A masterpiece of martial arts from the "Northern School" of the Republic of China. Taking "Big Sword King Wu" as an introduction, it brings out the biography of the hero Huo Yuanjia, interspersed with the introduction of heroes from all walks of life in the late Qing Dynasty, and interprets the legend of the magic fist Huo Yuanjia's "three dozen foreign strongmen". Finally, the book ends with Huo Yuanjia being poisoned. The currently popular novels, movies, and TV series based on the stories of Big Sword King Wu and Huo Yuanjia are mostly derived from this work, or at least have been influenced by this book.
Reader comments
This book is close to the truth. There is little fiction and exaggeration. Although there are fictional exaggerations. But it makes sense. Reading this book makes people excited. See the wonderful things. People couldn't help but marvel.
This is the real Huo Yuanjia and Big Sword King Wu
Very real, I like it very much
In particular, the descriptions of Big Sword Wang Wu and Huo Yuanjia are very vivid, and their chivalrous spirit is admirable. Moreover, the plot in the book is exciting and exciting, making it very enjoyable to read. I think this book can not only help people understand history, but also feel the charm of chivalrous spirit.
This book is so well written
It's very good. I like reading these folk anecdotes from the late Qing Dynasty and the early Republic of China. However, some places are too fictional and not real enough. For example, Li Fudong did not actually exist. He was actually Li Ruidong, Cixi's personal bodyguard. There are very few people who are very good at kung fu, and Huo Yuanjia is always willing to be inferior.
Not bad! A very good piece of work.
This book is close to the truth. There is little fiction and exaggeration. Although there are fictional exaggerations. But it makes sense. Reading this book makes people excited. See the wonderful things. People couldn't help but marvel.
This is the real Huo Yuanjia and Big Sword King Wu
Very real, I like it very much
In particular, the descriptions of Big Sword Wang Wu and Huo Yuanjia are very vivid, and their chivalrous spirit is admirable. Moreover, the plot in the book is exciting and exciting, making it very enjoyable to read. I think this book can not only help people understand history, but also feel the charm of chivalrous spirit.
This book is so well written
It's very good. I like reading these folk anecdotes from the late Qing Dynasty and the early Republic of China. However, some places are too fictional and not real enough. For example, Li Fudong did not actually exist. He was actually Li Ruidong, Cixi's personal bodyguard. There are very few people who are very good at kung fu, and Huo Yuanjia is always willing to be inferior. Not bad! A very good piece of work.
Very good, a masterpiece of Pingjiang Buxiaosheng