In 119 BC, Emperor Wu’s Han armies chased the Xiongnu “north of the desert”—Mòběi 漠北. Outnumbered 4:1, General Wèi Qīng (衛青) used armored chariot circles, then a night sandstorm to split his cavalry for a lethal pincer. Ten thousand fell on the spot, the Chanyu vanished, and the Xiongnu command shattered. 00:20 - The Battle of Mobei 00:32 - Raiders of the Distant North 01:13 - Emperor Wu Strikes Back 03:53 - Li Guang's Mission 04:34 - The Real Boss Fight 06:34 - Recalculating... 08:26 - Battle of Sarhu? 💥Discount on Shen Yun tickets: @ USE CODE: LCN2025 💥Shen Yun Creations: @-jared Subscribe to Learn Chinese Now: @inesenow Jared on Twitter: @Madsen Jared on Instagram: @madsen/ Jared on Facebook: @madsen #Xiongnu #Huns #BattleOfMobei Edited by @iwestez

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