"The Hun the Great": The Orient Whip Sweeping Europe

In more than 400 AD, young Attila saw his father die in front of the enemy's offensive, and fled away alone. After wandering for many days, he met his uncle Roas' team before he was rescued. More than 20 years later, the young and energetic Attila fought on the battlefield with his uncle and brother. In order to expand the territory of the Huns Empire, they went directly from the Eastern world to Rome, the heart of the Western empire, and were invincible all the way. The declining Roman dynasty, heard about the current enemy, was frightened, and urgently dispatched Edius, the military commander of death row prisoners, to let go of the fate of Rome, whose life is hanging by a thread. The old and cunning Eddieus moved from side to side and moved up and down. While using Attila for his own personal enmity, he calculated the throne of the Roman Empire. After Attila killed her brother and cleared all internal obstacles and completely controlled the power of the Huns, she should have embarked on a more glorious ruling career, but died in the bride's poison overnight. The powerful Hun empire collapsed overnight, and Westerners could finally live a life of peace of mind, and Eddieus also completed the task of saving Rome, and could also die safely under the dagger of the Roman emperor.

The film is not a big production, it is just a step-by-step production based on the sequence of the story. It is invested and produced by the United States and Lithuania. The only dazzling star is the British actor Gerald Butler, and this is still a work before "300 Warriors". One can imagine the degree of concern. However, this is indeed a true historical biographical film. Beginning in 200 BC, the Emperor Qin Shihuang sent troops to attack the Huns in the outskirts. Later, the Huns met with Liu Bang and Han Xin, and also married the Han. After being in peace for many years, he met again with Emperor Wu of the Han dynasty and invaded the Central Plains. Huo Qubing became famous after fighting with him. Basically, you come and go. The Han and the Huns have fought for more than 200 years, until they are slowly assimilated and become friendly neighbors with kinship, and then branch out from the Southern Huns and the Northern Huns. Entering the Three Kingdoms Period, the Southern Huns were completely tamed by Cao Cao. "There were five divisions, each nobleman was the commander, and the Han Sima supervised them." The Northern Huns were driven back to the Mongolian grasslands by the Western Han Dynasty, far away from Chinese civilization. After several decades of consolidation, it was again conquered by the Mongolian Xianbei tribe and forced to move westward. In 290 AD, the Huns appeared in the vicinity of Alanliao on the "Silk Road" of the Western Regions. Since then, they have been unacceptable, burned, killed and plundered everywhere, and began a century-long western invasion. Since it invaded southeastern Europe in 370 AD and defeated the Eastern Goths, it swept across the entire European territory with a smashing force. Attila, who was frightened by Westerners, was hailed as "the whip of God."

Among them, the most imposing and dazzling star is the great feat of Attila, King of the Huns. Under his command, the Huns rule over hundreds of countries in Europe, and the history of the Huns is the most important. A brilliant page. Sadly, such a glorious history has not been written and unfolded, and Attila was killed by the poison of a German girl, and the empire fell apart in an instant, and there was no more power to recover. Can't help but think of another generation of Tianjiao Genghis Khan's amazing feat, but that is already 750 years later. As for the people of the Chinese people, there should still be a chance to learn about this period of history and characters. According to the records of the "Historical Records", the ancestors of the Huns were the remnants of the Xia Dynasty. It is said in "Shan Hai Jing" that "all came from the Yellow Emperor." His appearance is completely Asian. No matter how far away this period of history is, at least as Orientals, we should know that for a period of time before Western civilization, Westerners survived under Oriental rule.

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