What does the legendary swordsman mean?

The legendary swordsman means to live a luxurious life in the Jianghu.

Pinyin: xià oà ojā ng hú.

The legendary swordsman is not an action, but a state of mind. A kind of seclusion, the elegance of Xie Lingyun, the idleness of Liu Ling and the broadmindedness of Su Shi. A kind of aloofness and arrogance that does not change the solar terms under the pressure of power, and a kind of strength that does not bend over for five buckets of rice in difficulties and hardships. The spirit is proud to laugh, and the heart is the rivers and lakes.

Extended data

The legendary swordsman is a martial arts novel written by Jin Yong, a modern writer in China. 1967, serialized in Ming Pao, 1969.

The novel tells the story of Ling Huchong, the great disciple of Huashan School, and reflects the course of various schools' struggle for power and profit. The novel does not set the background of the times, and "similar scenes can happen in any dynasty", which reflects the unique political struggle of China people and reveals the lament of the struggle, which has certain political significance.

The plot of the novel is ups and downs, full of twists and turns, and the characters are vivid and vivid.