The Legend of the Tang Dynasty Scholars and Immortals

"The Legend of the Literati of the Tang Dynasty": Articles on Sword Spirit, Rewriting the Epic of Civilization If I told you that Han Yu's "Shi Shuo" can suppress evil spirits, Liu Zongyuan's "Jiang Xue" can seal thousands of miles, and the ancient prose movement is actually a fierce holy war for the right and right of heaven - what would you think? "The Legend of the Immortal Heroes of the Literati of the Tang Dynasty" is just such a wonderful work that completely "immortalizes" the literary world of the prosperous Tang Dynasty. It has built a unique "literary cultivation" system: literary style is the practice, and the articles handed down from ancient times are the supernatural powers. Han Yu shouldered the mission of mending the sky with his "Haoran Zhengqi", and literary giants such as Liu Zongyuan, Liu Yuxi, Bai Juyi, and Li He transformed into comrades and monks. In the middle Tang Dynasty, when demons were rampant and orthodoxy collapsed, they used poetry as swords and literature as armor to launch a magnificent battle related to the survival of civilization. This book is not a mere fiction. It is deeply rooted in historical facts, cleverly transforming historical events, character relationships and ideological debates into progressive levels of cultivation and tests of Taoism. Underneath the passionate fairy-tale narrative, what flows is a profound reflection on cultural propositions such as "letters carry the Tao" and "unjust injustice leads to anger". This is not only a masterpiece with a novel setting and cool fighting, but also a gorgeous carnival of cultural roots and imagination. It makes the sages in the textbooks "live" into flesh-and-blood heroes, and makes the silent poems explode with power that shakes the world. Opening this book, you will step into a parallel Tang Dynasty where articles and swords soar into the sky, and witness the most passionate and legendary chapter of Chinese culture!