The story of Yongshi The wind blowing from Aro tells a lot of stories… Sheng Gi, a young warrior whose parents' affectionate name means "good energy", was sentenced to death by the great Tsunami. The story does not tell where Sheng Gi was sentenced to death, probably because of the failure of the Khan's important role, as the Mongol warriors hardly knew the cowardice in battle. This is how a young warrior wrote to his lover… Forever by your side, dear Yongshi I know you are waiting for me as eagerly as my heart desires for you. Soon I will be with you and I never lost your side. I am writing this post as a prisoner in a yurt amidst the gorge of the great mountains. I could easily try to escape, but the honor of my family prevents me. I accept my destiny as you must accept it. Be proud of me, because I die a warrior's death, although their soturiveljieni through the hands. I have asked mention the evening meal, my last, where I enjoyed all my life once again. I have asked him of the fire, the warrior rintapanssarini and food supplies. And a drink to rinse my life without feeling much longing, because I know I'll see you soon.
مُوصَى بِهِ
