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This book combines Bao Qingtian in history with Bao Qingtian in novels, operas and folklore, and vividly describes Bao Qingtian's dangerous experience in the complicated social relations in the Song Renzong era. He was not afraid of power and dared to break through the network woven by bureaucrats, nobles, gentry and bullies.

"The Legend of the Heroes of the Ming Dynasty" is also known as "The Legend of the Heroes", "The Legend of Yunhe", "The Legend of the Heroes of the Ming Dynasty", etc. It is a novel of the Ming Dynasty. It tells the story of Zhu Yuanzhang leading a group of heroes to overthrow the rule of the Yuan Dynasty, cut off the separatist forces, and establish the Ming Dynasty. The work was written during the Wanli period of the Ming Dynasty. This book is worth reading for readers interested in such topics. The author sticks to the title and creates a group of all-powerful heroes in the prosperous period of the Ming Dynasty with rich ink and color. Some of these stories are still circulated among the people, such as selling black plums, taking Xiangyang, fighting Chuzhou, etc. The work uses concise pen and ink to outline a magnificent and complex political and military picture with the peasant uprising at the end of the Yuan Dynasty as the background. Zhu Yuanzhang relied on the power of the rebel army to destroy Yuan Jianming. "Biography of Heroes and Martyrs" had a great influence in the Ming Dynasty. Not long after the book was published, "The Continuation of Biography of Heroes and Martyrs" by Qinhuai poets came out in 5 volumes and 34 chapters, describing the affairs of King Yan and Jianwen. Later there was "The Biography of True Heroes".

This book is an adaptation of the famous Chinese classical novel "The Biography of the Generals of the Yang Family". It uses popular and vivid modern language to narrate the story of the early Northern Song Dynasty in the history of my country, when Song Taizu, Song Taizong, and Song Zhenzong conquered the divided northern and western border regimes such as the Northern Han, Liao, and Xixia, and unified the Central Plains. The book focuses on describing the epic deeds of three generations of heroes of the Yang family, men, women and children, who endured humiliation and fought bloody battles for the unification of China. It portrays heroic figures such as Yang Ye, Yang Liulang, Yang Zongbao, Taijun She and Mu Guiying, and lashes out at the ugly behavior of treacherous ministers and corrupt officials such as Pan Renmei and Wang Qin who were jealous of the virtuous and capable and betrayed the interests of the nation and the country just for their own selfish interests.