Jiangzuo Misty Rain Record

Writing "Jiangzuo Misty Rain Record" was not a spur of the moment, but stemmed from a long-standing passion in my heart that has never been extinguished - it was a dream about the world that a child planted when he saw the light of swords and shadows of swords and the soft intestines of chivalrous bones through the yellowed pages on countless nights lit by dim lamps. When I was a child, I was immersed in the ocean of classic martial arts. Jin Yong's grand narrative and the isomorphism of family and country, Gu Long's strange and suspenseful human nature, and Liang Yusheng's rich history and literati chivalry have long become part of my spiritual blood. Those heroes who are vivid on the paper, the responsibility of "a great hero serves the country and the people", the heroic spirit of "killing one person in ten steps and leaving no trace for thousands of miles", the lonely courage of "even though there are thousands of people, I will go", as well as the love between children and the grievances in the world that are constantly being cut back into chaos, build a fascinating spiritual paradise. "Jiangzuo Misty Rain" is a belated tribute to this classic river and lake that nourished my growth. This tribute is first reflected in the persistent pursuit of the "core of martial arts". In the current context where fantasy and fairy tales are popular, I chose to return "Jiangzuo Mist and Rain" to the more "hard-core" origins of martial arts. Weakening the mysterious and mysterious fantasy elements does not mean abandoning imagination, but re-anchoring the power to "people" themselves - the martial arts moves obtained through hard training, the wits and wits that are exhausted, the unforgettable love and resentment, and the human choices made by struggling in the torrent of the times. I hope that Lu Qingya's growth from being an ignorant scholar to uncovering the "Sword Qi Xiao Heart", Murong Yan's cold and lonely moral persistence, Zhou Yanbo's deep obsession and unparalleled complexity, Xiao Tianlang's ruthlessness and fate, and Su Zhi's compassion and mystery can all take root and sprout in the relatively "realistic" soil of the world, allowing readers to feel the true power of traditional martial arts with sweat and blood. This power is the eternal charm of classic martial arts. Secondly, the tribute lies in the inheritance and exploration of the classic narrative framework of "history is the bone, rivers and lakes are the wings". We chose the end of the Five Dynasties and the beginning of the Northern Song Dynasty - the special historical node where the embers of the fall of the Southern Tang Dynasty are not yet cold, and the undercurrent of reunification in the early Song Dynasty is raging, precisely because it naturally has the tension field most needed for martial arts stories. The resentment of the broken family and country (old ministers of the Southern Tang Dynasty), the ruthlessness of the consolidation of power (Song Ting and Beidou League), and the shadow of alien spying (Liao and Xixia) provide a grand and heavy stage for "Jianghu". The struggle for the core clue of the "Star Map of the Southern Tang Dynasty" closely intertwines the grievances (gang fights, personal revenge) and the feelings of family and country (restoring the country, protecting the country, and the battle for orthodoxy). The bloodline of the Li family that Lu Qingya carries, the Taoist origins of Murong Yan's apprenticeship, Zhou Yanbo's thirty-year plan to restore the country, Xiao Tianlang's dual identity as a court eagle... The choices of each character are not only a display of personal bravery, but also the struggle and positioning in the gaps between the turning gears of history. This intertwining of personal destiny and the current of the times is the most touching chapter of classic martial arts. "Sword Qi Xiao, Heart Locked in Smoke Waves", this title poem embodies my concrete understanding of the martial arts spirit, and is also a deep bow to the core of the classic. "Sword Qi" is the power of protection, it is Lu Qingya's responsibility to break the crossbow formation with the judge's pen and help the Song army resist the Liao Dynasty outside Yanmen Pass, it is Murong Yan's decisiveness to pick poisonous poisons with his sword and blow up the poison nest, and it is the chivalrous practice of "protecting the common people". "Xiao Xin" represents the feelings of a literati, the wisdom of Lu Qingya who is well versed in astrological classics, and the sobriety and detachment when faced with the obsession with power (the jade seal of the restoration of the country, the conspiracy of centralization) - the final choice of "Burning Star Map", "Shen Duanyun", "San Chi Jade Alliance", "Sealing Dragon Vein", with the decision of "Burying Mountains and Rivers", returns the obsession of the individual and the country to the dust of history, pointing to the ultimate redemption of "the heart of the people is the king's spirit". This dual unity and sublimation of "sword spirit" and "Xiao heart" is a higher-level interpretation of the "chivalry" spirit, and it is also a tribute and continuation of the spiritual context of "serving the country and the people" to "exploring and letting go" in classic martial arts. Creating "Jiangzuo Misty Rain Record" is a journey to realize a dream. Fulfill the dream of the child who hides in bed watching martial arts with a flashlight, and the dream of the young man who longs to write about the world in his heart. The misty rain in Jiangnan, the flash of swords, the love and hatred of family and country, and the glimmer of human nature are all hidden in the words, admiring and pursuing the predecessors such as Jin Gu, Liang Wen and others. I am trying to plant a new seedling in the context of this era on the fertile soil of classic martial arts, telling a story about protection, choice and letting go with a more historical approach and a more focused exploration of human nature. I hope that when readers turn the pages of the book, they can feel the chivalrous spirit derived from the classics, and in the back of Lu Qingya's lone horse in coir raincoat heading west to the Yangguan Pass, and in the glimpse of the purple clad man who seems to be invisible in the twilight, he can experience the eternal romance and desolation of martial arts - that is the world in my heart that will never end. It's for remembering.

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Writing "Jiangzuo Misty Rain Record" was not a spur of the moment, but stemmed from a long-standing passion in my heart that has never been extinguished - it was a dream about the world that a child planted when he saw the light of swords and shadows of swords and the soft intestines of chivalrous bones through the yellowed pages on countless nights lit by dim lamps. When I was a child, I was immersed in the ocean of classic martial arts. Jin Yong's grand narrative and the isomorphism of family and country, Gu Long's strange and suspenseful human nature, and Liang Yusheng's rich history and literati chivalry have long become part of my spiritual blood. Those heroes who are vivid on the paper, the responsibility of "a great hero serves the country and the people", the heroic spirit of "killing one person in ten steps and leaving no trace for thousands of miles", the lonely courage of "even though there are thousands of people, I will go", as well as the love between children and the grievances in the world that are constantly being cut back into chaos, build a fascinating spiritual paradise. "Jiangzuo Misty Rain" is a belated tribute to this classic river and lake that nourished my growth. This tribute is first reflected in the persistent pursuit of the "core of martial arts". In the current context where fantasy and fairy tales are popular, I chose to return "Jiangzuo Mist and Rain" to the more "hard-core" origins of martial arts. Weakening the mysterious and mysterious fantasy elements does not mean abandoning imagination, but re-anchoring the power to "people" themselves - the martial arts moves obtained through hard training, the wits and wits that are exhausted, the unforgettable love and resentment, and the human choices made by struggling in the torrent of the times. I hope that Lu Qingya's growth from being an ignorant scholar to uncovering the "Sword Qi Xiao Heart", Murong Yan's cold and lonely moral persistence, Zhou Yanbo's deep obsession and unparalleled complexity, Xiao Tianlang's ruthlessness and fate, and Su Zhi's compassion and mystery can all take root and sprout in the relatively "realistic" soil of the world, allowing readers to feel the true power of traditional martial arts with sweat and blood. This power is the eternal charm of classic martial arts. Secondly, the tribute lies in the inheritance and exploration of the classic narrative framework of "history is the bone, rivers and lakes are the wings". We chose the end of the Five Dynasties and the beginning of the Northern Song Dynasty - the special historical node where the embers of the fall of the Southern Tang Dynasty are not yet cold, and the undercurrent of reunification in the early Song Dynasty is raging, precisely because it naturally has the tension field most needed for martial arts stories. The resentment of the broken family and country (old ministers of the Southern Tang Dynasty), the ruthlessness of the consolidation of power (Song Ting and Beidou League), and the shadow of alien spying (Liao and Xixia) provide a grand and heavy stage for "Jianghu". The struggle for the core clue of the "Star Map of the Southern Tang Dynasty" closely intertwines the grievances (gang fights, personal revenge) and the feelings of family and country (restoring the country, protecting the country, and the battle for orthodoxy). The bloodline of the Li family that Lu Qingya carries, the Taoist origins of Murong Yan's apprenticeship, Zhou Yanbo's thirty-year plan to restore the country, Xiao Tianlang's dual identity as a court eagle... The choices of each character are not only a display of personal bravery, but also the struggle and positioning in the gaps between the turning gears of history. This intertwining of personal destiny and the current of the times is the most touching chapter of classic martial arts. "Sword Qi Xiao, Heart Locked in Smoke Waves", this title poem embodies my concrete understanding of the martial arts spirit, and is also a deep bow to the core of the classic. "Sword Qi" is the power of protection, it is Lu Qingya's responsibility to break the crossbow formation with the judge's pen and help the Song army resist the Liao Dynasty outside Yanmen Pass, it is Murong Yan's decisiveness to pick poisonous poisons with his sword and blow up the poison nest, and it is the chivalrous practice of "protecting the common people". "Xiao Xin" represents the feelings of a literati, the wisdom of Lu Qingya who is well versed in astrological classics, and the sobriety and detachment when faced with the obsession with power (the jade seal of the restoration of the country, the conspiracy of centralization) - the final choice of "Burning Star Map", "Shen Duanyun", "San Chi Jade Alliance", "Sealing Dragon Vein", with the decision of "Burying Mountains and Rivers", returns the obsession of the individual and the country to the dust of history, pointing to the ultimate redemption of "the heart of the people is the king's spirit". This dual unity and sublimation of "sword spirit" and "Xiao heart" is a higher-level interpretation of the "chivalry" spirit, and it is also a tribute and continuation of the spiritual context of "serving the country and the people" to "exploring and letting go" in classic martial arts. Creating "Jiangzuo Misty Rain Record" is a journey to realize a dream. Fulfill the dream of the child who hides in bed watching martial arts with a flashlight, and the dream of the young man who longs to write about the world in his heart. The misty rain in Jiangnan, the flash of swords, the love and hatred of family and country, and the glimmer of human nature are all hidden in the words, admiring and pursuing the predecessors such as Jin Gu, Liang Wen and others. I am trying to plant a new seedling in the context of this era on the fertile soil of classic martial arts, telling a story about protection, choice and letting go with a more historical approach and a more focused exploration of human nature. I hope that when readers turn the pages of the book, they can feel the chivalrous spirit derived from the classics, and in the back of Lu Qingya's lone horse in coir raincoat heading west to the Yangguan Pass, and in the glimpse of the purple clad man who seems to be invisible in the twilight, he can experience the eternal romance and desolation of martial arts - that is the world in my heart that will never end. It's for remembering.

For martial arts, it has been a dream buried since childhood. I once hoped to be like the characters in classic martial arts, possessing martial arts skills and performing chivalrous acts of justice! I felt that this dream should always exist, so I started writing so that this martial arts dream in my heart could continue to boil...