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Fan Juying, an orphan girl who lost her parents, fell in love with Qin Pu, a poor student, but both parties were financially strapped and had no livelihood. Juying's uncle dislikes poverty and loves wealth, and does not want her to marry Qin Pu. Zhang Shaojie, a wealthy young man, coveted Juying's beauty and played tricks to lure her in. After living together, he found a new love. After Juying was abandoned, she was deceived by her uncle and sold to Zhengzhou as a prostitute. She suffered a lot. Fortunately, she met Erbald, her neighbor in Beijing, who rescued her and sent her back to Beijing. Although Juying jumped out of the fire pit, she was already infected with second-stage tuberculosis. Qin Pu came from Shanghai to meet her and said that no matter what changes happened, his love for her would never change. However, Juying could no longer bear the new love. Although her "heart disease" was cured by Qin Pu's arrival, her "physical disease" became increasingly serious. "Spring is getting older day by day", catkins fall to the sky, and willow silk touches the ground. However, the letter Qin Pu sent to Juying after returning to Shanghai has never been addressed. "Although it is still spring in Beijing, it is no longer as beautiful as a virgin."

It was serialized in "Qingdao Xinmin Daily" from April to August 1941, signed "Xiao Yu". In 1949, a single volume was published by Shanghai Lili Publishing House, divided into two volumes: "Hongxia on the Sea" and "The Lock of the Soul".

Fan Juying, an orphan girl who lost her parents, fell in love with Qin Pu, a poor student, but both parties were financially strapped and had no livelihood. Juying's uncle dislikes poverty and loves wealth, and does not want her to marry Qin Pu. Zhang Shaojie, a wealthy young man, coveted Juying's beauty and played tricks to lure her in. After living together, he found a new love. After Juying was abandoned, she was deceived by her uncle and sold to Zhengzhou as a prostitute. She suffered a lot. Fortunately, she met Erbald, her neighbor in Beijing, who rescued her and sent her back to Beijing. Although Juying jumped out of the fire pit, she was already infected with second-stage tuberculosis. Qin Pu came from Shanghai to meet her and said that no matter what changes happened, his love for her would never change. However, Juying could no longer bear the new love. Although her "heart disease" was cured by Qin Pu's arrival, her "physical disease" became increasingly serious. "Spring is getting older day by day", catkins fall to the sky, and willow silk touches the ground. However, the letter Qin Pu sent to Juying after returning to Shanghai has never been addressed. "Although Beijing is still spring, it is no longer as beautiful as a virgin."

One of the second series of Wang Dulu's martial arts series, Liu Defei, a young man with outstanding martial arts skills, once rescued Xu Xiaofang, a concubine who was abused in a wealthy family, and the two fell in love. The heroine Lu Bao'e, who was good at playing darts, also fell in love with Liu Defei, and she accidentally killed Xiaofang with a dart. Lu Bao'e was filled with regret and hanged herself with Liu Defei's belt. Liu Defei was stimulated and became insane, living on the streets of Beijing as a performer.

"The Sword and the Golden Hairpin" is the second part of the "Crane-Iron Series", telling the love story between the knights Li Mubai and Yu Xiulian and Li Mubai's experience in the world. The book is dedicated to showing the conflict between "emotion" and "righteousness" in the characters' souls. The evolution of the characters' fate is often the result of the conflict between goodness and beauty, "emotion" and "righteousness" in the soul.

Wang Dulu's works are part of the second series of the martial arts volume, which was published for the first time and was serialized in Nanjing's "Beijing News" from May 1941 to March 1942. Ye Yunxiong was born into a family of officials, but he was discriminated against because he was a commoner. When he was a teenager, he wandered into the world as a thief. He later retired from the world, set up a teaching school in a fishing village in Rizhao, Shandong, and married the gentle and beautiful girl Mei. The fishermen of the village were often bullied by Lu Dashen from Shuilingshan Island when they went fishing. Ye Yunxiong stood up for them and defeated Lu Dashen and his adopted daughter Lu Feng'e. Lu Feng'e fell in love with him. Unexpectedly, his hidden traces were exposed, and the police followed him, and Ye Yunxiong was arrested and brought to justice. Lu Feng'e stepped forward to rescue him, and went into the world with Yunxiong to fight against many evil forces. Feng'e was seriously injured in a fierce battle. Yunxiong escorted her to meet her biological mother, but unfortunately died on the way. In the end, Miss Ye Yunxiongmei, thanks to the help of the chivalrous nobles in the capital, lived in seclusion near Kyoto and spent her remaining years in peace.

Wang Dulu's work is part of the second series of the martial arts volume. This version is based on the serialized version and is the first published, complete version. At the end of the Qing Dynasty, Su Xiaoqin, a wealthy lady, had outstanding appearance and superb martial arts. She became famous in Luoyang for defeating the "Five Tigers of the Lu Family". Li Jianhao, a beautiful young man from Jiangnan, disguises himself as a woman and takes refuge in the Su family. The two become "sisters". Soon the truth is revealed and the "sisters" become lovers. However, due to grievances in the world, the lovers became enemies again, leading to tragedy.

This is one of the second volumes of Wang Dulu's major series of martial arts volumes. During the Kangxi period of the Qing Dynasty, the fourth prince recruited heroes from all over the world to work for him. Finally, with the help of these heroes, he ascended to the throne. After that, his brothers and other heroes were cut off one by one, and a literary prison was established. The great scholar Lu Liuliang's nine tribes were exterminated. His granddaughter Lu Siniang was outstanding in martial arts and entered the emperor's palace at night, hoping to avenge the bloodshed.

"Crane Startles Kunlun" is the first work in the "Crane-Iron Series". Jiang Zhisheng, a disciple of Kunlun sect veteran Bao Zhenfei (known as Bao Kunlun), broke the ban because of his talent, seduced his neighbor's wife, and was ordered to clean up his family by his master. His son Jiang Xiaohe (renamed Jiang Nanhe after becoming famous) encountered family changes and was bullied when he was young, and later determined to take revenge. During this period, he fell in love with Bao Aluan, Bao Zhenfei's granddaughter.

"Crane Startles Kunlun" is the first work in the "Crane-Iron Series". Jiang Zhisheng, a disciple of Kunlun sect veteran Bao Zhenfei (known as Bao Kunlun), broke the ban because of his talent, seduced his neighbor's wife, and was ordered to clean up his family by his master. His son Jiang Xiaohe (renamed Jiang Nanhe after becoming famous) encountered family changes and was bullied when he was young, and later determined to take revenge. During this period, he fell in love with Bao Aluan, Bao Zhenfei's granddaughter.

Wang Dulu's work is part of the second series of the martial arts volume. This version is based on the serialized version and is the first published, complete version. At the end of the Qing Dynasty, Su Xiaoqin, a wealthy lady, had outstanding appearance and superb martial arts. She became famous in Luoyang for defeating the "Five Tigers of the Lu Family". Li Jianhao, a beautiful young man from Jiangnan, disguises himself as a woman and takes refuge in the Su family. The two become "sisters". Soon the truth is revealed and the "sisters" become lovers. However, due to grievances in the world, the lovers became enemies again, leading to tragedy.

This book is a full-length novel. It is the work of Mr. Wang Dulu. The manuscript is divided into upper and lower volumes. The first volume: Fenmo Chanjuan, the second volume: Xia Meng Li Hun. The content is set in the Republic of China period and tells the story of the love tragedy between newspaper editor Fang Meng and famous opera actress Wei Fangxia. The work has created many vivid literary images: the beautiful, cowardly but talented Wei Fangxia, the kind, sentimental and honest Fang Mengyu, the blind uncle who makes a living as a fortune teller, the honest and upright Sai Xiaolou, and the conservative and ignorant old lady Wei. The work uses the characteristic literary language of the Republic of China period to tell a touching love story.

Li Mubai, the descendant of the Wudang sect, became famous in the capital after killing Huang Jibei, the Sword and the Golden Hairpin. He was also entangled in emotions such as being unable to marry Yu Xiulian due to moral pressure, and causing the knight-errant Xie Xianniang to commit suicide due to a misunderstanding. He was depressed and had no interest in life, so he surrendered to prison. Jiang Nanhe rescued him from prison and told him to take good care of himself at the home of retired Ruzhou hero Yang Gongjiu, disguise himself as a businessman, visit Zen Master Jingxuan in Dangtu, Anhui, Jiangnan, and then meet Jiang Nanhe in Chizhou. Li Mubai therefore embarked on a journey of self-reflection and self-discipline. During the journey, I obtained the Qingming Sword and the acupuncture map, and also learned that Yang Bao, the adopted grandson of Yang Gongjiu, had obtained 45 strange and large pearls. He was hunted down by the rivers and lakes because the rare goods were habitable. The pearl came from the palace and was closely related to the unjust case of De Xiaofeng's exile to the northwest, so he and Jiang Nanhe re-tracked the case after their return. Li Mubai became a hidden hero after returning from Jiangnan, secretly helping Yu Xiulian, Sun Zhengli and others to rescue Yang Liying, help her kill Feng Long and others, and finally avenge De Xiaofeng's injustice.

One of the second series of the martial arts volume of Wang Dulu's works. "The Flying Sword" tells the story of the young hero Qiu Wenhuan who went to Beijing in disguise to find a treasured sword. For the sake of a poor woman who was bullied, he fought many powerful men in the world but could not win. The old man Wang Debao, the former royal guard who hid the sword, regretted it because he was ordered to kill a noble concubine with this sword. Later, he gave the sword to Qiu Wenhuan. Qiu Wenhuan finally used this sword to eradicate the evildoer. The name of "Purple Lightning Green Frost" is taken from Wang Bo's "Preface to the Pavilion of Prince Teng": "Soaring Jiao Qingshuang is the ci master of Meng Xueshi; Purple Lightning Green Frost is the arsenal of General Wang." This is a story about revenge for Nian Gengyao that revolves around the forging of swords. The target of revenge is a retired cabinet scholar who impeached Nian Gengyao.

This is one of the second volumes of Wang Dulu's martial arts series. In order to avenge his father's murder, Wu Hongchao, a Suzhou knight, went to Beijing to plot to assassinate He Shen. He happened to meet Wu Qinglian, his childhood playmate, and Qinglian promised to marry him. He met the chivalrous girl Gu Hua'er again, and he didn't dare to show his love to Hua'er because of her pity. After experiencing the ordeal, Wu Hongchao entered the He Mansion to rescue Qing Lian from this misery, but was surrounded by guards in the mansion. Qing Lian fell down and died in order not to drag Hong Chao down, which also fulfilled the love relationship between Wu and Gu.

This book is a full-length martial arts romance novel. It is the work of Mr. Wang Dulu. It is divided into two parts: "Four Heroes of Fengchen" and "Xiangshan Heroine". The Four Heroes of Feng Chen takes the overpass in Beijing in the early years of the Republic of China as the background. It narrates the low-level characters who hang out in Tianqiao: Liu Baocheng, a strong man who sells Dali Pills at a street stall; Liu's master, Tai Sui, a powerful bodyguard in the past, is now poor and sick; Yang Guiling, a low-ranking actress; Although they were in the quagmire, they had good intentions, sacrificed themselves for others, and saved the innocent girl Hu Lixian from the clutches of the rapist. The sequel "Xiangshan Heroine" tells the story of Li Cuixiu, the daughter of Tianqiao artist "Kuaishou Li", who sacrifices her life to save Hu Lixian and finally eliminates the bully. Hu Lixian and the one she loves finally get married, and Li Cuixiu, the Xiangshan Heroine, also gains her own pure love.

This is part of the second volume of Wang Dulu's martial arts series. During the Guangxu period, the young knight Liu Menglong was wandering around the world and had no choice but to work as a bodyguard. With his martial arts, he defeated many strong men. On the way, he met Tao Feng'er, a knight-errant who was hiding in a cottage to hide from revenge. Tao and Liu fell in love and got engaged. Later, due to various misunderstandings, Feng'er died. Liu re-entered the escort business and made a escort flag out of plain satin with a purple phoenix embroidered on it.

This is one of the second volumes of the martial arts volume of Wang Dulu's works. It is published for the first time and was serialized in Nanjing's "Beijing News" from January to July 1944. The book tells that Wu San sent his sister Jin'e to Xinjiang to find her fiancé and get married, and met wealthy businessman He Zicheng on the way. He admires Jin'e's beauty and designs to snatch her away. Later, with the help of the chivalrous girl Wei Fangyun, he was rescued. The noble son Yu Langyue fell in love with the chivalrous girl Wei Fangyun, but Fangyun fell in love with the straightforward Wu San, who in turn fell in love with the commoner Li Yulan... In the end, who can get what they want and live together?

"The Sword and the Golden Hairpin" is the second part of the "Crane-Iron Series", telling the love story between the knights Li Mubai and Yu Xiulian and Li Mubai's experience in the world. The book is dedicated to showing the conflict between "emotion" and "righteousness" in the characters' souls. The evolution of the characters' fate is often the result of the conflict between goodness and beauty, "emotion" and "righteousness" in the soul.