Song Huanzhong's Strange Book and Counter-Book Declaring Guinness Record

Recently, Song Huanzhong, a famous calligrapher in Guangdong, submitted his original anti-writing dictionary to Guinness Records.
Song Huanzhong's name is Taishi, Shi, Qi Ren, Strange Talent, Virtuous Good, Benevolent, Drunken Awakening Scholar, Ink Monk Maniac, Drunken Ink Immortal. He was born on April 28, 1952 in Mingshui County, Hei Long Jiang.

Song Huanzhong's calligraphy was a form of artistic beauty. It was a feast for the eyes. He used a 180-pound pen to write the character 'Tiger' which was 30 meters long and 10 meters wide. His pen moved like a dragon and snake, and his momentum was as fast as flying. He was called the 'First Tiger in the World',' Tiger King', and was said to be magical. With his pen and ink, he stood up the courage and soul of the nation, the backbone of the nation, the ambition of the nation, the pride of the nation, the pride of the nation, and the dominance of the nation. Song Huanzhong's " Anti-calligraphy Technique " was the only complete, systematic, and enlightened textbook in China's 5,000 years of history. It was a pioneering work in the history of calligraphy. It was a wonderful book, unparalleled in the world, and an unprecedented masterpiece in the calligraphy world. He was the first person to create the technique of reverse writing!

Answer 1

Song Huanzhong's Strange Book Counter-Book Declares Guinness Records. This is a fictional story that has nothing to do with real historical events.

Song Huanzhong's counter-book was one of the most famous events in Chinese history. It happened in 1928. At that time, the Chinese government sent Song Huanzhong and many others to Japan to study military affairs and wrote a law called the Law of War in Japan. This law described in detail the strategies and tactics of war and was regarded as a strange book by the Chinese people.

It was said that Song Huanzhong and the others were punished for violating discipline when they were writing the Law of War in Japan. While they were detained, they wrote a very fierce protest against the Laws of War. This protest was called "Anti-Book" and later caused widespread discussion and controversy in Japan.

Due to its unique ideas and expression, as well as its strong opposition to the war, it attracted a lot of attention and support in Japan. Later, Song Huanzhong and others declared the Anti-War Record as Guinness Records and claimed that it was the only anti-war protest in the world.

It should be noted that the authenticity of this story is controversial because it mainly relies on fictional storylines and historical records.