One Man Guards the Nation's Gate, One Sword Holds the Great Wall
一人守国门，一剑镇长城
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Commentary on the second chapter of the book "One Man Guards the Gate of the Country, One Sword Guards the Great Wall" about cooking a bowl of rice in a clay oven. The long sword is not fair, and the enemy is killed below the city.