There are two lyrics in the song " Rap Facebook ": "The blue-faced Dou Erdun stole the horse, and the red-faced Guan Gong fights Changsha." Perhaps everyone can hum a few lines. So the question is, everyone knows the red-faced Guan Gong, who is Dou Erdun with blue-faced? Why did he steal the horse?
Dou Erdun was a hero in the Qing Dynasty during the Kangxi period. In his early years, he fled for committing a murder. This year, the court immigrated the world and returned to his hometown Hebei, evading the lawsuit in Shaolin Temple. But soon he discovered that local officials had become corrupt. He was honest by nature and formed a team in his hometown and kidnapped 100,000 taels of official silver transported to the capital by Daming Mansion . After the news of
was released, the court was very furious and immediately arranged for general Huang Santai to lead his army to arrest him. Huang Santai knew that Dou Erdun was very skilled in martial arts, and he wanted to compete with Dou Erdun, so he wrote a letter to Dou Erdun, hoping that the two could make friends through martial arts and have some competition. After receiving the letter, Dou Erdun accepted it happily.
In the competition, the two of them went back and forth, and they met with each other. But as time went by, Huang Santai gradually fell into a disadvantage, and Dou Erdun also admired Huang Santai's good martial arts and planned to capture him alive.
But who knew that Huang Santai could not beat Dou Erdun, so he had a bad idea. He ignored the previous agreement and sent three golden darts to plot against Dou Erdun. Dou Erdun did not avoid the last golden dart and injured his left shoulder, so he had to escape back to the base. Immediately, Huang Santai sent troops to encircle Dou Erdun's rebel army, but due to the brave warfare of the rebel army, the two sides suffered casualties, so Huang Santai had to end the battle hastily.
After this battle, Dou Erdun believed that the resident was in a plain area and had no danger to defend, so he moved to a place called Liandao in the Yanshan Mountains to camp and continue to fight against the Qing soldiers.
On this day, Dou Erdun found out that the important minister of the court, Liang Jiugong , was hunting in the Hejian yard on the emperor's imperial gift of the emperor, and Huang Santai was responsible for the defense.
He began to think: "If this imperial horse is stolen, Huang Santai will definitely be punished. Not only can he get a good horse, but he can also avenge his previous revenge." After confirming this idea, Dou Erdun immediately arranged his subordinates to guard the parcel, and then disguised himself as a merchant and went down the mountain.
After finding out where Liang Jiugong was, he hurried over. At night, while everyone was sleeping, Dou Erdun sneaked into the camp, found a place to feed the imperial horses, and poured the soldiers guarding the imperial horses with incense.
is strange. This horse chasing the wind and the moon seemed to be destined to be with him. After seeing him, he neither whispered nor tapped, and followed him out of the camp obediently.
The next day, Liang Jiugong was really angry when he learned that the imperial horse was stolen and did not eat for several days. Huang Santai was responsible for lax guards in this matter and was demoted. After learning the news, Dou Erdun couldn't help laughing to the sky.
The story of Dou Erdun stealing the horse and spreading rapidly in Hebei, and was later interpreted into various versions. The most famous of them are Peking Opera "Stealing the Horse" and the classic lyrics in "Rap Facebook".
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