Xie An was known for his calm and refined demeanor, often prioritizing stability and strategic patience.
As the Former Qin superpower mobilized its massive army, Xie An remained remarkably composed, even playing go while the battle raged.
He appointed his nephew Xie Xuan to lead the Beifu army, which used superior tactics to crush the Qin forces.
His leadership at the Fei River ensured the survival of Chinese culture in the south for another two centuries.