What does the ghost gun mean?

The broken soul gun refers to the dating of Sharon's soul.

The Soul Gun is a short story written by Lao She in 1935. The plot of the novel is simple, telling the story of the martial arts expert Sha Zilong after he changed his status as an innkeeper, connecting three small fragments: Wang Sansheng's busking, the contest between Sun Laosheng and Wang Sansheng, and Sun Laosheng's contribution.

Among them, Sha Zilong's identity change from knight-errant to innkeeper is full of the author's deep and dignified cultural complex. Lao She's "Broken Soul Gun" actually does not only express a tragedy of Sha Zilong.

It is also through Sha Zilong's tragedy to show the tragic personality of an era, or to remind people of the national ills at a deeper level. In fact, the development of society will inevitably produce all kinds of elimination.

The Broken Soul Gun tells the story of the invasion of foreign powers in the late Qing Dynasty. After the escort agency was replaced by a foreign gun, Sha Zilong, the escort with the stunt "Five Tigers Broken Soul Gun", had no choice but to dissolve the escort agency. And the marksmanship of the "Five Tigers Broken Soul Gun" will never be passed down again. Sometimes the disciples came to ask for advice, and Sharon perfunctory them with a joke, and even directly kicked them out.

Wang Sansheng, Sha Zilong's great apprentice, was defeated in the contest with Lao Sunman. So Wang Sansheng wanted to impress each other with his master's ability and prestige, so he led Lao Sunman to visit Sha Zilong.

However, no matter what Lao Sunman said, Sha Zilong was indifferent and never mentioned martial arts, so his reputation plummeted. Late at night, the old escort played marksmanship in the backyard, looked at the starry sky, remembered the years when the escort threw darts, and said four words: "Don't cross, don't cross."