Isn't Zuo Mengxiong the master of Ming Yinglie Changmao?

Changmao's strength is infinite. All the teachers were angry and ran away after a few days. Because he didn't like studying, all the teachers were beaten and ran away. His mother and uncle were so anxious that they sent out an invitation. Zuo Mengxiong passed by and accepted Changmao as a disciple. Changmao hasn't studied for months.

Later, when he had had enough fun, he came to the teacher. Zuo Mengxiong gave him a book about martial arts. Changmao was very happy and asked the teacher to teach him. If he doesn't know words, he will learn them. If he doesn't understand something, he will ask. After studying for five years, the teacher gave him a pair of Yu Wang turtles and golden dragon claws with five claws on their backs, and said goodbye with tears.

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Although Changmao's achievements in history are far less than his father Chang Yuchun's, the ballad Ming Ying Lie speaks highly of Changmao, even surpassing his father's achievements. Description in the book: "Chang Mao, claiming to be Mao, son of Chang Yuchun. Ambassador Guan (that is, the weapon of Taibao Li Cunxiao in the late Tang Dynasty, Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms period-editor's note).

The first member of the founding of the Ming Dynasty was brave and good at fighting. He is known as an invincible general, with men and women and almost no opponents. Even if he meets a few evenly matched men, he will bring bad things to his stomach. He followed Zhu Yuanzhang for many years and achieved remarkable results. After reunification, he was named King Yong 'an of Xiaoyi.

Ming Yinglie is a novel with a long historical tradition (Xu Wenzhen sorted it into Zhu Yuanzhang Biography according to Duan Shaofang's performance), which belongs to a history book with robes and words.

Dan Tianfang's Ming Yinglie is a family heirloom and also a masterpiece of Dan Tianfang. Different from what other storytellers say, a single book is pinched off at both ends, and only the essence in the middle is talked about, making the whole book more compact. After finishing the text, it is mainly divided into four episodes: Wuchang, Xiangyang, Chuzhou and Dingnan, and the sequel is Daming Yinglie.

This series of books is based on the folk stories of the Ming Dynasty. At the end of Yuan Dynasty, Shundi lost power and influence, and Zhu Yuanzhang led an uprising to overthrow the rule of Yuan Dynasty and establish the regime of Ming Dynasty. Some of these short stories are still circulating among the people.

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