
Stealing Fists: The Cicada's Stolen Art
偷拳:惊蝉盗技
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- Completed
- Length
- 128k Words
- Genre
- Martial Arts
- Subgenre
- Male-Channel Fanfiction
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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It has an inspirational feeling of cutting through walls and stealing light, and the whole writing style has a martial arts flavor, and it also has the sense of fighting without hesitation brought about by the precarious era background of the Republic of China. It makes people's blood boil. But to be honest, the protagonist is really tolerable. He suffered a lot in the early stage, but he was successful later on. It's not an enjoyable novel in the traditional sense, but it has a good grasp of the pacing and good characters. It can be said to be read in one go. It took me an evening to read it, and it was still very good.
The essence of martial arts needs to be extracted. If you don't know the boxing techniques when practicing boxing, and you don't know the sword points when practicing swordsmanship, how can you develop the essence? As the saying goes, "If you want to be prominent in front of others, you must suffer first before others." Only by learning and practicing can you gain something. The author describes the details of the story very delicately, the story is short and concise, easy to understand, and the description of the characters' psychology and boxing skills are very vivid. This book uses martial arts to unfold the story. The protagonist in the story learns martial arts, forgets sleep and food, and works very hard even if he learns secretly. I am deeply shocked. If we can also have this spirit of learning in real life, then each of our lives will be better.
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Narrative martial arts novel, relatively concise
This book is very good. It uses the language of novels to write about Yang Luchan's boxing learning process and feelings. The descriptions of the characters and stories are very vivid and fascinating. Like [like] [like] [like]
Not bad, worth reading!
Yang Luchan is a real person. His Tai Chi skills come from Chenjiagou, but he is better than his master. The twists and turns and hardships of his journey to learn boxing are touching and sigh-inducing. This book fully demonstrates this situation without any unnecessary words and ink. It is a good book.
Chinese martial arts is broad and profound! Yang Luchan, the great master of the generation, risked his life in order to learn the essence of Tai Chi, went through many hardships, and finally mastered Tai Chi Chen's unique skills! This spirit of martial arts is worth learning by everyone in our Chinese nation!
The plot of this book attracted me very much, especially the part where Yang Luchan was willing to suffer in order to learn boxing. It reminded me of a friend around me who also suffered a lot in order to pursue his dream. I really like the description of martial arts in the book. It feels very real and it also gave me a deeper understanding of Tai Chi. This book made me understand that if you want to succeed, you must have firm belief and unremitting efforts. Just like Yang Luchan in the book, only by persisting can one become a great master.
Wu Jing's "Tai Chi Master"! That's the story.