I need a historical figure, and I hope someone with good history knowledge can help me find him...

Highly recommended Gao Shun, the forgotten hero of the Three Kingdoms. According to records, Gao Shun was pure and majestic, brave and wise, and sincere and benevolent. Don't drink alcohol, don't accept gifts. He is an example of a soldier.

Gao Shun is a truly loyal minister, a thoughtful and far-sighted counselor. Gao Shun is a person who pays great attention to personal cultivation. He is very dignified and very strict in running the army. Gao Shun did not drink, which was rare for a general at that time. He also does not accept gifts from others. Hou Cheng, who was also a general under Lu Bu, once lost his war horse and later found it. The generals brought gifts to congratulate him, and Hou Cheng entertained the generals with wine he brewed. Before the banquet, Hou Cheng sent some wine and meat to Lu Bu. Lu Bu was furious because Lu Bu had banned alcohol in the army. Hou Cheng was very frightened and hurried back to pour out the wine and returned all the gifts given by the generals. "Su Shu" said: "The wine is derogatory and the appearance is good, so it is not tainted. It avoids suspicion, so it is correct." Gao Shun did this.

Gao Shun is also qualified to be a famous general. He has only more than 700 subordinates, and his armor and combat equipment are all neatly repaired. Whenever there is a war, it is almost invincible and invincible. People give his troops a title - trapped camp. Gao Shun followed Lu Bu. Under Lu Bu's heroic aura, Gao Shun's glory dimmed a lot; under Lu Bu's strategic vision, Gao Shun's talents were compromised.

Gao Shun is also a loyal minister. He followed Lu Bu wholeheartedly, even though he knew that Lu Bu would not achieve great things. Gao Shun often advised Lu Bu: "Any monarch who ruins his family and ruins his country is not because he has no loyal and capable ministers, but because the monarch cannot use people. Every time a general speaks or does something, he refuses to think carefully about it and blames it on 'mistakes' afterwards." "The general has made too many mistakes." Gao Shun's words are not only applicable to military management, but also have practical significance for modern enterprise employment. Lu Bu also knew that Gao Shun was a loyal minister, but he couldn't use Gao Shun due to various considerations (Bu knew that Gao Shun was loyal, but couldn't use him - The Heroes). After Lu Bu and Hao Meng rebelled, they became even more alienated from Gao Shun. Wei Xu and Lu Bu were related, so Lu Bu handed over all Gao Shun's subordinates to Wei Xu, which in effect took away Gao Shun's military power. But when there was a war, Lu Bu couldn't do without Gao Shun, and asked him to command his original troops to fight. On weekdays, these troops were under the command of Wei Xu. Even so, Gao Shuncong followed Lu Bu and went to work for Lu Bu, but he never complained with hatred. "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms" says that after Gao Shun was captured by Cao Cao, Cao Cao asked him, "What do you have to say?" Gao Shun remained silent. Then Cao Cao hanged Gao Shun. This description is very radiant, and Gao Shun's personality has been sublimated in his "silence". Like Zhang Ren, he did not utter the ever-lasting words "A loyal minister will not serve two masters"; he did not react violently and take the initiative to die generously like Chen Gong; he did not conform to the philosophy of that era like Zhang Liao - Good birds choose trees to roost in.

Maybe Cao Cao is a better master, but what's the point? If the flag he defends falls, there is no point in his own survival. With a simple and innocent warrior mentality, people can find all kinds of righteous excuses if they want to survive, but at least no one has the right to accuse the martyrs who carried out their own beliefs and sacrificed their lives generously.