Comet Beauty Meniscus Knife

"Comet. Beauty. Crescent Knife" It draws on a large number of classic plots from famous works from the Chinese and Western worlds. Such as: "The Hunchback of Notre Dame", "Les Misérables", "David Copperfield", "Hamlet" and "The Divine Comedy" "Book of Rites", "Shangshu", "A Dream of Red Mansions", "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms", "The Romance of the West Chamber" and so on. Etc. Taking the promotion of Chinese culture as the original intention and theme of the article. This book will guide readers on a journey of world classic literature. If you haven't read it yet. Those world famous works mentioned in the book, then some text passages in the book. It may seem to you that it is just a line of ordinary text. But this book is easy to understand and uses the "form" of martial arts to talk about world famous works. Elementary and middle school students can also read fluently. Opening the book is helpful. Just kidding, this book can be used as a literary literacy test book for general readers. (See how many passages from world famous books you can read) The "comet" in the book's title It refers to those Chinese heroes who flashed like comets in history. The "Crescent Knife" in the title of the book It symbolizes the unyielding struggle and cry of the Chinese nation. There are also times when the crescent moon is full. The Divine Sword is unsheathed. China rises! Unstoppable! The "beauty" in the book's title It is a metaphor for Chinese culture. This book is not an online novel, but serious literature. If you are used to reading it as an online article, you may not understand it. But as long as you can finish reading it, you will gain literary literacy. It can make you "full of poetry and calligraphy" Note: This is a work with two main lines in one book. An O. Henry ending. Chinese culture is the best culture in the world! The author wrote this book with an attitude of promoting Chinese culture and learning. I respectfully invite all readers to correct me.