Within ten steps, kill one person, cross a thousand miles, leave no one behind. What does it mean to stay in this sentence?

One of them is Hao Wei, formerly known as Wei Wan. It means that the martial arts of chivalrous men are unparalleled, and one can be killed in ten steps. No one can stop a journey of a thousand miles, and he doesn't even leave his name after becoming a knight. It is a chivalrous man's integrity to brush off his clothes and hide in fame. It highly summarizes the noble personality of chivalrous people who solve problems without seeking fame and fortune, loyalty and commitment. His admiration for Li Bai is like a raging river, and the Yellow River is out of control. "Throw the sword into the clouds, dozens of feet high. If lightning strikes, lead the hand to hold the sheath, and the sword will penetrate into the air without breaking. Thousands of viewers were shocked. "

Wang Zhao said, "How can your fencing stop the swordsman? Li Bai said that killing one person in ten steps is just talk, which is not true. What's more, what he said is not his own business. It is the story of the ancient (Warring States) chivalrous man. Hit each other? " Zhuangzi said: "My swordsmanship can kill a person within ten steps, and I won't be stopped from walking on Wan Li Road." Wang Zhao was overjoyed and said, "No one in the world is your opponent!" "

Li Bai's father, Li Ke, is a northerner. His ancestral home is in Gansu, and later he came to Mianzhou. When the world was in chaos, Li Ke was able to move his family from Gansu to Sichuan. He would not be a coward. This also shows that Li Bai's martial arts are also influenced by his father. Moreover, it has been verified that Li Bai is also the apprentice of Pei Min, a "great swordsman", and his swordsmanship should be good.

Li Bai killed someone. At that time, he was called Poet Fairy, Brewmaster and Sword Fairy. Li Bai is not only brilliant in literary talent, but also brilliant in fencing. He is "fifteen good swordsmanship" and "swordsmanship self-study". Extraordinary achievements. Li Bai's poems, Pei Minzhi's swordsmanship and Zhang Xu's cursive script are collectively called the three wonders of the Tang Dynasty.

However, Li Bai's poem "The Chivalrous Man" is not original, but is quoted from the article "Talking about Sword" in Zhuangzi: "I kill a man with one sword and ten steps, but I don't leave a line for a thousand miles".