Mo Xia Said

Mo Di, the first chivalrous person. The name of "Xiasheng" is well deserved. Wu means conquest, demonstration, bravery and fearlessness, and was later extended to mean "to stop war with war, and to stop fighting with force." Xia, which means virtuous, benevolent, brave, righteous and loyal, has evolved into "a great chivalrous person who serves the country and the people". A martial arts warrior has a body with extraordinary skills, a heart that cares about the world, a sense of reason and a sense of justice, a sense of righteousness and tenderness, a chivalrous spirit, and a confidant who dies as a soldier. As a noble pursuit after the decline of the scholar class, it is a tragic and proud choice. A chivalrous man is in the heart of the people, and the most important thing is to make a choice. The fragrance will last forever, only the magnanimity.