The Hero’s Glamour

Introduction to Essential Chinese Classics: The classic works come from the Pre-Qin period, the Qin and Han dynasties, the Three Kingdoms and the Jin, Southern and Northern dynasties, the Sui and Tang dynasties and the Five Dynasties, the Song and Jin dynasties, the Yuan, the Ming, and the Qing. So why is there a wuxia novel here? Because the platform currently only allows original novels, most of which are fantasy and wuxia. Wuxia has to lead the way. These classic works are very helpful to anyone studying Chinese literature and culture, and are especially useful references for middle school students learning classical Chinese. Introduction to the traditional wuxia novel The Heroic Shadow and the Beautiful Face: Cui Changchun was twenty years old and came from a prominent family in Boling. Two years earlier, he had fallen on hard times in Zhuozhou, Sichuan. Penniless and utterly destitute at an inn, he was fortunate to receive generous help from Lu Zhensheng, the Three-Eyed Weituo. Deeply grateful to Lu, Cui stopped by Yangjiazhai to visit him while passing through Minggang Station. It turned out that Lu Zhensheng was an assassin for the mysterious Black Dragon Society, which had disbanded half a month earlier. Tao Yongchun of another mysterious group, the Blood Blossom Sect, came to Yangjiazhai to seek revenge. He encountered Cui Changchun, mistook him for an important member of the Black Dragon Society, and attacked him by surprise.