The warrior Lan Ling is Gao Changgong, also known as Gao Xiaoxing and Gao Su. Originally from Diaoguo, Bohai Sea (now Jingxian County, Hebei Province). He was born in a noble family and was the fourth son of Gao Cheng, Emperor of Wen Xiang in Northern Qi Dynasty. He was named king of Lanling County, so he was called warrior Lanling.
The warrior Lan Ling is not only outstanding in appearance, but also brilliant in military exploits: the Turks invaded Jinyang and he fought back hard; In Mangshan Battle, Gao Changgong led 500 cavalry into Zhou's encirclement. The soldier Lan Ling galloped on the battlefield all his life, killed countless enemies on the battlefield, was brave and fearless, and shared joys and sorrows with the soldiers. The soldiers all praised him in "The Warrior Lan Ling enters the battle", but it is precisely because of this that he attracted the suspicion of the monarch.
After the Battle of Mangshan, Gao Wei, Queen of the Northern Qi Dynasty, said to Gao Changgong, "What if you rush into the enemy line like this and accidentally have an accident?" ? "Gao Changgong replied," the affairs of state are our family. I wouldn't think of that on the battlefield. "Then Gao Wei's adult began to doubt Gao Changgong, because he said" housework "and heard soldiers sing" the ensemble of the warrior Lanling ".
Later, in Ding Yang War, Gao Changgong took bribes openly in the process of leading the team, and some bad remarks came from the army, which ruined his reputation. His cronies don't understand why he did it. The soldier Lan Ling shook his head and sighed: "After the victory of Mangshan World War I, my reputation was too high, both in the army and among the people. This is not a good thing. The more I do this, the more dangerous it is. I did this to avoid disaster. " In order to reassure Gauguin, the soldier Lan Ling pretended to be ill and stayed at home for a long time.
However, what the warriors Lan Ling and Gao Changgong did did did not dispel Gao Wei's jealousy. In May of the fourth year of Wuping, the late ruler Gao Wei sent envoys to send poisoned wine to Gao Changgong, and Gao Changgong drank the poisoned wine and died. After his death, the court posthumously awarded him the title of Qiu, posthumous title Wu.