Qin Qi
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| Traditional Chinese: | 秦琪 | ||
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Qin Qi, in Romance of the Three Kingdoms, a story about the early history of China, was supposed to be guarding a ferry point at the southern shore of the Yellow River(黄河). He refused to let Guan Yu cross the river and challenged Guan Yu, which resulted in his death when Guan Yu severed his head with a sweep of his sabre. Qin Qi was formally a subordinate of Xiahou Dun(夏侯惇), a famous general under Cao Cao（曹操）.
