Xin Qiji: Literary Men Are Best at Fighting Martial Arts, and Martial Arts Men Are Best at Writing Lyrics.

The first part is based on Xin Qiji of the Southern Song Dynasty. Throughout his life (1140-1207), he respected historical facts as his bones, martial arts as his flesh and blood, economics and court as his sinews, and his poetry and humanities as his soul. A man who devoted his whole life to war, with a sword and a pen, wrote his obsession to restore the Central Plains into a history of poetry and a history of blood in a dynasty when "the world was no longer accessible". Xin Qiji was not born in a temple, but in an enemy-occupied area - he was a lone goose who crawled back from under the barbed wire of the Jin Dynasty to his own dynasty, and was repeatedly exiled by his dynasty.