Ancient poems with martial arts flavor in Jianghu.

One, ten steps to kill a person, thousands of miles away.

Li Bai's "chivalry" is so famous that Jin Yong's heroes actually use the title of the poem as their topic. Of course, friends who love martial arts can't help watching it. Among them, "killing one person in ten steps and staying a thousand miles away" is the best martial arts of chivalrous people, and the subsequent "brushing things away and hiding fame" is the ultimate indifferent to fame and fortune.

Two, ten years grinding a sword, frost blade has not tried.

It is incredible that Jia Dao, who likes to scrutinize, actually wrote such a poem as the legendary swordsman. Is there really a chivalrous man in the Tang Dynasty? Everyone dreams of upholding justice for others, seeing bumps on the road, and drawing a sword to try the frost blade.

Three, why don't men take Wu Gou, Guanshan fifty states?

Li He's Thirteen Poems of South Garden has both the pain of home and country and the sadness of life experience. This poem is full of lofty sentiments and great momentum, and it is the best poem to inspire men whenever there is a national disaster.

Fourth, Peach Blossom is looking for a swordsman, smiling without a word.

This poem comes from the Song Dynasty poet Shi Daoyan's Ode to Ancient Songs. The whole poem is concise but thought-provoking. The last two sentences are "the bald head has not returned, and he lives in Haimen East". This is called chivalrous tenderness.