The Military Administration urgently reported to the Marshal to ascend the hall: "A thousand-year envoy has arrived to personally invite the Marshal to mount the chariot."
Ziya hurriedly donned the ceremonial attire and stepped out. King Wu slightly bowed and said, "Please, Marshal, ascend the chariot."
Ziya quickly expressed his gratitude, and together with King Wu, they proceeded side by side to the great gate. King Wu leaned forward with a bow. On both sides, attendants helped Ziya onto the chariot. Yisheng invited King Wu to personally steady the phoenix-tail (of the chariot), moving forward three steps together.
As Ziya's procession departed the city gates, they saw a span of seventy li entirely adorned with massive red banners, stretching all the way to West Qi Mountain. The people of West Qi, young and old alike, gathered to witness the scene. When Ziya reached Qi Mountain, near the General Platform, there stood a majestic archway displaying a couplet:
