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In China culture, besides martial arts, it also includes acrobatics, skills, medical care and health preservation, which are collectively called martial arts. As the name implies, the Wushu Museum is a place that integrates the above purposes.

Basic introduction Title: Martial Arts Museum Author:? Xu Haofeng pricing: 26 pounds Press:? Published by Qingdao Publishing House: 2009- 1- 1 entry, novel, editor's recommendation, content introduction, author's introduction, catalogue, media comments, entry: martial arts can make people keep fit, defend themselves and cultivate themselves. At present, the main function of the martial arts museum is to treat sports injuries such as bones and muscles, sprains and old diseases for many years, including unarmed meridians, massage, bloodletting, qigong and plaster, which is a grand view of folk therapy. Chinese Wushu museums and Chinese medicine shops, which are now distributed in Chinese communities at home and abroad, are the industries with the most national cultural characteristics. Author of the novel: Xu Haofeng Publishing House: Qingdao Publishing House * Date of publication: 2009- 1- 1 * Words: 320000 * Edition: 1 * Pages: 290 * Date of printing: 2009/0/065448. Print Times: 1 * Paper: Offset Paper * I SB N: 9787543647992 * Packaging: Paperback Category: Books "Fantasy/New Martial Arts/Magic/Science Fiction Pricing: 26.00 The editor recommended the son of a frustrated contemporary bureaucrat, who practiced peerless martial arts in the non-martial arts era and experienced all kinds of life and science fiction in the city. Martial arts novels have entered the transition period of contemporary life, singing elegies of traditional culture with hilarious humor. Introduction: This book is the pioneering work of "martial arts novels" seeking Tao through martial arts. Create meaning with magical reality. It tells the story of a frustrated bureaucrat's son practicing peerless martial arts in the non-martial arts era. I experienced the colorful life of the city and the historical maze of my parents. And eventually fly to Pluto in an ancient way. With strong drama and humorous plot, this book is a transitional work for martial arts novels to enter contemporary life, and it sings the elegy of traditional culture with hilarious humor. Mr. Mo Yan, a famous writer, personally wrote the title of the book and commented on it-"No matter how advanced the skill is, it can't be used in vain". The author's first book "The Lost Wulin" was serialized in the martial arts magazine "Wu Soul". Before its publication, it caused a sensation in martial arts circles at home and abroad, and its influence was even more profound after its publication. Three Sides of the Story hosted by Tao, Eight Minutes of Opening a Book hosted by Tao and Xiao Cui hosted by Cui Yongyuan all made recommendations for the program. The author's second book, Down the Mountain Taoist, established the title of "hard-core martial arts" in the field of martial arts novels, which made martial arts enter the Republic of China (previous martial arts novels mostly occurred in ancient times), and gained wide recognition from readers for its well-founded events, professional martial arts and artistic conception, and some chapters were regarded as professional martial arts materials. Reprinted by several martial arts stations. Author's brief introduction Xu Haofeng was born in 1973, and began to write pure literature and legendary literature in 1997. He published 1987 Martial Arts, Gebu Class, Family History of Rogues, Biography of Bai Liu Ape and many other novels in China Novels and Legends magazine. From 65438 to 0998, he began to study Taoist culture, and published many papers such as Chen Yuyu's Writing Style and Doubts about the Purpose of Life in the magazines of Shanghai Taoism and China Taoism. In 2006, The Lost Wulin was published, which caused a sensation in martial arts circles at home and abroad. It was rated as one of the top ten best books in social sciences by Joyo. The Korean version was released the following year. In 2007, he published the revival of the hard-core martial arts novel "The Taoist Down the Mountain". Great works such as "Great Ritan City" and "Lost Wulin-Don't Use High Skills" will be released soon. Directory Preface 1. Preface to Mr. Hao Feng 2. Preface to night reading in the martial arts museum. The golden age and the dark and cold paradise 1 chapter. Evil chapter two. Night talk chapter three. Dark boxing chapter 4. Different languages. Chapter 5. Proverbs chapter six. Empty name chapter 7. Postscript What did I do in the media at that time? I laugh wildly and beat the ground, feeling like a knife, feeling pity and sadness. Compared with the title of the book of fantasy, the book of evil seems to be more accurate. To the surprise of old readers, the author's rich heart, complicated contacts and specious techniques make this book have a profound popular temperament. It is difficult to define and classify, but this unconventional book has an unexpected martial arts core. -Zhao Zhao (author of "Don't touch your feelings") This novel fully demonstrates Hao Feng's writing style, portrays the little people with tragic colors in a comedy way, and the lines are full of compassion. Writing such an article that makes people laugh and cry requires wisdom and bodhisattva's heart. -Xu Ying (the writer of the comedy "Now") sees Hao Feng's novels, and often associates them with those stories in his life, which is also true and illusory. There is compassion in bitterness, vastness in self-mockery, great promise buried in fleeting lightness, and countless unwilling events hidden in rushing thoughts. Those people, those things, there are many people's shadows, they kill each other and feel deep sympathy for each other. Now, they have entered the National Wushu Museum and become a group image. They stand together, not to solve suspense, but to keep warm and enter, entangled and disappeared in their own karma. It's like a life without a solution, and any answer will make people feel weightless. In Hao Feng's works, he quietly displayed and made a surprising judgment. His charm flowed without solution and became a legend. -Cheng Ran (the author of "The Second Blossom") Brother Haofeng, who loves to read Buddhist scriptures, studied fine arts, and the horrible pictures of "the last France" in his heart were painted into novels one by one. I guess, like many enlightened people, his attitude towards the world is desperate. Brother Hao Feng's novels are not only martial arts novels, but also Buddhist novels and masterpieces of black humor. -Happy Song (the protagonist of Wang Xiaobo's lackeys)