However, archaeologists found Qin Gui's suicide note, which surprised us. It is preliminarily determined that Qin Gui's will was written in the 14th year of Shaoxing, at the age of 55, that is, 10 years before his death and 3 years after Yue Fei's death.
In this will, Qin Gui first warned his descendants to stay away from politics, because he knew that they would be "condemned by history" and "humiliated for thousands of years". He told future generations not to covet the official position after Lu's death, and not to argue for him after the storm warning, saying that "a few people can live for themselves" and gave a detailed explanation of the strategies for several people who have already occupied high positions to quit politics. Based on this, experts believe that this letter is a political will within the family.
In this will, he expressed his firm belief that under the "national conditions" at that time, negotiating with Kim was the only way to save the country. He once discussed this issue directly with Yue Fei, but Yue Fei said that "it is impossible to make a difference". In fact, Song Gaozong was not opposed to the Northern Expedition, because the war made him "respect the people north of the Yangtze River overnight". Obviously, the emperor was intoxicated with this feeling of savior.
However, in addition to restoring the rules of the old rivers and mountains, Yue Fei often publicly advocated "welcoming the second emperor", constantly sent emissaries to threaten Emperor Gao to "return your brother" in the defeated country, and constantly hinted that people imprisoned in the five countries had secret contacts with Yue Fei, which made the emperor suspicious and even reached the point of "sleepless at night". Emperor Gaozong recalled Yue Fei during 12 Golden Tour because the Golden Messenger sent "conclusive evidence" of Yue Fei's contact with Qin Zong, and Qin Zong even threatened to clean Laojiu's troops after returning to China for restoration, so the emperor needed to ask Yue Fei for instructions.
In Qin Gui's will, he thought that once there was a battle for the throne, civil war would break out and the country would perish, so it was best to keep half of the country. Even if the emperor's room is safe, after all, the emperor has always had doubts about ordinary mercenaries, and this gap can never be bridged. Even if Yue Fei doesn't care about himself, his pride will never protect him. As for slandering the emperor afterwards, judging from everyone's discussion, it is a top priority, so we have to sacrifice our names for Jiangshan. Personally, Emperor Gaozong has "the kindness of insiders and the professional knowledge of trusters", and he can only die for his bosom friend.
Therefore, if we teach our descendants, the rule of Emperor Gaozong may ensure the wealth of the Qin family, which will be liquidated after one hundred years of Emperor Gaozong. "People's anger ultimately needs to be vented." He feels that "his family and country are drifting from place to place in troubled times" and has always wanted to do something practical to help the country. But "people who do practical things are not satisfied with the status quo", so it is difficult for Yue Fei to see the emperor, and it is even more difficult for him to see the officials who go down in history. Only those authorities who maintain the crisis in troubled times can appreciate his painstaking efforts in later generations.
As can be seen from the northern expedition literature written by Qin Gui himself, before he fled to the Song Dynasty, he tried everything in the 8 Jin Army. The plot is too specific to make up. When Qin Gui fled back to the Song Dynasty, Emperor Zhao Gou praised Qin Gui's "loyalty and simplicity" and compared it with Su Wu. In North Korea, Premier Fan and others talked and asked questions.