Scholars of the Late Han Dynasty

The late Eastern Han Dynasty. There is a poor and fat man who studies in Qingdeng at night and thinks he is unparalleled. There is a woman named Lu who carries a painted halberd on her red horse and seeks defeat alone. Bai Qiu, a sick and weak scholar, coughed up red blood and had a smile on his face. There is a young girl named Kong Ming who washes her bare feet with green wine and lies down on the mountain to sleep. … The spirit of the Spring and Autumn Period has not yet been exhausted, and the Han Dynasty has been raising scholars for eight hundred years, and has produced thousands of talented people. There are white-clad Guizhou heads who win wealth and honor, and country warriors die for their close friends. That year, the young man from the Li family was doing life and death with his own hands. There is a three- to four-inch knife hidden in the sleeve, which can cut off the rouge brows and cut the flesh and blood of heroes. Red lotuses grow step by step, walking in the heavy snow in the late Han Dynasty.