The Romance of the Three Kingdoms in English Save the Lord with a Single RiderZhao Yun Saves Young Master Single-Handedly Though Liu Bei was outnumbered by Cao Caos troops in the Xinye battle Liu defe

n aback and Zhao Yun seized the opportunity to strike him with his sword, killing him on the spot. Zhao Yun then rode away with A Dou safely in his arms.

Liu Bei was overjoyed when Zhao Yun returned with his wife and son. He praised Zhao Yun's bravery and loyalty and declared that he would never forget this act of heroism. From that day on, Zhao Yun became one of Liu Bei's most trusted generals and was known as the "General of the Flying Cavalry" for his incredible speed and agility on horseback.

This story of Zhao Yun's courage and selflessness has been immortalized in the popular Chinese novel, The Romance of the Three Kingdoms. It serves as a reminder of the importance of loyalty, bravery, and sacrifice in times of war and hardship