Zheng Zhengyin's Classic Martial Arts Novel: the Hidden Heroes of the Fengchen and the Eagle Claw King

This book is a work by Zheng Zhengyin, a northern martial arts novelist at the end of the Qing Dynasty and the beginning of the Republic of China. It tells the story of a man with lofty ideals who performed chivalry and righteousness during the social turmoil in the early years of the Republic of China and gradually grew into a hero. Readers who like martial arts novels should not miss this book. In the early years of Tongzhi in the Qing Dynasty, hair twisting was rampant. Shaanxi was in a hurry, and the capital moved to suppress it. Nianxi attacked Shaanxi with 200,000 troops in three directions. Fortunately, General Duolonga led his troops to suppress the enemy, and defeated the Nian thieves at Jingzi Pass, and the Nian thieves escaped. However, there are still beetles everywhere, and Xiaoxiao is rampant, especially where the two provinces of Shaanxi and Henan meet the border, where the defense is the most tight. Tongguan, Wuguan, Jingziguan and other places are on the border with Henan. I am afraid that Nien bandits will come from Quexiang, Lushi and Jiaoer Mountain in Henan. All the passes are heavily garrisoned. However, in the southern and Shangnan areas of Huayin County, there are still many partisans lurking, causing disturbances from time to time. The residents are frightened overnight and cannot sleep peacefully. This is Zheng Zhengyin's famous masterpiece. The story is fast-paced, ups and downs, and exciting. It has been widely circulated and well received. It is a classic work worth reading. The content in the book is lively and interesting, and the language is concise and popular. The structural arrangement, character creation, and expression of thoughts and plots are all unique and unique. They are highly readable and suitable for recreational reading. Zheng Zhengyin's martial arts descriptions are lifelike. Regardless of internal and external kung fu, long and short weapons, they are skillful and proficient in their application; as for writing hidden weapons and light kung fu, they are even more superb. The overall style of the novel tends to be rough, bold, fierce and fiery, with the heroic spirit of a martial artist. Reading martial arts is refreshing and refreshing.