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功夫電影！戴斗笠的女子劍法天下第一 💥 中国电视剧 | KungFu

热血江湖路・2 minutes read

The protagonist seeks guidance on handling a particular individual, leading to insights on martial arts training and encounters with various characters, including Xu Fengnian and Liyang Yitong, emphasizing leadership and legacy-building through martial arts and political strategies. The characters navigate complex relationships, power dynamics, and martial arts practices, culminating in preparations for the prince's return and the importance of preserving inherited martial arts knowledge.

Insights

  • Xu Xiao emphasizes the importance of perseverance and balanced leadership to Liyang Yitong, urging him to prioritize learning martial arts for well-rounded leadership.
  • The characters discuss the significance of reaching the Zhixuan realm in martial arts, the exclusivity of practicing Dahuang Ting, and the strategic decisions regarding Xu Fengnian's internal power, Wudang surrendering to Bei Ming, and the prince's future rule over Bei Ming.

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  • Who is Xu Xiao's son?

    Xu Fengnian

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Summary

00:00

"Master's advice leads to deadly confrontation"

  • The protagonist seeks advice from their master on how to deal with a certain individual.
  • The master advises the protagonist to leave and focus on learning martial arts.
  • The protagonist is uninterested in fighting and inquires about the other person's name, Xu.
  • A discussion ensues about the appearance of a woman passing by and her association with a broken horse.
  • Questions arise about the gender of a person named Xu and their resemblance to a fox.
  • Xu Fengnian confronts the protagonist, revealing his identity as Xu Xiao's son.
  • Xu Fengnian threatens the protagonist's life due to a grudge against Xu Xiao.
  • The protagonist offers to kill Xu Xiao in exchange for their own life.
  • A sword named Xiudong is described, symbolizing the protagonist's readiness to face Xu Xiao.
  • The protagonist encounters a skilled swordsman named Jian Jiuhuang, leading to a confrontation and a revelation of Jian Jiuhuang's reputation in swordsmanship.

49:50

"Leadership Advice: Persevere, Govern with Heart"

  • Xu Xiao is advising Liyang Yitong to continue working hard and not stop, emphasizing the importance of perseverance.
  • Liyang Yitong is urged to focus on governing with the heart rather than rushing into battle, highlighting the significance of balanced leadership.
  • Xu Xiao expresses concern about Liyang Yitong's ability to convince the crowd if he takes over Bei Ming, emphasizing the importance of public support.
  • Liyang Yitong is encouraged to prioritize learning martial arts to become a well-rounded leader, blending civil and military skills.
  • Xu Xiao questions Liyang Yitong's longevity and reputation, urging him to focus on building a positive legacy.
  • Xu Xiao advises Liyang Yitong to complete his crowning ceremony and take on the responsibilities of leadership.
  • Liyang Yitong is guided through the process of completing his crowning ceremony, including changing clothes and receiving blessings.
  • Liyang Yitong is reminded of the significance of the crown and the responsibilities that come with it, emphasizing the weight of his new role.
  • The importance of reaching the Zhixuan realm in martial arts is highlighted as a prerequisite for ascending to Emperor Wu City.
  • The unique abilities and conditions of practicing Dahuang Ting are explained, emphasizing its exclusivity and potential consequences.

01:24:21

"Message to Capital: Wudang Surrender, True Energy"

  • The characters discuss sending a message to the capital about Xu Fengnian gaining internal power, deciding to prioritize news about Wudang surrendering to Bei Ming and warning Longhushan not to provoke. They mention using a flying pigeon to inform the capital and Hong Xixiang supporting the prince in taking over Wudang.
  • True energy is highlighted as superior to fire, with the characters discussing the transfer of Dahuangting and the prince's suitability for it. They express the difficulty of survival for Wudang and ordinary people, hinting at the prince's potential future rule over Bei Ming and urging him to remember their sacrifices. The characters prepare for the prince's return to Bei Ming and emphasize the importance of not wasting the martial arts passed on to him.
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