There Is No Hiding in the World

Since the founding of New China, mountains and rivers have been renewed, society is prosperous and full of vitality. In contrast, the arena of the old era has entered its twilight years. Those talented people who once dominated the world may hide in the mountains and forests without caring about worldly affairs, or they may wash their hands in a golden basin and return to the mortal world, hiding their unique skills deep in the years. However, the world is vast and the cultural context is long. There are always people who stubbornly guard the inheritance passed down by their ancestors, so that the magic and wonderful methods hidden among the people have not been cut off. The land of China is vast and rich in resources, with famous mountains and rivers criss-crossing it, and the martial arts sects derived from it are also dotted all over the place. There are famous sects such as Shaolin, Wudang, Emei, and Kongtong that have been established for thousands of years and have spread far and wide; there are also various sects that have taken root among the people - carpenters who are good at making wooden structures, gangs of beggars who travel far and wide, gold-touching captains who explore tombs in search of treasures, and even strangers who hide their skills in juggling. These various schools and inheritances all bear witness to the richness of Chinese history: despite the vicissitudes of life and the changes of dynasties, the charm of the rivers and lakes flowing in the blood has never dissipated.