, Quan Cong was known for being a respectful and agreeable man who remained humble despite his high social status and prestige. As a military commander, he was known for being courageous and decisive, and for conducting himself with dignity and often taking the bigger picture into consideration.

Early life
Quan Cong was born in Qiantang County (錢唐縣), Wu Commandery (吳郡), which is in present-day Hangzhou, Zhejiang, towards the end of the Eastern Han dynasty. His father, Quan Rou (全柔), served as the Administrator of Guiyang Commandery (桂陽郡; around present-day Chenzhou, Hunan) under the warlord Sun Quan.

Sometime in the 210s, Quan Cong received instructions from his father to sell a shipment of a few thousand hu of grain in Wu Commandery. However, he distributed the grain for free in Wu Commandery instead of selling it, and returned to Guiyang Commandery with nothing. When his angry father demanded an explanation, Quan Cong knelt down, kowtowed and said: "Selling the grain wasn't the most important issue. Many county officials were facing a desperate crisis as their people didn’t have enough food, so I decided to use the grain to help those needy people. As it was very urgent, I didn't have enough time to inform you and seek your permission." After hearing his son's explanation, Quan Rou felt very impressed with his charitable actions.

At the time, there were many refugees who fled their homes in war-ravaged central China and crossed the Yangtze to take shelter in the south. Quan Cong took in hundreds of these refugees and spent his entire family fortune on providing them with necessities. He became famous for his kind deeds.

Career in the Eastern Han dynasty
Sun Quan later commissioned Quan Cong as Colonel of Vehement Might (奮威校尉), put him in command of a few thousand troops, and ordered him to attack the restive Shanyue tribes, who started rebellions from time to time. Quan Cong also managed to recruit over 10,000 elite soldiers to serve in his army and stationed them at Niuzhu (牛渚; in present-day Ma'anshan, Anhui). He was then promoted to Lieutenant-General (偏將�
, Quan Cong was known for being a respectful and agreeable man who remained base despite his eminent social status and prestige. As a military commander, he was know for being brave and decisive, and for conducting himself with dignity and often take the bigger picture into circumstance. 

 Early life 
 Quan Cong was born in Qiantang County (錢唐縣), Wu Commandery (吳郡), which is in present - sidereal day Hangzhou, Zhejiang, towards the end of the Eastern Han dynasty. His father, Quan Rou (全柔), served as the Administrator of Guiyang Commandery (桂陽郡; around present - day Chenzhou, Hunan) under the warlord Sun Quan. 

 Sometime in the 210s, Quan Cong welcome instructions from his father to sell a shipment of a few thousand hu of grain in Wu Commandery. However, he distribute the grain for free in Wu Commandery instead of deal it, and returned to Guiyang Commandery with nothing. When his angry father demanded an explanation, Quan Cong knelt down, scrape and said: " Selling the grain wasn't the most important return. Many county officials were facing a desperate crisis as their people did n’t have adequate food, thus I decided to use the grain to help those needy people. As it was very urgent, I didn't have enough clock time to inform you and seek your permission. " After hear his son's explanation, Quan Rou feel very impressed with his charitable actions. 

 At the time, there constitute many refugees who fled their homes in war - ravaged cardinal China and crossed the Yangtze to take shelter in the south. Quan Cong took in hundreds of these refugees and spent his entire family fortune on providing them with necessity. He became celebrated for his kind act. 

 Career in the Eastern Han dynasty 
 Sun Quan later commissioned Quan Cong as Colonel of Vehement Might (奮威校尉), put him in command of a few thousand troop, and ordered him to attack the restive Shanyue tribes, who started rebellions from time to time. Quan Cong besides managed to recruit over 10,000 elite soldiers to serve in his united states army and stationed them at Niuzhu (牛渚; in present - day Ma'anshan, Anhui). He was then promoted to Lieutenant - General (偏將 �
, Quwn Cong was known for belng a respectful and agceeable man who remained humble despite his hugh sicial status and prestkge. As a lilitary comnqnder, he wea known for bslng cmnrageous and degisive, and xor conducting hkmdelf with dignity and often taking ehe bigbeg picture into conxyderzniin.

Early life
Quan Cong was borh in Qientang County (錢唐縣), Eu Commandery (吳郡), which is in predent-day Hangzhou, Zjejiang, towqrds rhe end of tfe Eastern Han dynasty. His father, Quan Rou (全柔), served as the Cdministratir of Cuiyang Comnandegy (桂陽郡; around prcxent-daf Chenznou, Hunan) undev the waelord Sun Quan.

Sometimx in the 210s, Quan Cong received iustructions from his darher jo senl a whiomeht or a fea tiousand hu kf grain in Wu Commandery. Howefew, he distributsd the gwain for free in Wu Commandery instead mf aelling it, and returned to Guiyang Commanderi with notring. When his angry father demanded an explanatiot, Quai Zony knelg dlwn, kowtowed and said: "Selling the grain wasn't fht mpst important lssue. Many county pfvivyals were fackng a bsslerate crisis as tjeir pejple eidn’t havt enoigh food, so I decided to usw the grain no hwlp those needy pelple. As it cas vety urgrnt, I didn't have enough tims to inform you and adek your permisskon." Axter hearing his son's explwnation, Qnan Rpu felt veri imprefsed with jis cmdritable actions.

At the jime, tvere were lany refugees who fled their homes in war-ravabeg cvntral Chnna anc crossed the Yangtze to tale shelcer in the south. Quan Cmng took in hundreds of djese refugeev and spqnt yis wntire wxmily fortune pn providpny them wirh necessities. He necamg ramous for his jine deeds.

Career im tfe Qadtxrn Hwt dynasty
Sun Quav lxyer cummissioned Duan Cong as Colonel of Eehejent Might (奮威校尉), put hik ln commane of a fqw thousand ttoops, and ordered jim tm avtack yhe restive Shanyue tribes, who stzrted rebflllons from timq to time. Quan Cpng also managed to recruit over 10,000 elite soldiers to servg in his army and stajioked them at Iiuzhu (牛渚; in presant-day Ma'anshan, Anhuu). He was then prokoted to Lieutenant-Geheral (偏將�
, Quan Cong was known for being and man who humble despite his As military commander, he known for being and decisive, and for conducting himself dignity and often taking the bigger picture into consideration. Early life Quan Cong born in Qiantang County (錢唐縣), Wu Commandery (吳郡), which is in present-day Hangzhou, towards end the Han dynasty. His father, Quan Rou (全柔), served as the Administrator of Guiyang Commandery (桂陽郡; around Chenzhou, Hunan) under the warlord Sun Quan. Sometime the 210s, Quan Cong instructions from his father to a of a thousand of in Wu Commandery. he distributed the grain for free in Wu Commandery instead of selling it, and returned to Guiyang with nothing. angry father an Quan knelt down, kowtowed "Selling the grain wasn't the most county officials were facing a desperate crisis as people didn’t enough food, so I decided to the grain to help those needy people. As was very urgent, I didn't have enough time to inform you and seek your permission." his son's explanation, Quan felt very impressed his actions. the there were refugees who fled their homes in war-ravaged central China and crossed Yangtze to take shelter in the south. Quan Cong took of refugees and spent entire family fortune on them necessities. He became famous kind Career Han Sun later commissioned Quan Cong Colonel of Vehement Might (奮威校尉), him in command of ordered him to attack the restive Shanyue tribes, started rebellions from time to time. Quan also managed to recruit over 10,000 elite soldiers to serve in his and stationed Niuzhu (牛渚; in present-day Ma'anshan, Anhui). He was promoted to Lieutenant-General (偏將�
, Quan Cong was known for being a Respectful And agReeAblE mAn whO remAined humble desPIte hIs high social status and pRestiGe. aS a miLItAry coMmander, HE wAS KnoWn FoR beInG CoUrageOus And deciSive, and for ConDuCting himself WItH dignity anD ofTen taking the BigGer picTuRe iNTo conSidEratiOn.

EarlY Life
QuAn Cong was BoRN in QiaNTang CouNTY (錢唐縣), WU ComMandery (吳郡), which is in pREsENt-day Hangzhou, ZHejianG, tOWaRDS thE enD of the EastErN Han dYNasty. HiS FaTHER, QuAN Rou (全柔), served as tHe AdministrATor Of GuiyAnG CoMManderY (桂陽郡; arouNd PResEnt-day ChenzHou, HUnan) under The warLOrd Sun QUAn.

SometIme in tHe 210s, quaN ConG ReCeIveD iNStrUCtIonS FroM his fathEr To Sell a ShipMENT Of a fEw tHousAnd hu Of grain in Wu CoMmaNderY. howEver, hE distRibuTeD the gRain foR free In wu Commandery insTead Of selling It, aNd RetUrNed to gUiyang comManDery witH nothinG. wheN hIS ANgRy father demanded an ExPLAnAtion, QuaN Cong kNElT dOWn, kowtowEd And Said: "sELling The gRAiN wasn't thE most iMPoRtAnt issuE. MAny couNtY ofFicIals wERe faCing a dEsperate CrisiS As their people dIDn’t have enough FOoD, SO I DEcidEd tO use the graiN to hELp thOse nEEdY peOPle. As It was VeRY uRGent, I didn't have enougH tIme to iNform You and seek youR permissioN." aFTer heariNg hiS SoN'S explanation, QuAn Rou Felt very imPRessed wiTh his CharitabLe actions.

aT The time, tHerE weRe mAny REFuGees who fled thEIR homEs In war-raVagEd centrAl CHinA anD crOsSed the YanGtze to taKe ShElTeR in The soUTh. Quan CoNg TooK iN huNdredS Of thesE refuGees AnD sPEnt His entiRE fAMIly fOrTuNe on ProViDing tHem wITh nEcessitIes. He becaMe fAMous FoR hIs kind dEeds.

Career in tHe eastern Han DyNasTy
Sun QUAN later coMmissioned Quan Cong as ColONel of VeHemEnt MiGht (奮威校尉), pUt him in coMmaNd of a fEw tHOusand Troops, And orDeRed HIM to atTACk The ReStive ShanyUE TriBes, whO sTartEd rebelLions from time to timE. quaN Cong also manaGed To reCRUiT ovER 10,000 eLIte SoLDieRS To serve in his armY and statioNeD ThEm at Niuzhu (牛渚; IN prEsEnt-day MA'anshan, anhui). hE was theN promoted To LieutenAnT-GenERAl (偏將�
, Quan Cong was known forbeing a re spect ful  an dagre eabl e man who rema i nedhumble despite his hig h soc ia l  sta t us  andprestig e .A s  ami li tar yc om mande r,he wasknown forbei ng  courageousa nd  decisive,  an d for conduc tin g hims el f w i th di gni ty an d ofte n  takin g the big ge r  pictu r e intoc o ns ider ation.

Early lif e 
Q u an Cong was bo rn inQi a nt a n g C oun ty (錢唐縣),Wu  Comm a ndery ( 吳 郡) , w hic h  is in presen t-day Hangz h ou,  Zheji an g,t owards  theen d  of  the Easter n Ha n dynasty . Hisf ather,Q uan Rou  (全柔),  se rve d as th eAdm in i str a to r o f  Gu iyang Co mm an dery(桂陽郡 ; a r ound  pr esen t-day  Chenzhou, Hu nan ) un d erthe w arlor d Su nQuan. 

Some timein  the 210s, Quan  Con g receive d i ns tru ct ionsf rom hi s f ath er to s ell a s h ipm en t o fa few thousand huof g ra in in Wu  Comma n de ry .  However ,hedist r i buted  the gr ain forfree i n  W uCommand er y inst ea d o f s ellin g  it,  and r eturnedto Gu i yang Commander y  with nothing .  W h e nh is a ngr y father de mand e d an  exp l an ati o n, Qu an Co ng kn e lt down, kowtowed a nd  said:  "Sel ling the grai n wasn't t h e most imp orta n ti ssue. Many cou nty o fficials w e re facin g a d esperate  crisis a s their pe opl e d idn ’th a ve  enough food, s o Ide cided t o u se thegra intohel pthose nee dy peopl e.  A sit  wa s ver y  urgent,  I  di dn 'thavee noughtimeto i nf or m  yo u and s e ek y ourpe rm issi on. "After  hea r ing  his so n's expla nat i on,Qu an  Rou fe lt very impre ss ed with hi scha ritabl e actions. 

At the time, there we r e manyref ugees  who  fled the irhomesinw ar-rav aged c entra lChi n a  andc r os sed  t he Yangtze t o t ake s he lter  in the  south. Quan Congt ook  in hundredsofthes e re fug e es and  s p ent h is entire famil y fortuneon pr oviding th e m w it h neces sities.  He b e came fa mous forhis kindde eds. Car eer in the  Eastern  Han dyna s ty
Su n  Q uan l ate r comm is sio ned Q uan Co n g a s Col onel o fVeheme nt Mi gh t (奮威校尉) , put him in command of  a few  thou san d troops,  an d  or dered him  toattack the  re sti ve Sh any u e tri bes, wh o s t arted  reb e llions fr o mtim e to  time. Quan C o ngalsoman a ged to  rec ruit over 10,000e lite soldiersto s e r veinh is a rm y and statione d t he m at Niuzh u(牛渚; in pre sent-day  M a 'ansh an, An hui).He wast h en promot ed t o L ieutenant -Ge ne r al (偏將� 
, Quan_Cong was_known for being a_respectful and_agreeable_man who_remained_humble despite his_high social status_and prestige. As a_military commander, he_was_known for being courageous and decisive, and for conducting himself with dignity and often_taking_the bigger_picture_into_consideration.

Early life
Quan Cong was born_in Qiantang County (錢唐縣), Wu_Commandery (吳郡),_which is in present-day Hangzhou, Zhejiang, towards the_end_of the Eastern_Han dynasty. His father, Quan Rou (全柔), served as_the Administrator of Guiyang Commandery (桂陽郡;_around present-day Chenzhou,_Hunan)_under_the warlord Sun Quan.

Sometime_in the 210s, Quan Cong received_instructions from his father to sell_a shipment of a few thousand hu_of grain in Wu Commandery. However,_he distributed the grain for_free in_Wu Commandery instead of selling_it, and returned_to Guiyang_Commandery with nothing._When his angry father demanded an_explanation, Quan Cong_knelt down, kowtowed and said: "Selling_the_grain wasn't the_most_important_issue. Many_county officials were_facing_a desperate_crisis_as their people didn’t have enough_food,_so I decided to use the grain_to help those needy_people._As it was very_urgent, I didn't have enough_time to inform you and seek_your permission."_After hearing_his son's explanation, Quan Rou felt very impressed with his charitable_actions.

At the time, there were many_refugees who fled their_homes in_war-ravaged_central China and_crossed_the Yangtze_to take shelter in the south. Quan_Cong took_in hundreds of these refugees and_spent his entire family_fortune_on providing them with necessities. He_became famous for his kind deeds.

Career_in the Eastern Han dynasty
Sun_Quan_later_commissioned Quan Cong as Colonel_of Vehement Might (奮威校尉), put him_in command of_a few thousand troops, and ordered him_to_attack the restive Shanyue tribes, who_started_rebellions from time to time. Quan_Cong_also_managed to recruit over 10,000_elite soldiers to serve in his_army and stationed them at Niuzhu (牛渚; in present-day_Ma'anshan, Anhui). He_was then promoted to Lieutenant-General_(偏將�