There are three sets of bends in the Yellow River, among which the riverside plain between Qingtongxia and Shizuishan is called "Xitao", which is located in Beidi County, Liangzhou, and is now occupied by the Qianghu people. The position of the pen "Fun" Pavilion www.biquge.info is probably a section where the word "several" is vertically skimmed to the left to increase the arc.

The quadrangular area from Woye to Jiluzhai to Gaoque Pass to Guangmu, known as "Houtao", is located in Shuofang County and is now occupied by Xianbei people. This location is about a hundred miles around the 90-degree angle to the left of the word "several".

The triangular area from Jiuyuan County to Yunzhong County to Luo County, known as "Qiantao" or "Dongtao", spans Wuyuan County, Yunzhong County and Dingxiang County, and is now inhabited by Xianbei, Han and Southern Xiongnu people. This location is about more than 200 miles around the 90-degree angle to the right of the word "several".

Jiuyuan City is located twenty miles on the north bank of the Yellow River, fifty miles to the north is the endless Yin Mountain, to the east is the Daqing Mountain parallel to the Yin Mountain, and to the west is Shuofang County.

It is said that "the Yellow River is harmful, and it is only profitable", and Jiuyuan City is located in the "East Set" near the "Back Set".

Crossing the Yellow River from Jiuyuan City to the south is the territory of the Southern Huns, and crossing the Yin Mountain from Jiuyuan City to the north is the territory of the Xianbei people. At the beginning, the Han court placed the attached Southern Xiongnu in the front and rear sets, and from the perspective of military security, it naturally wanted to use the strength of the Xiongnu to confront the Xianbei people who were gradually rising in the north.

Since the Yellow Turban Rebellion in Bazhou, the Han Dynasty has been greatly injured, and it has been unable to look north, and the Southern Huns, who were originally settled, dared to run south to Hedong County to plunder, and dared to cross the Yellow River to confront the Xianbei people to the north. The Xianbei people did not sit idle, they expanded their sphere of influence from north of Yinshan to north of the Yellow River, leaving only the cities of Yiliang, Jiuyuan and Linwo along the Yellow River in Wuyuan County as a buffer zone with the Southern Xiongnu, allowing the Han to continue farming in this area and at the same time assuming the role of intermediaries in the exchange of goods between the north and the south.

Since the death of the Xianbei people, the Xiongzhu Tanshi Huai, several super forces and more than a dozen big forces have appeared on the territory of more than 10,000 miles from east to west, fighting with each other endlessly, so they have no time to look south, which gave the Han and Southern Xiongnu people in the Hetao area a chance to breathe.

What is regrettable is that when the Xianbei people were fighting endlessly, the division and division within the Han Dynasty was accelerating, and now there are not many people who are really concerned about the safety of Hetao, and Lu Bu is one of them.

Because, Lu Bu is a native of Jiuyuan County, Wuyuan County, and Jiuyuan is in the Hetao area.

Hetao is where Lü Bu was born and raised, where his parents, wife and daughter are now located, and where his grandfather Lü Hao is still buried.

During the reign of Emperor Zhang, when the Northern Xiongnu invaded the territory of the Southern Xiongnu and the Han Dynasty, Lu Hao, the grandfather of Lu Bu, who was then the captain of the Tun cavalry, led the Han cavalry to reinforce him, and was ordered to stay in the northern frontier of the border fortress. Lu Hao took his wife and children to Wuyuan County, settled his home at the foot of the northern Qingshan north of the Yellow River, and since then built a city and forts, opened up wasteland for farming, and gradually raised horses and grazing, and taught the people to weave cloth and govern pottery here, making the area of Wuyuan County in northern Xinjiang of the Han Dynasty stable for many years.

After Lü Hao's death, his son Lü Liang succeeded him and married his wife Huang, the daughter of a local wealthy man in Wuyuan County. Huang is smart and virtuous, knowledgeable, especially good at dyeing and weaving, and later opened a workshop for printing and dyeing cloth in Jiuyuan. The Huang family and Lu Liang were in harmony with each other, and gave birth to three daughters for the Lu family in one go, two of whom died young, but never gave birth to a son.

When Huang became pregnant for the fourth time, she did not give birth after ten months, which made Lu Liang anxious. One day, the big-bellied Huang came to the printing and dyeing workshop to instruct the men to work, and suddenly felt a pain in her abdomen, so she hurriedly asked the maid to carry her to the room where many dyed and colored cloths were hung, and then gave birth to a very heavy boy on the ground with several layers of cloth.

Because the boy fell on the cloth, Lu Liang, who was middle-aged and had a son, named the boy "cloth".

Lu Bu, who has a wealthy family, has been painting with his mother Huang since he was a child, and he is aggressive by nature, and likes to dance with the family soldiers, because his height and weight are significantly more than those of children of the same age, so those boys of the same age with him dare not play with Lu Bu, and hide when they see him, and the irritable Lu Bu will behave meekly and considerate whenever he stays with girls, judging the two.

When he was a child, Lu Bu had a strong ability to imitate, and from the age of five, he dared to follow the family's herdsmen to the wild to herd horses. Lu Bu has been associated with horses since he was a child, and as long as he sees the tall and good horses of the gods, he is very excited and happy. When Lu Bu was seven years old, he could ride a war horse alone with a bow and arrow to pursue the elk and hares in the field, and he never returned empty-handed.

When he was nine years old, Lu Bu followed his parents to his grandfather's house as a guest, and his grandfather was ready to kill sheep to entertain Lu Bu's family. Seeing that Lu Bu was so athletic, his grandfather liked it very much, and immediately gave him a good horse. From then on, Lu Bu was accompanied by horses, carefully cared for, and rode on horseback as long as he went out.

When Lü Bu was eleven years old, there was a joint celebration between the Southern Xiongnu and the Han border people, and Lü Bu went with his father to participate. In the horse racing competition, Lu Bu's riding skills were superhuman, and the horse was as fast as an arrow, and he won the first place in one fell swoop. While enjoying the wrestling match, Lu Bu saw that the Xiongnu wrestlers had won many battles, and the Han people were not opponents at all, so he rushed into the arena to compete with the adults in wrestling.

The Hun wrestler looked like a Han boy and was angry, and wanted to give Lu Bu something powerful to see, but Lu Bu actually knocked the Southern Hun wrestler who was much taller and heavier than him to the ground, causing a sensation in the audience.

During the reign of Emperor Ling, Tan Shihuai commanded the Xianbei army to cross the Yin Mountain, and the front of the army pointed directly at the Hetao area, and the Han army and Han people in the Wuyuan area moved southward on a large scale. Lu Bu's mother Huang was reluctant to leave Wuyuan, she was reluctant to leave her own printing and dyeing workshop, and she was reluctant to leave her parents, so Lu Bu's father took Lu Bu to Taiyuan to take refuge in the then Bingzhou Thorn Shi Ding Yuan.

Later, Lu Liang saw that he was not welcomed in front of Ding Yuan's account, so he asked Lu Bu to stay, resigned from his position, and returned to Wuyuan to accompany his wife Huang.

Although the Xianbei and the Southern Xiongnu fought on horseback, they did not know how to print and dye, so they attached great importance to the Lu printing and dyeing workshop located in Jiuyuan, and the two sides agreed not to attack the Lu family's workshop and farm, and the Lu family avoided the invasion of the Hu people and survived near Jiuyuan.

After Lu Bu became an adult, his parents were in charge and married the daughter of the Yan family, a wealthy family in the Yanmen Lou area, and after marriage, the Yan family gave birth to a daughter for Lu Bu.

When He Jin recruited Ding Yuan to go to Beijing to deal with the eunuchs, Lü Bu sent someone to quietly send his wife Yan and daughter Lü Wen back to Jiuyuan, where his mother Huang took care of them.

Since Lu Bu left Bingzhou, he has not seen his parents, wife and daughter for two years.