Martial arts classics are inseparable from the three words "xia, qi, qing". There are also three difficulties in writing joint biographies: first, there is no similarity. One book contains hundreds of people, and if their temperament, speech, appearance, and behavior are slightly similar to each other, they are similar. One means that there is no contradiction. If one person sees the front and the back several times, and there is a slight discrepancy between the front and the back, it is a contradiction. One is that there is no ambiguity. Writing about a person without ending is also ambiguity. Narrating an event without ending is also ambiguity. Once you know these three, you can relate them to the Department of Speech.
Pure martial arts, with a third part of the legacy of classical martial arts, and the rise of a little guy against the odds. A sword that spans the world
