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This book is a collection of essays about Jin Yong's novels by "Duku" writer Liu Bo. The book is divided into three parts. The first part is "Martial Arts and Jin Yong", which includes "Martial Arts Review" articles such as "A Test of the Strength of the Five Sacred Sword Sects", "The Changes of Shaolin Bodhidharma Academy" and "Yang Guo's Level"; the second part is the author's analysis of more than twenty characters in Jin Yong's novels. In the third part, "New Storytelling", the author expresses his emotions through the first two novels, "Miao Renfeng" and "Feng Qingyang"; the latter one, "Wazi Shou", uses elements of traditional martial arts novels to write about some young people who are destined not to become big shots.

In the 90 years since its founding, the People's Liberation Army has grown from weak to strong in combat capability and has created many miracles. Why did the People's Liberation Army's combat effectiveness grow from weak to strong? How can you survive in extremely harsh conditions? How can a large-scale battle be organized in a short period of time? This has always been a mystery and a major topic of concern around the world. Studying and summarizing the sources of the People's Liberation Army's strong combat power can not only inherit and carry forward the fine traditions of our army, but also have great reference value for plans to strengthen the army in the new era. To this end, Professor Liu Bo, the author of this book, analyzes the key strategies of the People's Liberation Army in various periods through long-term military history research, such as the political reporting system, the prisoner transformation policy, the democratic training system, etc., And interprets the mystery of the formation of the People's Liberation Army's strong combat power from the historical background of the emergence of these systems, specific practical operation cases, the detailed process of evolution and improvement, and the specific manifestations of combat effectiveness. This book has a novel perspective, a solid research foundation, and important theoretical value and readability. It is a classic work that will help the masses understand the revolutionary tradition and spirit of the People's Liberation Army and inherit the red gene.

Kate's Rebellion in 1549 was the largest popular uprising in the Tudor Dynasty in the late Middle Ages in England. At that time, Britain was in an important stage of transition from feudal society to capitalist society. Kate's Rebellion was a violent protest led by wealthy yeoman farmers and widely participated by urban freemen, craftsmen, merchants, small farmers, homeless people and other lower-class working people in urban and rural society to oppose aristocratic oppression and pursue social justice. Kate's Rebellion was the most mature of the many uprisings in Britain during the turbulent years of the mid-16th century. It was a concentrated expression of the social crisis in Britain. This social crisis was caused by a series of issues such as enclosure movements, religious reform, political reform, currency devaluation, demographic and social problems. Kate's Rebellion had an important impact on the development of British politics and was a landmark event in British "popular politics". This book analyzes the occurrence patterns of social crises and believes that mass politics can take five forms: revolution, uprising, riot, petition and public opinion.

Looking across the Centipede River Valley from the county seat to Dongshan Liangzi on the opposite side, there is a mechanized farming road that winds along the mountain, connecting the large and small, tall and short camps and stockades of the three communes of Taoziping, Lahegou and Masangping, and then leads from the Ribid Pass over the mountain ridge to Anke District, 80 kilometers away. It makes people feel that the transportation in these places is quite convenient. In fact, when Jiang Bo was teaching here, only on the eve of the busy farming season, when the government would organize agricultural supplies to be sent to the countryside, or after the autumn harvest, would the public grain be put into the warehouse, the road maintenance section would be busy finding villagers to level the road. These temporary "road maintenance workers" received very little wages and did not have a "job certificate", so they regarded the important task of building roads and ensuring smooth traffic as if they were repairing fields and ditches in the production team.

Liu Bo, screenwriter of "Salt Merchants of the Qing Dynasty" and author of "Journey to the West", is a new masterpiece "Two Jins: The Love Is Always Blowed Away by the Rain and Wind" tells the story of the Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties, which were a crossroads in Chinese history. Many issues faced crucial choices: unification or division; aristocracy or bureaucracy; farming people or nomadic peoples. The author uses delicate and humorous writing and vivid characters, not to tell history, but to express his feelings, recreating the war-torn struggle for hegemony in troubled times.

This book is a collection of literary criticism by the author Liu Bo. It is not so much a comment on poetry, an analysis of the current situation of the poetry world, and an interpretation of the current situation of poets as it is the author's sincere description of "poetry". This article not only talks about the evolution of different stages in the history of poetry development, but also contains concerns about the current situation of poets.

"Shishuo Sutan" is a historical essay by the literary and historical writer Liu Bo interpreting "Shishuo Xinyu". Liu Bo used the form of telling jokes to interestingly interpret the behaviors and thoughts of various well-known figures in "Shishuoxinyu", such as Ruan Ji, Ji Kang, Wang Xizhi and others. The whole book is divided into five major chapters: "The Changes of Dynasties in the Han, Wei and Shichang Xuanfeng", "Seven Sages in the Bamboo Forest", "The Glitz and Dreams of China and North Korea", "The Differences in Rivers", and "The Old Thief Who Can't Get Around". Liu Bo is based on the text of "Shishuoxinyu" and refers to "Book of Jin" Through accurate textual research and other relevant historical materials, many celebrities in the Wei and Jin Dynasties are put into the specific historical background for interpretation, and multiple clues of imagination and reasoning are used to interpret the romance and desolation of the Wei and Jin Dynasties from a more diversified perspective.