and tell him that he could not surrender himself. After Lu Bang saw Dien Hoang's head, he burst into tears and said, Dien Hoang is a gentleman. The three brothers are all talented. Lu Bang immediately sent 2,000 soldiers, using the wisdom of Chu Hou, to pacify Dien Hoang, and also conferred 2 servants of Dien Hoang as the head. Unexpectedly, after pacifying Dien Hoang, 2 servants of Dien Hoang also committed suicide on his side. Lu Bang knew that, in both fear and emotion, he felt that Dien Hoang's guests were all rare gentlemen. He led a group of archers to the island, and killed 500 soldiers. 500 soldiers, after knowing that Dien Hoang had committed suicide, also jumped into the sea to commit suicide. This island was later called Dien Hoang Island. In the letter, Tu Ma Thien wrote about Dien Hoang's temperament. Dien Hoang's temperament was very high. His guests admired his temperament and followed him. Could it be that he was not a gentleman? The death made people afraid, but the loss of temperament made people more arrogant and despised more than many times. A person can be a coward, but not a cold-blooded person. It is all mentioned in history with the attitude of unyielding arrogance. As for the traitors who betrayed and sold their country, after thousands of years, they were still killed by their families.