What stories did Rambo tell from First Blood 1 to First Blood 4? Please tell Rambo's story in succession.

Rambo retired from the US special forces. After years of baptism in the Vietnam War, he has been unable to integrate into American society and returned to his hometown town, which was criticized by the town sheriff. Finally, he couldn't stand it. He had to stand up against the provocation of the sheriff and the large number of special police officers convened by the sheriff. Rambo used his general military knowledge in Vietnam against this group of people. No one, no law, no weapon can stop him, except his respected colonel. Ted Kauchev, the director, not only made the atmosphere of the action scene compact and conspicuous, but also made the significance of knocking down the evil forces of the establishment very popular. After that, Ranbo was sent back to Vietnam to investigate the whereabouts of the missing soldiers in Vietnam to see if they had become prisoners of war. Unexpectedly, when Ranbo arrived there, he suddenly lost all his weapons and equipment, leaving only a knife and a set of bows and arrows. Later he found out the truth-he was betrayed by his own troops. With the help of a Vietnamese girl, Ranbo overcame all adversity with strong will and superb survival skills, and launched his revenge plan to repay those who betrayed him. With the help of Vietnamese female intelligence personnel, Rambo found American prisoners of war, only to find that the US government did not really rescue them. Rambo was unfortunately captured, but in the end he escaped and rescued the prisoners of war. Rambo, who completed the task, was discouraged by the American government and left. After leaving, Rambo lived in seclusion in a Buddhist temple on the outskirts of Bangkok, Thailand, due to the trauma of war. One day, his only respected friend Colonel Tang found him and asked him to go to Afghanistan with him on a secret mission. Rambo said he didn't want to go back to the battlefield. Colonel Tony and his party were captured by the Soviets as soon as they entered Afghanistan. In order to save Colonel torben, Rambo decided to go deep into the Afghan hinterland and return to the battlefield again, and launched a life-and-death battle with the Soviet Union. With the cooperation of Afghan guerrillas, Rambo repeatedly confronted Soviet combat helicopters, destroyed Soviet concentration camps that abused and killed civilians, wiped out the main enemy forces, and once again demonstrated his bravery. Twenty years later, john rambo has lost its former heroism. He left home, lived in seclusion in a small village in northern Thailand, and made a living by doing ferry business on the salween ... In fact, Rambo needs to do more than just send people or goods to the other side of the river, because near the border between Thailand and Myanmar, he is still devastated by war, and the civil war between Burmese and Karen has lasted for 60 years. Rambo seems to have finally found his place. After ferrying between mountains and jungles, he occasionally made a living by fishing and catching poisonous snakes for sale. He leads a lonely and simple life day after day. He hasn't seriously fought for anyone for a long time, whether it's a doctor, a mercenary, a rebel or a messenger of peace. Anyone who passes through the war-torn area has nothing to do with him. However, extraordinary people are doomed to live a quiet life for a long time. A group of missionaries committed to promoting human rights found Rambo because they needed an English-speaking tour guide. Team leaders Sarah and Michael Burnett explained to Rambo what they came for: It turned out that this group of people had been trekking in various refugee camps since last year to provide the refugees with the necessities of life. But because Myanmar's army buried mines on the road, they couldn't go by land before. It's too dangerous, so they have to choose the waterway. They asked Rambo to help them cross salween so that they could bring medicine and food to Karen. At first, Rambo refused to enter Myanmar from Thailand. However, looking at these foreigners who came from afar in the spirit of humanity, Rambo seems to be somewhat moved. He finally succeeded in sending Sarah, Michael and all the people who came with them to their destination ... Almost two weeks later, Reverend Arthur Marsh made a surprise visit. He told Rambo that none of the humanitarian aid workers he escorted had returned. The embassy could do nothing about their disappearance ... Arthur mortgaged his house and raised a sum of money from the church, intending to hire mercenaries to rescue these missionaries himself, because Arthur guessed that most of them had become prisoners of the Burmese military. Although Rambo became the most lethal super soldier in the Vietnam War through the training of the US military, decades have passed and he has long given up his lifestyle of solving everything with violence and weapons. Even those scars that are still clear and debatable have gradually melted into his skin-but the lonely soldier knows that sometimes, some things must be done by him.

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