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Mo Xie, a senior general, is an ancient myth and legend of Han nationality, which originated from Liu Xiang's Biography of Martyrs and Biography of Filial Son in Han Dynasty. The most popular version is the story of Mo Xie, which is recorded in Strange Tales from a Lonely Studio.

Ganjiang, a native of the State of Wu in the Spring and Autumn Period, was the most famous blacksmith in Chu. His sword was very sharp. When the king of Chu knew it, he ordered the lieutenant to cast a sword for him. Later, he and his wife Mo Xie were ordered to cast two swords for the King of Chu, one as a general and the other as Mo Xie. Knowing that the king of Chu was grumpy, he entrusted his male sword to his wife and passed it on to his son before giving the female sword to the king of Chu. As a result, he was really killed by the king of Chu. When the son became an adult, he successfully fulfilled his father's last wish, killed the king of Chu and avenged his father.

This legend praised the swordsmen's superb skills and the sharpness of their swords, and highlighted the cruelty of rulers and the heroism of teenagers.