Official Hong Xi Visited the General's Mansion Three Times

The True Story of Southern Shaolin·The Spies of Yangcheng Chen Lujin, a famous martial arts master in the Republic of China (famous works handed down from generation to generation, completely compiled and republished. "Hong Xi's Three Visits to the General's Mansion" is a unique piece in Chen Lujin's (I Am a Mountain Man) Southern Shaolin series. It breaks away from the traditional framework of a showdown in a mountain, forest or temple, and places the story stage at the military and political core of Guangzhou City in the Qing Dynasty. It deeply integrates chivalry and temple games, hard-core martial arts and stealth espionage. After it was written, it became popular in Guangdong, Hong Kong and Macau, and became an important blueprint for the classic scene of "Night Breaking into the Yamen" in later Kung Fu films. The author visited the old city of Guangzhou and gathered old stories, and took into account the old system of garrison generals in the Qing Dynasty and the anecdotes of Lingnan martial arts. With the "Three Explorations" as the core skeleton, the author progresses step by step: from the initial exploration of the layout, to the second exploration of the danger breakout, to the final showdown of the three explorations, the rhythm is relaxed and the characters are vivid. The book not only contains Hong Xiguan's calm wisdom and bravery, Yan Yongchun's agility and scheming, but also Gao Jinzhong's insidiousness and cunning, and the domineering masters of the Qing court. It also more carefully restores the street pattern and official style of Guangzhou City in the Qing Dynasty, with both pyrotechnics and a sense of solemnity. It is a classic martial arts classic of the Guangzhou style that combines stealth, wits and hard work with a pure southern style of martial arts and an authentic Jianghu charm of Yangcheng.