The end Army (about 133 to the first 112). The Han people in the Western Han Dynasty. In his youth, he was diligent and studious, and was well known in the county for his profound knowledge, good speech and eloquence. He was recommended as a doctor's disciple at the age of 18 to the master of Beijing. When he passed the correspondence Valley pass, he was handed over to him by a guard. When the end of the army did not know what this was, when he learned that it was a voucher to return to the customs, he threw it in the ground and said confidently, "the great husband's journey to the West will never return." The guard is staggering. After arriving in Changan, the book of the end army mentioned that the officials visited the eastern counties. He held the imperial court, riding a tall horse, and then passed the correspondence Valley pass. The customs officers recognized that the man was the young man who had abandoned himself before, and sighed that his ambition was high. On one occasion, the court needed to be sent to the Xiongnu, and eventually the army took the initiative to win the recognition of Emperor Wu and promoted him to be a remontant. At the time of Emperor Wu, the separatist regime of South Vietnam (now Guangdong, Guangxi and northern Vietnam) had not yet been attached to the regime. After South Vietnam, he persuaded Nanyue Wang to serve the Han Dynasty, but Lv Jia, Prime Minister of Nanyue, strongly opposed it, and attacked and killed the Nanyue King and the Han envoys. The age of death is only 20 years old. Where the death of the final army is buried, the history books are different. In the southern part of Ji'nan, Zhong Gong is the birthplace of the final army. There are 8 articles in the history of the end army, which were scattered after that, and 4 scholars in Qing Dynasty collected 4 articles.