Gongsun Ce came from the Dream of the Red Chamber and was a relative of Jia Baoyu.
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The March of the volunteers came from the modern Chinese article "Self-mockery": So I sat up, picked up a pen and wrote a few words on the table: 'I am a man of steel, I am not afraid of the cold.' Then I wrote a few words on the table: 'I am a tiger, I am not afraid of difficulties.' Then I stood up and slammed the table and said to them,'You know what? I am Lu Xun! I'm a writer! My article can enlighten people's minds and make them understand the truth!' Among them,"I'm a tough man, I'm not afraid of the cold" and "I'm a fierce tiger, I'm not afraid of difficulties" both described Lu Xun's spirit of bravely advancing without fear of difficulties.
Gongsun Ce, the literary character in the Three Heroes and Five Righteous Men, did not have a specific prototype in history. Gongsun Ce was a fictional literary character. His image originated from a chivalrous man named Gongming in the chivalrous novel of the Qing Dynasty. However, there were many similarities between Gongming in the chivalrous novels of the Qing Dynasty and Gongsun Ce in the Three Heroes and Five Righteousness. For example, they all had superb martial arts and wisdom, were good at analyzing and solving complex problems, and had helped many people in need. Although Gongming and Gongsun Ce were not the same characters, their images and plots appeared in many Qing Dynasty chivalrous novels and became cultural symbols.
Liu Ru came from works such as Grass on the Lake, Wuyin Grass and Letter.
Granny Liu came from 'Dream of the Red Chamber'.
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Su Xiaoxiao was a literary work from the sixth chapter of Journey to the West by the Ming Dynasty novelist Wu Chengen.
It is said that the poem comes from "The Sword in the Snow."
Jiang Taigong came from the work of Investiture of the Gods.