In the long river of Chinese history, countless brave and fearless generals have emerged. They charge on the battlefield and fight for the good of the country and the nation. With their outstanding military talents and heroic fighting spirit, these generals have left a strong mark in history.
Today, let's take a look at the five most powerful generals in Chinese history, who have not tasted defeat on the battlefield and have made outstanding contributions to the prosperity and stability of the country and the nation.
Fifth place Li Cunxiao
Li Cunxiao, a fierce general from the late Tang Dynasty to the fifth generation, is as unstoppable as a storm. His martial prowess and bravery were so fierce that he feared his enemies. In "The Romance of the Five Dynasties of the Remnant Tang Dynasty", he was invincible and invincible, and was known as the first fierce general of the five dynasties in the late Tang Dynasty, shining like a bright star. 
As the right-hand man of Li Keyong, the king of Jin, Li Cunxiao is the best among many righteous sons. He was known as the Thirteen Taibao, a title that represented both his bravery and his status. History records that he was brave and victorious in every battle, and did not taste defeat. Whether it was to save Chen and Xu with Li Keyong, or to expel the Huangchao Rebellion, he made great achievements. In the midst of all kinds of dangers, he descended like a fierce tiger and was unstoppable. In "The Romance of the Five Dynasties of the Remnant Tang Dynasty", Li Cunxiao's status is comparable to that of Li Yuanba, the king of Zhao in "The Complete Biography of the Romance of the Tang Dynasty". He was brave and fearless, invincible in the world, and was known as the Flying Tiger General. Although the wild history exaggerates that he captured Chang'an with only 18 horsemen, this just highlights his courage and invincibility. The official history also admits that his bravery is commendable, which is really rare. Li Cunxiao is infinitely powerful, brave and good at fighting, and is as famous as Xiang Yu, the overlord of Western Chu. People often say: "The general is not Li, and the king is not the tyrant." This fully demonstrates his high status in the hearts of posterity. His prestige not only spread thousands of miles at the time, but also left an immortal legend in later generations. Fourth place: White up
"Killing God" Bai Qi, the Qin ** family and a famous general of the Qin State during the Warring States Period, is not only a representative figure of the soldiers, but also a hero with both wisdom and bravery. He is familiar with the art of war, good at using soldiers, and can always strategize on the battlefield and win a decisive victory. He was friendly with the Empress Dowager Qin Xuan, and his relationship with the Marquis Wei Ran was like a brother.
During the reign of King Qin Zhao, Bai Qi made many military exploits and became one of the most relied on generals of the Qin State. He once led the Qin army to defeat the Wei and Han coalition forces in the Battle of Yique, making the enemy fearful; In the battle of Chu, he captured the Chu capital Yingcheng, which made the Chu state collapse from then on. In the most famous Battle of Changping, Bai Qi inflicted heavy losses on the main force of Zhao State, laying a solid foundation for the unification of Qin State. Bai Qi served as the chief general of the Qin army for more than 30 years, attacked more than 70 cities, and made great contributions to the unification of the six countries of Qin. His achievements are outstanding and his merits are outstanding, and he was named Wu Anjun and is highly respected by people. Bai Qi, Lian Po, Li Mu, and Wang Jian are known as the four famous generals of the Warring States Period, and he is the first of the four famous generals of the Warring States Period, which has become a good story in history. Third place: Huo Quai
Huo Quzhi, a famous general in the Western Han Dynasty, was not only an outstanding military strategist, but also a loyal patriotic general and national hero. His life was short and brilliant, and he was promoted to the general of the Great Sima Hussar and was named the champion marquis, leaving countless legendary stories for future generations. 
As Wei Qing's nephew, Huo Quzhi has shown extraordinary talent and talent since he was a child. He is good at riding and shooting, brave and fearless, and uses soldiers like a god. Different from traditional military tactics, Huo Quzhi pays attention to strategy, does not stick to ancient methods, and is good at flexibly using various tactics to win by surprise. His bravery, decisiveness, and adventurous spirit made him perform many miracles on the battlefield. At the age of seventeen, Huo Qubing fought for the first time, and led 800 horsemen into the desert, showing outstanding military talent. He won the whole army twice, and since then his reputation has been greatly enhanced, and he has become the most outstanding young general in the Western Han Dynasty at that time. At the age of nineteen, he made three expeditions to Hexi, expanded his territory, and made great achievements for the expansion of the country's territory. At the age of twenty-one, Huo Qubing had already commanded the three armies, went deep into Mobei, smashed Huanglong, and sealed the wolf Juxu, becoming the youngest general in history. However, God is jealous of the talent. In the sixth year of Yuanzhen, Huo Qubing died suddenly at the age of twenty-four. When the news broke, the whole country was shocked. Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty was so grief-stricken that he dispatched the ironclad army of the five border counties to form a formation from Chang'an to Maoling to give Huo Qu's funeral. This young and promising general left us like this, leaving behind endless regrets and regrets. 2nd place Li Jing
Li Jing was an outstanding military strategist during the Tang Dynasty. His name has shone brightly throughout history, becoming a symbol of war and wisdom. Li Jing was good at using soldiers and good at strategy, and was originally a general of the Sui Dynasty, but after seeing the rise of the Tang Dynasty, he resolutely surrendered and became the founding hero of the Tang Dynasty.
During the unification and expansion of the Tang Dynasty, Li Jing always stood at the forefront of the war and showed unparalleled military talent. He pacified Xiao Milling in the south, assisted Gong Qi, destroyed the Eastern Turks in the north, and broke Tuguhun in the west, and every war was full of wisdom and courage. His strategic vision and tactical use enabled the Tang Dynasty to continuously expand its territory and make him increasingly prestigious in the army. Li Jing not only performed well on the battlefield, but also was an all-rounder. He is good at observing the situation, analyzing the strengths and weaknesses of friends and enemies, and formulating practical strategic plans. Among the ruling class of the Tang Dynasty, Li Jing won widespread praise for his outstanding talent and wisdom. In addition to his military achievements, Li Jing also compiled his experience in administering the army and combat into a book, and made important contributions to the development of the ideology and theory of China's affairs. Although many of his military books have been lost, we can still appreciate his military thinking and wisdom from works such as "Tang Taizong Li Weigong Asks the Right Question". These writings were not only widely disseminated at the time, but also had a profound impact on later generations of military theory. 1st place: Sun Wu
Sun Wu, whose name is Changqing, was born in the late Spring and Autumn Period in the state of Qi Le'an, and was an outstanding military strategist, politician and thinker. Greased"Soldier Saint"or"Grandson", also known as honorific"The division of the Hundred Soldiers"、"The originator of Oriental military science"。His activity period was about the end of the sixth century BC to the beginning of the fifth century BC, and later from Qi to Wu, with the recommendation of Wu Zixu, an important minister of Wu, he presented thirteen articles on the art of war to the king of Wu, and was reused as a general. He once led the Wu ** team to defeat the Chu ** team, occupied Yingcheng, the capital of the Chu State, and almost destroyed the Chu State. Sun Wu's masterpiece "The Art of War" thirteen chapters were respected by later generations of art of war and were praised"The Holy Book of Military Science", placed at the head of the "Seven Books of the Martial Arts". His book "The Art of War" occupies an extremely important position in the military history of China and even the world, and has been widely used in the fields of politics, economy, military, culture, and philosophy. The Art of War has been translated into many languages and has become the most famous book of military science in the world, providing an important ideological foundation for military and cultural exchanges and development around the world.
With Sun Wu's wisdom and efforts, "The Art of War" has not only become a treasure book of military strategy, but also the crystallization of human wisdom. His ideas and theories have had a profound impact not only on the military field, but also on the entire world. Sun Wu is not only the pride of China, but also a treasure of all mankind. The above are the five most powerful generals in Chinese history, who have not tasted defeat on the battlefield and have made outstanding contributions to the prosperity and stability of the country and the nation. Their heroic deeds and outstanding achievements will forever be engraved in the long history of the people of Chinese and become the pride and pride of the Chinese nation. Three minutes to talk about culture