Wuxia, a martial arts novel that combines the history of science and technology and prose style. Roughly speaking, it is a prose novel similar to "Border Town" and a Ming and Qing communicative background similar to "Blood Sword". Belongs to slow writing.
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(1) In my work "The Pearl Beyond the Great Wall", I conducted in-depth research on the history of science and technology. Firstly, I paid attention to ancient masterpieces on the history of science and technology such as "Tiangong Kaiwu". Secondly, I deeply dug into Sichuan Taoism and Fujian Zhu Zi's Fujian studies as the source of ancient thoughts on the history of science and technology. The development carrier, thirdly, focuses on the development history of China's unique disciplines with dual uses of gunpowder and herbal medicine. Fourthly, it focuses on rocket artillery, Mawei Shipyard, etc. In response to the current situation of Fuzhou's strong low-altitude economic drones, they are all flying types. It can be said that this prose novel similar to "Border Town" and a martial arts novel set in the Ming and Qing Dynasties similar to "Blue Blood Sword" incorporates distinct and large amounts of elements of the history of science and technology. Relying on the collection of books in the library of Northeastern University Nanhu Campus, it is an attempt to popularize science and engineering science as a tribute to Northeastern University's 100th anniversary, to summarize the readings in the library during the study period, and to respond to friends who have invested in science and engineering. It has strong elements of the Ming and Qing Dynasties in Liaoning and the landscape characteristics of Fujian.
(2) ♯Northeastern University♯♯Liu Changchun♯♯History of Science and Technology♯♯Novel♯♯Fresh Fujian♯♯Zhu Xi♯Science, literature and metaphysics meet at the top and meet at the end. The novel "The Story of the Pearl Beyond the Wall" combines science, literature and metaphysics, using "Liu Changqiu" as "Outstanding Long Distance Runner Alumni of Northeastern University" and "Liu Changchun". His journey to regain his Ming Dynasty before seeing the sunny sky quickly ended in the Minshan Mountains and Minshui River, and ended in the refreshing Fujian.
