In that turbulent world, there is such a group of people, they wave their swords to ask the sky, they use their fists to testify, they are the soul characters in "Sword Come" that makes our hearts surge. And tonight, I want to talk about those legends who shine in the sword light and are heroic in the style of boxing - some of them died young, some rose in adversity, and they used their faith and strength to write heroic hymns full of pride. First of all, Qi Jingchun must be mentioned, his gentlemanly bearing, like a spring breeze, is unforgettable. His death is a tragedy and a relief. At this moment, I still remember the description of him - as it should be. His death makes us lament, but it also makes us realize that it is precisely because he is Qi Jingchun that he died as a matter of course. His life symbolizes a kind of faith and an unswerving pursuit of serving the country and the people. However, when Qi Jingchun's heroic soul returns, the narrative perspective of the story shifts to another character with a very different style - Ah Liang. The appearance of Ah Liang is like a sudden storm, which completely attracts our attention. He seems to be giggling and out of tune, but he often makes key moves at critical moments.
It is this kind of Ah Liang that allows us to understand the true meaning of the protector. Ah Liang originally planned to escort Chen Ping'an and his party to Yefu Pass, but due to various changes, he had to say goodbye in advance. On the occasion of leaving, the words he left behind still echo in my ears today: "The freedom of every strong person should be bounded by the freedom of the weak!" These words, like a heavy hammer, hit our hearts. It not only reveals the demeanor of a truly strong man, but also reveals Ah Liang's profound spiritual world. Ah Liang's concept of freedom is so simple and heroic, and compared with the empty words that came later, it seems to have incomparable weight. Many people may wonder if he is really a reader. But when he says that, you don't hesitate to believe that he is not only a true powerhouse, but also a learned reader. Who is the strongest? Who can be the strongest? In this world, each of us wants to be strong. Although I don't know who originally said this sentence, it has become a belief that inspires countless people to move forward. Maybe Ah Liang said it, maybe it was left by Qi Jingchun, and even Cui Wei said it to Chen Ping'an at the top of the Great Wall of Sword Qi, and Chen Ping'an also responded when he was discussing in the Confucian Temple.
The so-called chivalrous people are such people for the country and the people. There are different reasons for becoming strong, some are to oppress the weak, and some are to protect the weak. In "Sword Come", why do the scene of the sword immortals on the Great Wall of Sword Qi dying generously move us so much? Why does the situation of the sword cultivators in Beiju Luzhou rushing to the Great Wall of Sword Qi make us feel extremely excited? Why do we have such complex emotions when we see Bai Ye fighting alone and guarding Fuyao Continent? These emotional fluctuations come from the definition of a strong person in our hearts - a truly strong person must not only have enough strength, but also have a broad mind. Such a strong person, their freedom has a boundary, their power has a direction, and their existence is meaningful. In their own way, they have written immortal legends for this world. Tonight, what I want to say is that whether it is a sword or a fist, in that chivalrous world, we all aspire to become truly strong, and we are all willing to make our own efforts for this world. Not for fame, not for profit, just for a clear conscience, only wish to be a great man, for the country and the people. In the flowery literary world, the image of chivalry shuttles through it and has become the longing of countless people.
The great man of chivalry is not only the golden iron horse, the sword light and sword shadow, but also the pride of righteousness and the sword world. The work "Sword Comes" once made waves in the literary world, hitting people's hearts every sentence and letting people see the true meaning of chivalry. However, time flies, and the original blood-boiling "Sword Comes" seems to be no longer there. It, like the once sharp sword, is now sluggish, even idle. The author remembers that there were two sentences: "Chivalry, the world is great, and righteousness comes first." "We all need this kind of hero, we all need to be this kind of hero. These two sentences, how shocking people's hearts at the beginning, how to make people aspire to become the tall pine, the blooming flower. But in the blink of an eye, the author heard some different voices. Some people say that "The Sword Comes" has lost its flavor and has become a stinking and long footwrap, becoming the so-called nonsense literature. Is this really the case? Could it be that "The Sword Comes," which once fascinated countless people, has been reduced to the point where no one cares? No, I don't think so. Perhaps, it has indeed changed in the eyes of some people, but for those readers who really know how to appreciate it, "Sword Comes" is still that philosophical and profound masterpiece.
Perhaps it is because people's expectations are so high, and the feeling of joy and righteousness at the beginning is difficult to reproduce now, which makes people feel disappointed. Or maybe it's because, as the story progresses, its pace slows down and it doesn't feel as engaging and dragging as it did at the beginning. Literature, like life, cannot be smooth sailing. It can have a climactic passion burning, or it can have a bland story development. "The Sword Comes" is no exception. Its transformation may be a thought that the author wants to convey: the road of chivalry is not smooth sailing, it needs to go through ups and downs, and it needs to be quenched into steel. As the saying goes: "We all need such heroes, we all need to be such heroes." "This is not only the desire for chivalry, but also the realization of life. No matter how "Sword Comes" changes, those ideas about chivalry are always so important and precious to people. Therefore, for those voices who think that "Sword Comes" has changed its taste, the author would like to say that perhaps you are just temporarily lost in the ocean of literature. You might as well settle down and re-look for the sentences that once touched your heart, and those episodes that once encouraged you to embark on the road of chivalry.
Perhaps, when you pick up the somewhat yellowed "Sword Comes" again and turn the familiar page, you will find that the shadow of the chivalrous is still floating between the pages, and it can still bring you strength and courage. Because no matter how the times change, the spirit of chivalry will never go out of style. As the chivalrous man said, the world is big, and righteousness comes first. This is a truth that will not change at any time. And we, both in books and in reality, should be like that. When we carry a scroll in our hands or walk with a sword in our hands, we should not forget that heart that is zealous for chivalry. It will guide us through the fog to the light, to the ideal state in our hearts. Chivalry is not only an identity, but also a belief and an attitude towards life. It tells us that no matter how difficult life is, we should stand up for what is right and stick to our hearts. The change in "Sword Comes" may just be a kind of growth and transformation for it. Like a chivalrous man, it will be more resilient and radiant after going through the wind and rain. Therefore, don't give up lightly, and don't easily say that "Sword Comes" has lost its flavor. It is like an old wine, and we need to savor it before we can understand its true meaning.
Let's continue to explore the world of that chivalry, and continue to move forward on the road full of thorns and stars.