You Jian Jiang Hu

There are too many twists and turns in the story. You think it is like this, but the author just arranged it that way. The story describes the complex emotional relationships between Yun Ziluo, the anti-Qing righteous Meng Yuanchao, the famous martial artist Yang Mu who later joined the Qing court, and the ranger Miao Changfeng. From the different attitudes each person adopts for their loved ones, as well as their actions to protect Yun Ziluo's two sons, it is worth thinking and learning from readers. The story has ups and downs, rich content, and vivid characters. It is a novel with great story content.

The plots of this book are interlocking and fascinating, the characters are vivid and the inner expressions of the characters are vivid. After reading one chapter, I still want to read the next one.

The novels written by teacher Liang Yusheng are so wonderful, each character is vividly written, especially Yun Ziluo, and Yun Ziluo's emotions are deeply written. The final ending is both desolate and perfect. Her emotions with two men at the same time transcend the world, and she also saves the lives of the two men she loves most. In the end, her soul disappears!

"Rivers and lakes" and "temples" constitute a set of binary oppositions in traditional Chinese culture. If they are not in the rivers and lakes, they are in the temples. However, compared to the court, which has a clear geographical scope and institutional category, Jianghu does not exist as an entity, or it can be said that "where there are people, there are Jianghu." This is probably why this book spends so much time describing the relationships between different characters. In this sense, Jianghu is closer to the concept of society, and "Jianghu-chaotang" has transformed into the "society-state" framework commonly used in contemporary social science research. In this regard, this book is a good text analysis material, which helps us study the relationship between rivers and lakes and society and the relationship between rivers and lakes and temples in martial arts novels, thereby transcending the Western binary opposition between society and the state.

"Rivers and lakes" and "temples" constitute a set of binary oppositions in traditional Chinese culture. If they are not in the rivers and lakes, they are in the temples. However, compared to the court, which has a clear geographical scope and institutional category, Jianghu does not exist as an entity, or it can be said that "where there are people, there are Jianghu." This is probably why this book spends so much time describing the relationships between different characters. In this sense, Jianghu is closer to the concept of society, and "Jianghu-chaotang" has transformed into the "society-state" framework commonly used in contemporary social science research. In this regard, this book is a good text analysis material, which helps us study the relationship between rivers and lakes and society and the relationship between rivers and lakes and temples in martial arts novels, thereby transcending the Western binary opposition between society and the state.

Teacher Liang's writing is good, but the love and hatred between the virtual characters also reflects the dynasty changes between the Ming and Qing Dynasties, and national conflicts are cited as factional grudges. Although the world is full of disputes, Yun Ziluo's maternal love is indeed so pure. The lives of all Ziluo people have many misfortunes, and it is a pity that lovers cannot finally get married. The choice between a heroine and tenderness also reflects her chivalrous style. She left sadly, after annihilating the enemy; Changfeng's cymbals song at the end is the most authentic portrayal and commemoration of this chivalrous woman.

There are too many twists and turns in the story. You think it is like this, but the author just arranged it that way. The story describes the complex emotional relationships between Yun Ziluo, the anti-Qing righteous Meng Yuanchao, the famous martial artist Yang Mu who later joined the Qing court, and the ranger Miao Changfeng. From the different attitudes each person adopts for their loved ones, as well as their actions to protect Yun Ziluo's two sons, it is worth thinking and learning from readers. The story has ups and downs, rich content, and vivid characters. It is a novel with great story content.

Wonderful, the book written by Teacher Liang is my favorite

Liang Yusheng's works clearly explain the inner relationship between each generation of knights, as if a line runs through the main line. After watching one part, the witness wanted to read the next part again!

This book is very good and rich in content. I like to watch, and I love to do anything.

The friendship between Yun Ziluo and Miao Changfeng is heart-wrenching!

A masterpiece from a master, such a classic. Worth collecting.

The plot of this book is really twists and turns, just like the difficulties I encountered in my life, it is heart-wrenching. The emotional entanglements of the characters in the book are also very real and reminded me of the friends around me. I was very touched by everything Yun Ziluo sacrificed for her children and justice. This book is not only a martial arts novel, but also a profound discussion of human nature and emotions, which is worth reading.

The first martial arts novel I read, and I'm currently reviewing it

The names are well chosen, and the plot of the story really covers the entire world. For example, places and scenery such as Beijing, Shandong, Baoding, Jiangnan, South Yunnan, Yangtze River, Yellow River, Great Wall, and Mount Tai are all introduced.

I want to know the next one

I read this book more than thirty years ago, and I don't want to comment too much. It's just a personal hobby. I like it very much!

Very good, worth watching

Excellent work by Master Liang, wonderful

I like Mr. Liang's works very much

I once watched it when I was young - revisiting the classic

There is nothing to say about Liang Daxia's martial arts novels. Although the stories are fictional, most of the mountains, rivers and scenery are real, and the characters are realistic. The speaker's eloquence is clear, but some polyphonic words are often mispronounced. You should listen to the stories told by seniors such as Liu Lanfang and Yuan Kuocheng to learn the pronunciation of onomatopoeia.

The plot is full of ups and downs, magnificent and exciting! ! !

The characters are well connected 👍

✌Wonderful, beautiful and fascinating

Very good, watched it a second time

Beautifully written!

Good book and interesting

There was an endless stream. Have a look

It's okay, Very pretty, pretty girl.