History of Pichaiyuan

1. About the history of Pichai Courtyard in Qingdao

The old "Pichai Courtyard" was built in 1902, almost the same age as the city of Qingdao. It is called a "courtyard", but it is actually a narrow street. The herringbone road is named "Jiangning Road" and its three intersections connect Zhongshan Road, Beijing Road and Hebei Road respectively. Pass through the long arched doorway from Zhongshan Road and enter the "Pichai Courtyard". Densely packed small buildings stand side by side on both sides. Looking further inside, you will see a small courtyard, carved wooden corridors, and red wooden spiral staircases. Various corridors cover each other and stretch out, leading people into the depths of the alleys -

In its heyday, the main street of Pichaiyuan was mostly filled with pubs and restaurants. In addition to Yuanhuitang and Li Most of them are small restaurants, candy shops, bookstores and amusement parks. North Street sells cooked meats, such as Texas Braised Chicken, Fushan Roast Chicken, Southern Tripe, Sauce Liver, etc. In terms of snacks, the pot cakes, steamed buns, wontons and tofu puffs here are the most famous and the most popular. When citizens come to visit Pichaiyuan, they buy and eat at the same time, and eat while shopping.

The Jiangning Guild Hall in Pichai Courtyard is like an entertainment compound. It has a cinema and a teahouse. Crosstalk actor Ma Sanli, storytelling actor Ge Zhaohong, Shandong Kuaishu actor Gao Yuanjun, folk art family Liu Taiqing, etc. have all practiced here. Pass the stall. The "Jugglery King" Wang Dingchen, nicknamed "Idiot Wang", performed here. Xin Fengxia often came to help "Idiot Wang" on her own when she was not performing in Qingdao.

Pichaiyuan is famous for its liveliness, and this "liveliness" does not come from simply "eating". The front rooms of Pichai Courtyard are various restaurants and snack bars, but the more than 20 inner courtyards "set" in the courtyard are all bookstores, theater stages, sideshow stalls, small commodity distribution centers, small workshops... In essence, Pichai Courtyard The courtyard is a "market courtyard", which is the integration of Qingdao's wharf culture, architectural culture, market culture, commercial culture, traditional culture, catering culture, opera culture, Western culture and other cultures.

After 1949, with the forcible abolition of the market economy and the unification of art and thought, there were only a few small restaurants left here, and the old Pichai Courtyard declined and it lasted 30 years.

After the reform and opening up, the private economy was legalized, and snacks in Pichaiyuan began to rise again. However, the dilapidated housing facilities and dirty environment deterred many who came here. As Qingdao's urban development focus shifted eastward in the 1990s, Pichaiyuan was left with only an ancient name and a bunch of dilapidated old houses.

The "Pichai Courtyard" before the renovation was pitiful, right?

In 2008, in order to revitalize the Zhongshan Road business district, the relevant departments of Shibei District completely renovated the old Pichaiyuan, hoping to restore the traditional old brand. The "Lao Pichai Courtyard" got a chance to be reborn.

The new "Daocheng Pichaiyuan" gate opening on Zhongshan Road 2. History of Qingdao Pichaiyuan

Qingdao is changing every day, and I am very proud to be a Qingdao person. The century-old "Pichai Courtyard" will be re-opened in the near future after renovation. Today I am posting a few photos with my friend *** and looking forward to the glorious future of Pichai Courtyard.

Pichaiyuan, also known as Jiangning Road, was built in 1902 after Germany occupied Qingdao. It is shaped like a "human", with Zhongshan Road connected to the east end, Beijing Road to the north, and Hebei Road to the west. From the mid-1920s, Jiangning Road became a pedestrian street, so the entire Jiangning Road was called Pichaiyuan. There are more than 20 courtyards on Jiangning Road. The entire street and several courtyards are areas where commerce, catering, and entertainment are concentrated. For example, the Laodong'an Market in Beijing is a centralized place for shopping for Qingdao people. It was once prosperous in the 1980s and was the most unique and flavorful restaurant street in Qingdao at that time. However, as Qingdao's commercial center moved eastward, Pichaiyuan gradually lost its former prosperity and has become dilapidated over the years. However, recently the Qingdao Municipal Government has made a plan to revitalize Pichaiyuan and carry out protective maintenance of existing buildings and streets. The renewed prosperity of Pichaiyuan is just around the corner.

The formation of Pichaiyuan is closely related to the construction of Zhongshan Road. After Germany occupied Qingdao, it built Jiangning Road in Pichaiyuan in 1902. A hundred years of time have accumulated on Jiangning Road. However, a hundred years have passed and the direction of this road has not changed. It is in the shape of a "herringbone", connecting Zhongshan Road in the east, Beijing Road in the north, and Hebei Road in the west.

Since the mid-1920s, Jiangning Road has become a pedestrian street with more than 20 courtyards. The entire street is a place where commerce, dining, and entertainment are concentrated, and it is very popular.

As for the origin of the name "Pichaiyuan", some people say that this place was originally a "Pichai Market", where everyone sold Pichai. An old man who has lived in Beijing Road Liyuan for a long time said that in addition to providing citizens with firewood for cooking, they also supply the Dayaogou kiln for firing bricks and tiles. This statement echoes Dayaogou to the north of Zhongshan Road.

There is another theory, which is more credible. In Liu Jun's collection of poems "Qingdao Baiyin", we saw this annotation: "Pichaiyuan is near Zhongshan Road, the busiest area. There are all houses made of wood in the courtyard, hence the name." This means that Pichaiyuan is because Many temporary commercial "wood splitting houses" were built here, hence the name.

Mr. Lu Hai, an expert on Qingdao literature and history, believes that Pichaiyuan got its name because it was once a gathering place for people who sold woodchopping at the Dabaodao Village market, and the so-called "pichai" is not firewood. , but refers to wood.

In fact, there is a road in Pichaiyuan called Jiangning Road. This road was built in 1902 after Germany occupied Qingdao. It is shaped like a "human", with Zhongshan Road connected to the east end, Beijing Road to the north, and Hebei Road to the west. From the mid-1920s, Jiangning Road became a pedestrian street, so the entire Jiangning Road was called Pichaiyuan. There are more than 20 courtyards on Jiangning Road. The entire street and several courtyards are areas where commerce, catering, and entertainment are concentrated. For example, the Old Dong'an Market in Beijing is a centralized place for shopping for Qingdao people.

As for the origin of the name Pichaiyuan, some people say that this place was originally a "Pichai Market", where everyone sold Pichai. Some people say that in addition to using the chopped firewood for citizens to burn fires and cook, they also supply the Dayaogou kiln for firing bricks and tiles, etc. In Liu Jun's collection of poems "Qingdao Baiyin", we saw this annotation: "Pichaiyuan is near Zhongshan Road, the busiest area. All the houses in the courtyard are made of wood, hence the name. The nobles dismiss it, but the rent is light. It’s cheap and the people are so poor that people can go there.” This means that Pichaiyuan got its name from the many temporary commercial “Picai houses” built inside. These "wood-chopping houses" are well-known to some old Qingdao people. Most of them are broken-down houses built randomly, low and damp.

The main street of Jiangning Road is mostly filled with pubs and restaurants. In addition to Yuanhuitang, Lijia Dumpling House, and Zhangjia Tanzirou, most of them are small inconspicuous restaurants, candy shops, bookstores and restaurants. playground. North Street sells cooked meats, such as Texas Braised Chicken, Fushan Roast Chicken, Southern Tripe, Sauce Liver, etc. In terms of snacks, the pot cakes, steamed buns, wontons and tofu puffs here are the most famous and popular. When citizens come to visit Pichaiyuan, they buy and eat at the same time, and eat while shopping.

No. 10 Jiangning Road is like an entertainment compound. There is a cinema called Da Guangming, and there are several teahouses such as Yong'an and ***Le. The "Jugglery King" Wang Dingchen, nicknamed "Idiot Wang", performed here. Xin Fengxia even came to help "Idiot Wang" on her own when she was free from performances in Xidasen. There are also crosstalk actor Ma Sanli, storytelling actor Ge Zhaohong, Shandong Kuaishu actor Gao Yuanjun, folk art family Liu Taiqing, etc., who have also practiced stalls here. Pichaiyuan is famous for its liveliness, and many small businessmen traveling from north to south often live here in order to enjoy the "pier culture" here. (Transfer)

I was very young when Pichaiyuan was in its glory days. I only visited Pichaiyuan once in my memory. At that time, it was really a respectable thing to go there to have a meal. Later, when I got older, it became more and more popular. My ability has gone wherever I have gone. . . 3. History of Qingdao Pichaiyuan

Qingdao is changing every day, and I feel very proud to be a Qingdao person.

The century-old "Pichai Courtyard" will be re-opened in the near future after renovation. Today I am posting a few photos with my friend *** and looking forward to the glorious future of Pichai Courtyard. Pichaiyuan, also known as Jiangning Road, was built in 1902 after Germany occupied Qingdao.

It is shaped like a "human", with Zhongshan Road connected to the east end, Beijing Road to the north, and Hebei Road to the west. From the mid-1920s, Jiangning Road became a pedestrian street, so the entire Jiangning Road was called Pichaiyuan.

There are more than twenty courtyards on Jiangning Road. The entire street and several courtyards are areas where commerce, catering, and entertainment are concentrated. For example, the Laodong'an Market in Beijing is a centralized place for shopping for Qingdao people.

It was once prosperous in the 1980s and was the most unique and flavorful restaurant street in Qingdao at that time. However, as Qingdao's commercial center moved eastward, Pichaiyuan gradually lost its former prosperity and has become dilapidated over the years. However, recently the Qingdao Municipal Government has made a plan to revitalize Pichaiyuan and carry out protective maintenance of existing buildings and streets. The renewed prosperity of Pichaiyuan is just around the corner.

The formation of Pichaiyuan is closely related to the construction of Zhongshan Road. After Germany occupied Qingdao, it built Jiangning Road in Pichaiyuan in 1902.

Hundreds of years of time have accumulated on Jiangning Road. However, a hundred years have passed and the direction of this road has not changed. It is in the shape of a "herringbone" and connects to Zhongshan Road in the east, Beijing Road in the north, and Hebei Road in the west. . Since the mid-1920s, Jiangning Road has become a pedestrian street with more than 20 courtyards. The entire street is a place where commerce, dining, and entertainment are concentrated, and it is very popular.

As for the origin of the name "Pichaiyuan", some people say that this place was originally a "Pichai Market", where everyone sold Pichai. An old man who has lived in Beijing Road Liyuan for a long time said that in addition to providing citizens with firewood for cooking, they also supply the Dayaogou kiln for firing bricks and tiles.

This statement echoes Dayaogou to the north of Zhongshan Road. There is another theory, which is more credible. < /p>

This means that Pichaiyuan got its name from the many temporary commercial "Pichai houses" built here. Mr. Lu Hai, an expert on Qingdao literature and history, believes that Pichaiyuan got its name because it was once a gathering place for people who sold firewood at the Dabaodao Village market. The so-called "Pichai" is not firewood, but wood.

In fact, there is a road in Pichaiyuan called Jiangning Road. This road was built in 1902 after Germany occupied Qingdao. It is shaped like a "human", with Zhongshan Road connected to the east end, Beijing Road to the north, and Hebei Road to the west.

Since the mid-1920s, Jiangning Road became a pedestrian street, so the entire Jiangning Road was called Pichaiyuan. There are more than 20 courtyards on Jiangning Road. The entire street and several courtyards are areas where commerce, catering, and entertainment are concentrated. For example, the Laodong'an Market in Beijing is a centralized place for shopping for Qingdao people.

As for the origin of the name Pichaiyuan, some people say that this place was originally a "Pichai Market", where everyone sold Pichai. Some people say that in addition to using the chopped firewood for citizens to burn fires and cook, they also supply the Dayaogou kiln for firing bricks and tiles, etc.

In Liu Jun's collection of poems "Qingdao Baiyin", we saw this annotation: "Pichai Courtyard is near Zhongshan Road, the most bustling area. All the houses in the courtyard are made of wood, hence the name.

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The nobles looked down upon it, but the rent was light and cheap, and the poor were able to move around." This means that Pichaiyuan got its name from the many temporary commercial "Pichai houses" built inside.

These "wood-chopping houses" are well-known to some old Qingdao people. Most of them are broken-down houses built randomly, which are low and damp. The main street of Jiangning Road is mostly filled with pubs and restaurants. In addition to Yuan Hui Tang, Li Jia Dumpling House, and Zhang Jia Tan Zi Rou, most of them are small inconspicuous restaurants, candy shops, bookstores, and amusement parks.

North Street sells cooked meats, including Texas Braised Chicken, Fushan Roast Chicken, Southern Tripe, Sauce Liver, etc. In terms of snacks, the pot cakes, steamed buns, wontons and tofu puffs here are the most famous and the most popular.

When citizens come to Pichaiyuan, they buy and eat at the same time, and eat while shopping. No. 10 Jiangning Road is like an entertainment compound. There is a cinema called Da Guangming, and there are several teahouses such as Yong'an and ***Le.

The "Magic King" Wang Dingchen, nicknamed "Idiot Wang", has performed here. Xin Fengxia even came to help "Idiot Wang" on her own when she was free from performances in Xidasen. There are also cross talk actor Ma Sanli, storytelling actor Ge Zhaohong, Shandong Kuaishu actor Gao Yuanjun, folk art family Liu Taiqing, etc., who have also practiced stalls here.

Pichaiyuan is famous for its liveliness, and many small merchants traveling from north to south often stay here in order to enjoy the "pier culture" here. (Transfer) I was still very young when Pichaiyuan was in its glory days. I only visited Pichaiyuan once in my memory. At that time, it was really a decent thing to go there for a meal. Later, when I got older and had the ability to go there, I didn’t miss it anymore. .

4. Thoughts after reading "The Bookstore in Pichaiyuan" by Mr. Wu Xianfeng: Urgent

In the late 1990s, Pichaiyuan was already in decline. Many people go to Pichaiyuan through the entrance on Zhongshan Road. The reporter went to Pichaiyuan for dinner for the first time in 1999 and passed through the doorway. This doorway hides the history of Pichaiyuan and witnesses its glory and decline.

In 1999, the entrance to Pichaiyuan was home to vendors who repaired clocks and electronic keys. In my memory, there was also a small shop that did typing and photocopying, and business cards were printed there. According to Mr. Wu Xianfeng's "The Bookstore in Pichaiyuan", from the early 1950s to before the "Cultural Revolution", "On the left side of the doorway, there were several small stalls carving seals and repairing pens. More importantly, on the right side, there were There is a bookstore on the side. "This bookstore is actually a bookstall with a wide range of categories, including literary and historical classics, novels, essays, children's literature, foreign literature, and popular science books. Most of these books were published before the founding of the People's Republic of China, and you can also find works by Lu Xun, Lao She, Ba Jin and other writers published before the founding of the People's Republic of China. Such a small bookstall brought a cultural atmosphere to Pichaiyuan. Mr. Wu Xianfeng described it in his pen: "The shouting and drinking in Pichaiyuan stopped abruptly, and was replaced by bursts of rustling pages; frying and frying. The smell suddenly disappeared, replaced by the aroma of books."

On the side of Zhongshan Road in Pichaiyuan, there are second-hand bookstores and stationery stores. The Universal Stationery Store on Zhongshan Road is the most famous. A popular nursery rhyme in Qingdao at that time sang: "One, two, one, go to the street, buy schoolbags, buy pencils, and get the first place in the school exam." The street refers to Zhongshan Road including Pichaiyuan, and you must go to "Global Stationery" to buy stationery. Global Stationery Store continues in the memories of generations of Qingdao people.

Zhongshan Road is the commercial street of old Qingdao. There used to be several bookstores, which brought the aroma of books to Zhongshan Road. Times have evolved to this day, and bookstores have disappeared. The trace of elegance and tranquility of the past has disappeared, which makes people sigh.

Only this 5. Historical story of Qingdao Shinan

Zhongshan Road, the famous central commercial street of Qingdao, runs from north to south, winding up and down like a historical stream. It has been flowing in the hearts of old Qingdao people for hundreds of years.

Paying attention to today’s prosperous and clean commercial street, looking back at Zhongshan Road over the past century, it is amazing to see the tremendous changes. At the beginning of the century, there were only one or two small villages along Zhongshan Road. Qingdao was opened as Feiduoli Street, which started from Qianhai Zhanqiao in the south and ended in Dayaogou in the north. In the 20s and 30s, things changed a lot, and the name was changed three times to Jingdao. Dingding, Shandong Town, Shandong Road.

After China took back Qingdao, Zhongshan Road was officially named Zhongshan Road in 1929 in memory of Dr. Sun Yat-sen, and the first (Huiquan) Park was named Zhongshan Park. The name of Zhongshan Road is still used today.

The footprints of Zhongshan Road in the past fifty years are covered with the historical dust of the old era. After Germany occupied Qingdao, it once divided Zhongshan Road into two areas for Europeans and Chinese, with the Baoding intersection as the boundary (the boundary stone from that year is now in the Qingdao Mountain Fort Exhibition Hall). The southern area is the European residential area, and the northern area is the Chinese residential area. The road in the southern section is six meters wider than the northern section.

Due to the difference in residential areas, the commercial layout of Zhongshan Road has formed a pattern in which foreign companies and Chinese shops are located in the north and south. On the eve of the liberation of Qingdao, the shops on Zhongshan Road still had these old marks.

In the 1930s and 1940s, with the expansion of Qingdao's urban scale, Qingdao's central business district with Zhongshan Road as its axis had been formed. Banks, shops, restaurants and theaters were lined up on Zhongshan Road, including those near Zhongshan Road. Shops, restaurants and hotels abound on Henan Road, Tianjin Road, Beijing Road, Haibo Road and Weixian Road. This central business district is what generations of Qingdao people have affectionately called "the street." "Shopping in the street" was a fashionable pastime for Qingdao people back then.

In the fifty years of old China, Qingdao people "shopping" not only entertained themselves with consumption, but also used their consumption to create and support a society with simple patriotism. There are many time-honored Chinese business brands that still stand on Zhongshan Road, such as Fu Lu Shou, Chun He Lou, Hong Ren Tang, Sheng Xi Fu and the Qingdao Domestic Products Company with distinctive brand names. At that time, the word "domestic product" was so irritating in the hearts of Chinese people.

On June 2, 1949, Qingdao returned to the embrace of the people. The Zhongshan Road that had gone through fifty years of ups and downs had washed away the dirt of history, and became bright and bright, with all industries prospering.

In the more than ten years since the reform and opening up, modern commercial buildings have sprung up on Zhongshan Road, and the charm of time-honored brands still exists. People in Qingdao who are "shopping" are no longer satisfied with pulling a few feet of foreign cloth at "Qianxiangyi" and going to "Pichaiyuan" Instead of eating a bowl of noodles, go to a fashion store or KFC.

Foreign meat is no longer just for foreigners. At night, facing the gentle sea breeze, looking at Zhongshan Road today, the neon lights of the "lighting project" have turned Zhongshan Road into a bright and colorful stream.

The Story of Qingdao Old Street 98 Weihai Road, Taitung Town, from Taitung all the way to Taitung 8th Road, forming a rectangular "kou", Weihai Road from Dengzhou Road to Haibo Bridge It passes through Taitung Town in the middle, thus forming a "中" character. In the early days of Qingdao, most of the factories in Qingdao had Japanese capital, mainly around Liaoning Road and the Sifang area. Most of the workers lived in Taitung Town. Weihai Road was the main road leading to the two industrial zones in Taitung Town.

In Liu Shaowen's "Hundred Odes of Qingdao", he twice eulogized the life of workers in this area. Chuibian asked about the factories one by one, and the east town meandered to Sicang.

Thirty thousand brothers shed tears together, working hard for whom every year. "From Taitung Town to all directions, there are factories clustered there, and the rate is Japanese.

There are 20,000 to 30,000 workers, working hard all year round, with little income, but they hate spending money every year to buy wedding clothes for others. Ye." She has a tall bun and slender feet, and she feels uncomfortable wandering down the long street.

This is a high-rise building facing the main road, where the dream of a mandarin duck is in full swing. "...Women rely on factories, some of which are more than ten miles away. They will improvise in the middle of the night and stagger there. When they arrive, they will stand in front of the door or sit and lie under a tree. It is not yet bright! It is hard to become good!" Qingdao uses textiles There are many factories, and 80% of the workers in textile factories are female workers. In the past, female workers with children were not accepted, so Qingdao people call female workers "factory queens". They work 12 hours a day, and with the round trip, they are very tiring. So the housework is done by the parents.

Many "factory ladies" walk along Weihai Road. In winter, their heads are wrapped in long cloths and they hold lunch boxes. They are in groups, chatting and laughing, and enjoying themselves in hardship. This is a street scene on Weihai Road. From Changchun Road to Haibo Bridge, there are more than a dozen wood factories on both sides of Weihai Road. Since it is a wood factory, the yard fences are made of scrap wood. There are many logs and timber piled in the yard and on the sidewalk.

In the past, wood was manually cut and the road was pulled up and down. This was very hard work, but it was dominated by male workers. The southern section of Weihai Road is equivalent to Zhongshan Road in Taitung District, and major departments once had branches on Weihai Road.

For example, the Bank of China has its Taitung office on Zhongshan Road and its Taitung office is on Weihai Road; the Wuhua Golden Store’s main store is on Zhongshan Road and its branch is on Weihai Road… After liberation, the Xinhua Bookstore’s main store was on Zhongshan Road and its branch was in Weihai. road. The original Taitung Police Station is also on Weihai Road.

There used to be a civilian market in the middle section of Weihai Road, also called the Mainland Market. There were several small streets and alleys, and artists performed Shandong Qinshu and Maoqiang. There is an emerging market not far from the civilian market. There are more than 70 shops that have been operating for many years, including secondhand goods, dealers, and handicraft products.

Although "Xinhuali" on Weihai Road is also called "Li", it is different from the ordinary "Li". It is actually equivalent to the civilian courtyard in Xizhen. It is a large courtyard with mainly bungalows. It is completely different from the pattern of "li". There are small shops in Xinhua Lane, and there is also a storytelling center, where the city's outstanding storytelling actor Wang Baoheng and others are talking about "manzihuo" - long books, such as "Three Heroes of Swords", "Da Ba Yi", etc., every day. There is a big "button" at the end of the night - suspense, which attracts the audience to come back the next day.

In the late period of the Anti-Japanese War, the Japanese and puppet troops were defeated one after another, and the vast areas of Shandong became anti-Japanese base areas or anti-Japanese guerrilla zones. The war broke out near Qingdao. The Qingdao authorities were very panicked. From Zhenjiang Road to No. 5 along Changchun Road The fort built a line of defense and blocked most of the intersections. A "clamp gate" was set up at the intersection of Weihai Road and Changchun Road. There were puppet troops standing guard. When they saw the so-called "suspects", they came forward to search them. Some puppet troops took the opportunity to extort money. At night, the gate is closed to prevent people from passing through.

After liberation, Weihai Road was widened and a pedestrian bridge was built. All the old houses on both sides of the road were demolished and new buildings were built. Later, a modern building was built at the intersection of Weihai Road and Taitung 1st Road. square. After Qingdao's zoning adjustment, Taitung District was deregistered and merged into Shibei District, and Shibei District proposed "Business Development".

6. History Essay Collection, History Around You

Zhi Ge - It is also said that the warriors of the Three Kingdoms find it difficult to believe that the quiet Chinese civilization of Yonghe would be willing to exile such a bloody period of the Three Kingdoms, allowing it to shine uniquely in the world. Qing History connects the other ends of two very different unified dynasties.

Yes, there is no need to doubt the tragedy and cruelty of the Three Kingdoms. After all, this is not the peaceful and unified Han Dynasty. There are no mountains of gold, stone, and jade that weave a great dream for the emperor. Nor is this the Western Jin Dynasty that has just come to unification. There are no beautiful silk and bamboo orchestras to hum a breather for the clan. ditty.

Thus, the Three Kingdoms - there were beacon fires that stretched for thousands of miles, the smoke from the military camps day and night, the dust stirred up by the war horses on the road of conquest - and the warriors of the Three Kingdoms. Aren’t the generals of the Three Kingdoms recognized as warriors? Perhaps it is the young Jinfan who "carryes a bag and a bell, and gathers together to follow each other"; perhaps it is Cao Wei Dongliang who likes to "hunt with bows and horses, but does not practice self-examination"; or perhaps it is Zhongyong who talks with the princes about "the troubles in the world"... The whole meaning of a military commander seems to be the blood and blood and sweat on the battlefield. It is the taste of the violent collision of iron and blood. It is as fierce and domineering as a burning knife. If you take it, you will drink it up in one gulp. After drinking it, it will go straight to your throat. , leaving no room for others.

Walking through the dust all the way, the stories of warriors passing by like a screen, the smoke and fire, seem to be tempering the spirit of the generals of the Three Kingdoms. The sharp blades of the Three Kingdoms are not ordinary things used for cutting meat and melons. , but a silver sword that has been tempered with fire. If it is not unsheathed, it will be stained with the blood of the enemy! The warriors of the Three Kingdoms seem destined to be so heroic and domineering! There are so many jokes in ancient and modern times, so let’s ask, why is the story of the Three Kingdoms so wonderful, and why is the image of the warriors of the Three Kingdoms so deeply rooted in the hearts of the people? Some people laughed and said, there is no reason, if there is, isn't it just that bloody thing! However, can a three-point overlapping masterpiece be supported by just one lone act of bravery? With just a burst of blood, Chibi Fire can dye thousands of years of dreams red in troubled times? Just a wild hiss, and it can be recited for thousands of years as the sun and stars alternate? Just a long sword can turn the tide from falling, can it support the bronze bird that is about to fall? Is innocent violence like Li Kui the soul of the warriors of the Three Kingdoms? ——Has the connotation of the Three Kingdoms been underestimated in the passionate fighting of the audience? Looking back on old travels, the mountains are countless. Standing in today's time and looking at the other side of two thousand years of history, it is not difficult to find the subtle persistence hidden under the fighting of the warriors of the Three Kingdoms.

Every drop of hunger cry is the hatred and hatred in the warrior's banner; every cry of the broken dragon is the chivalrous tenderness in the sword flower of the warrior; every wisp of smoke from the common people's cooking is the pursuit of the warrior's war horse. The end point; every oath to stabilize the world is deeply engraved in the soul of the warrior. As the rivers go eastward, all the waves are washed away. Even the wars have not polished away the benevolence and etiquette in the bones of the warriors of the Three Kingdoms, and the feelings of family and country. Instead, they have been deeply excavated in the troubled times when human life is at stake - Zhou Yu's measure, Liu Bei His benevolence and righteousness, Li Dian's general attitude, Cao Cao's grand plan... everything is like a silent cry.

After ten years of life and death, the blood of the warriors of the Three Kingdoms should not be spicy liquor, but old mellow wine. Wherever it flows, even the monarchs and counselors of the Three Kingdoms will take some of it with them. Long-lasting but without losing the warm staying power! Or perhaps, "martial arts" should not be a narrow concept, and it would be superficial to just define it as a person who uses swords and shadows on the battlefield. A warrior should also have a broad connotation, so that he can cover the entire long scroll of the Three Kingdoms.

From this point of view, are the monarchs and counselors of the Three Kingdoms not warriors of the Three Kingdoms? Their blood is flowing with lava, and there is no fear or cowardice. Sometimes just an order or a plan can make thousands of troops make a pilgrimage, moving like a torrent - tenacious, passionate, and even a little tragic. Whether it's holding the emperor in arms to command the princes; whether it's conquering Jingzhou to conquer the world; whether it's externally joining Ma Chao and internally conquering Jiangnan... Even the actions of the two Yuan Gongsun, don't they also bring with them a tragic feeling of family, country and the world? Is this the warrior’s own belief and persistence? They are not war machines, but pilgrims, with an almost crazy sense of mission, and the holy road to the sky is the road to unity.

The warriors of the Three Kingdoms who vowed to wipe out the Xiongnu regardless of their own safety and promote the unification of the world are clearly the souls of the pilgrims who "reward the heaven and live in peace and safety"! Fighting is about not fighting, and dividing is about not dividing! The three-quarter separation is just a wisp of smoke from the hometown; holding the power in hand can bring peace to the generations to come! The warriors of the Three Kingdoms are a group of passionate heroes, a generation of resolute innocents, some brave men who are not afraid of life and death, and even more obsessive believers! The demeanor of a great warrior can perhaps be fully expressed in Cao Mengde's words: Suppose there is no one in the world alone, I don't know how many people will be called emperors and how many people will be called kings. The flowers fell helplessly. After all, history cannot be perfect. Who can bear to look directly at the tragic sacrifices of dynastic wars? The flesh and blood under the iron hoofs was crying quietly, and the broken body under the sword light was mourning silently.

Hundreds of years of war and war have burned down the people's livelihood for generations. On the devastated battlefield, the warriors kill to stop killing. What is reflected in the snowy front is clearly the helplessness of living in troubled times. The good times are like a dream, the beauty is gone, the clouds and smoke in the front are bright, and the war is flashy.

But after a thousand years, isn’t the story of the warriors of the Three Kingdoms still alive? Looking through the annals of history, who can say the long-cherished wish of Duke Zhou? Who spread the reputation of reviving the Han Dynasty? Who wants to pacify Jiangnan? Who will act in the unification of three parts? Thousands of years later, after all the dust and sand, their backs have become even more majestic! The past has passed, but the story of the Three Kingdoms will be remembered in history; the heroes have passed away, but the martial arts spirits of the warriors are still fresh. The yellow sand may have buried the golden halberd and the long sword, but in the troubled times of the Three Kingdoms, the warriors of the Three Kingdoms, and the iron-like souls of the warriors, have existed forever and have never changed.

Several peaks stand silently against the setting sun. Thousands of years have passed, and only the cry of history is left echoing in the wind. Or perhaps, the soul of the troubled times, the soul of the Three Kingdoms in the troubled times, and even the soul of the warriors of the Three Kingdoms lies in "martial arts" One word? And if you carefully appreciate the shape of the word "武", you will be surprised to realize that there are only a few strokes of the word "武", so how can it not be the epitome of the beliefs of the warriors of the Three Kingdoms? ——If the first stroke of the character 武, which is as arrogant as a sharp weapon from its sheath, is retracted to the waist, it is not difficult to find that the deep meaning of "武" is only "stop" and "fight".