Stopping the horse to listen to the flute was a plot setting in a novel. It usually appeared in martial arts novels, describing the scene where the protagonist stopped to listen to a flute player playing a song during his journey in the martial arts world. The vernacular translation of stopping to listen to the flute could be: Stop and listen to the flute played by this person to see if there is any special feeling or harvest. Or stop somewhere along the way to listen to the flute player play the song and feel the story and atmosphere of Jianghu.
" Blowing on a Horse " was a story about time travel and martial arts. The novel narrates the protagonist Jiang Wu in the first person, who travels to an ancient Wuxia world and experiences a series of adventures and challenges in this world. The world view and setting in the novel were very unique and full of imagination and creativity. Through vivid and detailed descriptions, the author vividly portrayed this ancient martial arts world. There were many classic Wuxia elements in the novel, such as martial arts, Jianghu grudges, sects, chivalrous men, etc. These elements were ingeniously integrated into the novel by the author. The love element in the novel was also a highlight. Through describing the relationship between the protagonist and the heroine, the author presented an ancient martial arts world full of romance and passion. The emotional entanglement between the female lead Bai Suzhen and the male lead Jiang Wu was full of moving emotions and romantic plots. " Blowing on a Horse " was an excellent novel. Through a unique world view and setting, vivid descriptions, and affectionate love elements, it presented an ancient martial arts world full of imagination and creativity. If you are interested in wuxia and time-travel novels, I highly recommend you to read this book.
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" On Horses " was an essay written by Bai Juyi, a poet of the Tang Dynasty. It told the story of a famous colt who stood out in a competition. The following is the vernacular translation of "On Horses": Once upon a time, there was a famous colt called "Chixiao". It performed well in the competition and won the highest award. Bai Juyi saw the outstanding performance of this horse and sighed." Horse, you are really an outstanding colt. Your talent and talent are amazing." Bai Juyi also wrote that the horse had displayed extraordinary speed, agility, and endurance in the race. Not only did it show its strength in the race, but it also infected other people and made them feel the charm of the horse. In the end, Bai Juyi quoted a sentence from the Book of Songs: "The son of a horse grows in the dragon pond on three plates of nine fragrant quilts in ten days of autumn. The night of the third day of the ninth month is like the dew of a real pearl and the moon is like a bow." To describe the horse's outstanding performance and charm.
"Journey to the West" was one of the four famous novels in ancient China. It told the story of Sun Wukong, Zhu Bajie, Monk Sand, and Tang Sanzang (also known as the "Journey to the West") who went to India to retrieve Buddhist scriptures. The four of them had gone through eighty-one difficulties and finally succeeded in retrieving the true scripture. They had overcome many difficulties such as the Irraksha Kingdom, the Devil King's Stronghold, the Wuzhuang Taoist Temple, and the Water Curtain Cave. On the way to the scriptures, Sun Wukong, Zhu Bajie, and Monk Sand also showed their wit, courage, and kindness. This novel has profound philosophical and cultural implications, and it also reflects the living conditions of ancient Chinese society and people. It was hailed as a classic in the history of Chinese literature and had a profound impact on Chinese literature, culture and history.
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The phrase 'My heart is yours' might be a line or poem from a novel. The exact meaning of the original text is not clear. However, this sentence could be translated into the vernacular to understand its meaning: All my heart belongs to you This sentence shows that the speaker is deeply in love with another person. It means that the speaker has given his heart and feelings to the other person and is willing to do anything for him.
Romance of the Three Kingdoms chapter 38 translated in the vernacular language as follows: This time, Cao Cao led his army to attack Sun Quan and the two sides engaged in an intense battle at Red Cliff. Cao Cao sent his general Guan Yu to attack Sun Quan's fleet, but Guan Yu got lost on the battlefield and returned to his tent. Sun Quan sent out his general Zhang Fei to reinforce the two sides. In the end, Cao Cao's army failed for various reasons and Sun Quan won.
The Nine Yin Scripture was a martial arts secret book in the wuxia novel, The Condor Heroes. It was said that it was written by a top master. The book was divided into two volumes, which included martial arts theory, secret skills, experiences, and other aspects. The main goal was to cultivate internal energy. The following is the translation of the full text of the Nine Yin Scripture: First Volume: Part One: Foundation of Internal Strength 1. Qi training: Through breathing exercises, increase the body's energy and breath. 2. Foundation Establishment: After the body has laid a good foundation, begin to cultivate internal energy. 3. Internal Strength: Through training internal strength, one can form powerful internal strength. 4. Internal cultivation method: Through special internal cultivation methods, one can reach a higher cultivation. Part Two: Martial Arts Theory 1. Principle of martial arts: The essence of martial arts is to achieve the goal of defeating the opponent through skill and strength. 2. Taiji Fist: Taiji Fist is a martial art that uses softness to overcome hardness. Through the practice of Taiji Fist, one can achieve the state of unity of body and mind. 3. Ba Gua Zhang: Ba Gua Zhang is a flexible martial art that uses unique palm techniques to achieve the purpose of attack and defense. 4. Swordsmanship: The sword is a commonly used weapon in martial arts novels. Swordsmanship is a flexible and changeable martial art. Through the practice of swordsmanship, one can achieve the goal of defeating the enemy. Volume 2: Part One: Secret Skills [1. Star Absorbing Technique: This is a martial art that can absorb the internal energy of others. By cultivating Star Absorbing Technique, one can reach a higher cultivation level.] 2. Condor Warrior Technique: This is a martial art that can summon the Condor to reach a higher level of cultivation by practicing the Condor Warrior Technique. [3. Soaring Flower and Leaf Picking: This is a martial art that allows one to move their body in an instant. By practicing Soaring Flower and Leaf Picking, one can reach a higher level of cultivation.] [4. Skyful of Sword Rain: This is a martial art that can cast a sword rain in the sky. By cultivating the Skyful of Sword Rain, one can reach a higher cultivation level.] The above is the vernacular translation of the full text of the Nine Yin Scripture. The Nine Yin Scripture is a very profound martial arts secret book.