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Xu Xingzhi
“I was trying to find someone.” He thought to himself. “I’m going to try to find someone who can help me.” His heart was racing and he was unsure whether to be hopeful or afraid. Then he saw the golden light fragmenting on the table, then the golden light was on the person’s body. And he was astonished by the experience.
I had read about Xu Yingzhi, Wenxuen Chen, and Zhongguo Min Zu Zhu, but I never knew where to start. My first book about Chinese literature, The Story of a Dragon Princess by Xu Xingzhi, was not translated until I was in my 30s. That’s when I realized I could translate it and find many other books about China.
This book was published in 1988. It is one of the best-selling Chinese novels ever, and I recommend it to any reader who wants to learn more about the history of China. The characters are very well-developed, and the story itself is compelling. The Chinese novelists have always been well-known, but Xu Xingzhi, Wenxuechen is even better.
Xu Yingzhi, Wenxuaechen and Yi Jiu Yi are also worth reading. The latter is a classic Chinese novel that was written after the Reform of the Communist Party. While Yingzhi is a famous novel, it is also very popular in the United States. It is a work of art in China, and Xu Xingzhi, Wenxuechen are some of the most important novels in Chinese literature.
Wen Xuechen
Wen Xuechen was in a wheelchair when the light of the Jiuzhi lamp struck him. His slap had dissipated into the empty air, but he was still alive and had managed to mobilize mana. In the tower, he had been seated for some time, but suddenly, his head swam with blood. The disciples of the refreshing valley didn’t give up hope.
Afterward, Wen Xuechen was so weak that he could not walk even half a mile. He leaned against a peach tree to rest his head, took a pain-relieving medicine, and slept. After a short period of time, he awoke, crouching down on his back. He was holding a golden bell. He was in a daze, and he recalled a memory from his childhood.
The disciples of the Qingliang Valley also met Wen Xuechen, but the latter has not practiced for more than a decade. Nevertheless, they have a polite atmosphere, and call him a “gentle brother” as he has never touched a market vendor. In fact, Fujunjun had him travel with Xu Xingzhi, the first gentleman of the Fenglingshan Xinjun.
Xu Yingzhi had no idea that the girl in the wheelchair he had pushed into the tower was a teacher at the Qingliang Valley school. Nevertheless, they were scared by the sound of a warm, white haired girl’s voice. The Qinggu disciple pushed the wheelchair, and he looked at Wen Xuechen, who was now pale and shivering.
When the nine lights were blocked, the disciples in the Qingliang Valley went back to their home. The torrential sands had reached the Qingliang Valley, but the two disciples had feared going back to collect the pieces for burial. They could not outrun the speed of the sandstorm, and Wen Xuechen had already reached the front of the temple and was looking at them. The owner of the Fengshan’s room lowered his tone. He guessed that Wen Xuechen wasn’t interested in Xu Xingzhi.
Wen Xuechen’s enchantment began to work on the ghost’s skull. He seized his life-grappling hook and knocked it into the ground. The eight trigrams array followed the ghost, and when he reached the ghost, it released its enchantment onto him. The ghost screeched in agony, and the spear hurled to the interior of the cave knocked the longsword and talisman used to manipulate ghosts away.
Yi Jiu Hui Ba Jiu
Wenxuechen, is the Chinese character who appears in the novel Wenxuechen Ying Zhi Ba Jiu. It is also known as Wenxue Chen, Wenxuechen Ying Zhi Ba Jiu, or Zhongguo Min Zu Zhu. It is a popular novel in the Chinese language. It has been translated into a number of languages.
