The Legend of the Ancient and Modern Wuxia Version of the Song of the Gale

He remembered that it was in high school. Perhaps it was the book Legend of the Past and Present. At the beginning of the book, there was always a song called "Song of the Gale" adapted by Liu Bang. The first two lines seemed to be The wind blows, the clouds fly, the clouds fly...
I want the adapted poem, not Liu Bang's
I remember that the first few sentences were all connected from beginning to end, as if the wind was blowing and the clouds were flying.
Clouds fly into the sky, into the sky, even the sky, even the sky... (Or did I remember wrongly? Could it be Chen Feiyang?)
The poem I'm talking about is probably Legend of Modern and Ancient Times. Wuxia Version "was created by the editorial department because this poem has been appearing in this novel for many issues, just like the opening essay of" The Reader."I remember that when I saw this poem, it was in 2006. At that time, the magazine seemed to be serializing Cangyue's" Mirror, Twin Cities ", Bufei Smoke's" Demon of the Sea ", Jiangnan's" Misty Record ", and a Sky-Stealing Bow, Changing Sun Arrow. Yan Leisheng's Celestial Sprint and so on. I've been looking for it in the market, but it's been too long and I can't find any magazines from that time. What a pity. I used to spend time memorizing that poem. I really like it.

Answer 1

The Song of Gale was a classic Wuxia novel in the ancient and modern martial arts version. It told the story of a swordsman named Zhang Yide who rose to power in the Jianghu at the end of the Tang Dynasty. Zhang Yide was born in poverty, but he was open-minded and righteous. He was called "Yan Qingshan". He had made many good friends and worked together to protect the people and fight against evil forces.

However, Zhang Yide's life was not only about justice and friendship, but also a mysterious mission. When he was young, his biological mother was killed by a bully. He always remembered his mother's death and became a righteous warrior. In order to find his mother's whereabouts, he embarked on a long journey.

The Song of Gale described Zhang Yide's struggle in Jianghu. He had experienced many difficult challenges and dangers, but he always maintained his pursuit of justice and his love for life. The image of Zhang Yide in this story was deeply rooted in the hearts of the people and became one of the classics in martial arts novels.