"Fist" begins with a deep-seated martial arts legend and several passionate campus martial arts competitions. The ignorant young man embarks on an unknown journey to find the master - the anonymous teahouse master, the innocent and honest young girl, the mysterious Zen Master Wenhai, who is the invincible martial arts master? Which one is stronger, Chinese martial arts or Western boxing? Which one is more important, the strength in the hands or the strength in the heart? In the end, an unexpected and reasonable competition was staged... "Spring Mountain" and "Fist", one article and one martial art, one ancient and one modern, are filled with the author's nostalgia and aftertaste of youth, friendship, era, hometown, and the thinking and understanding of the mystery of martial arts, traditional culture, and life choices.
Reader comments
The plot of this book is very attractive, making people feel like they are in a martial arts world full of passion and mystery. The character has a distinct personality, and Lao Wang's hesitation and determination are all relatable. Through Lao Wang's experience, I also have a deeper thinking about Chinese martial arts and traditional culture. Well worth reading!
The plot of this book is very attractive, making people feel like they are in a martial arts world full of passion and mystery. The character has a distinct personality, and Lao Wang's hesitation and determination are all relatable. Through Lao Wang's experience, I also have a deeper thinking about Chinese martial arts and traditional culture. Well worth reading!