Ayamura Kenshin is a character in the manga, The Great Sword King Wu and Huang Feihong are martial arts celebrities in the late Qing Dynasty, according to the time calculation they are all of the same generation (according to the setting, Ayamura Kenshin was born in 1849, 5 years younger than Wang Wu, 7 years older than Huang Feihong), if they meet, what kind of encounter will they have?
The first thing to state is that this article does not play Guan Gong Zhan Qin Qiong, the Ayamura Sword Heart in the article is only a code name, referring to the Japanese swordplay masters who participated in some major events in that era, and talking about the encounters of the samurai under that big era, so the original party members please retreat. The story of the five great sword kings is also a matter of opinion, and the combat effectiveness is also very mysterious, so this article will not set the force value for the elders, only let them communicate with the Japanese swordsmanship masters.
Gossip aside, if the Ayamura Kenshin meets Huang Feihong, perhaps the two of them will have a friendly exchange on how to sell art to make money. The Ayamura swordsmans contributed to the Restoration Movement with their swordsmanship, and the restoration faction leaders Sakamoto Ryoma and Takasugi Shinsaku also learned swordsmanship such as HokushinIchi Sword Stream and No Nian Stream, but after the Restoration Faction came to power, they turned their faces and did not recognize it, and their attitude towards Japanese swordsmanship was like a scumbag. The great figures of the Meiji government believed that the times had changed, and not only did they forbid all people to carry knives, but they also threw all the people practicing traditional swordsmanship in Kyoto and other places into prison, causing vicious incidents such as the suicide of swordsmen of the Tsuda Kazuyuki (Saito Ichi of the new selection group was a famous swordsman of this genre), and before the outbreak of the Southwest War, the Japanese sword masters were very miserable. As a disciple of the sword saint Tani Seiichiro at the end of the shogunate, Yukihara Ishiyoshi is also very knowledgeable about current affairs, selling art at street stalls, and Huang Feihong are both connoisseurs of art.
Therefore, if the Ayamura swordsmen had run to China around 1870, they would have met Huang Feihong, who was selling art on the street, and they would communicate on the issue of selling art (Huang Feihong had his own martial arts hall in 1872). Before the Great Japanese Martial Arts Association in 1895 to support the major Japanese sword art schools, the inheritance of Japanese sword art schools also relied on various marketing, which was also the survival needs of the samurai, "make money, business, not shabby."
If the Ayamura Kenshin encounters the Great Sword King Five, then it is possible that they may also discuss the use and maintenance of revolvers. In fact, the assassination of the Restoration Movement has long used muskets, the famous Sakurada Gate Rebellion 18 nominal Ronin assassinated Ii Naohiro when he used a cottage version of the Colt 1851 revolver, Ronin Kurosawa Tadasaburo continued to shoot with a revolver, causing the main lord I naobi to be shot in the waist and thighs and lose his combat effectiveness.
In fact, the dart bureau industry in which Wang Wu is engaged in also widely used muskets, which are weapons widely used at the beginning of the birth of the dart bureau. China's first dart bureau appeared during the Qianlong period, during which the dart bureau used muskets to play a fold, and The Shanxi envoy Yan Ruilong specifically mentioned the Qianlong Emperor, saying that the dart masters of the dart bureau were armed with birds and bows and arrows, and along the way there were evil deeds such as "letting mules trample on the field and grass", "buying food by force, and short-priced silver". Because the dart board got the arquebusier through the relationship, they often used muskets to scare people on trade routes such as Mongolia. The dart bureau also pays attention to the inheritance of kung fu, that is because it is necessary to restrain force when walking darts and nursing homes in the interior, but the big killer at the bottom of the dart bureau's pressure box is still a musket. The most famous incident in the Beijing jianghu in 1901 was that The stone Buddha Song Xipeng stole 2,000 taels of silver from the Huiyou Dart Bureau, which attracted the pursuit and killing of the Huiyou Dart Bureau, and the great showdown between the two sides was mainly based on pistol and gun battles. You don't have to say that the Huiyou Dart Bureau does not talk about martial arts, its founder Song Yanchao Song Laozi is from the Divine Machine Battalion, and playing with muskets is also an ancestral kung fu. In 1906, the Beijing Patrol Police Department let the dart bureau "confess" itself, and the 13 dart bureaus said that they had more than 20 kinds of 134 long guns and short guns, which was actually not accurate. The Gaojia Dart Bureau in Beizhuo Prefecture is not as large as Wang Wu's Yuanshun Dart Bureau, but it also hides 20 smuggled U.S. Navy large revolvers. Wang Wu joined the Boxers, but that doesn't mean he won't play with guns, the Boxers are just poor and have few guns, and when they encounter bad-brained Cossacks, they will shoot like Dr. Jones.
Times have changed, and in the second half of the 19th century, when Ayamura Kenxin, Huang Feihong, and Wang Wu were active, the performance of individual weapons increased by more than ten times, and good kung fu masters had to be dragon sets on the historical stage. Unlike the fanatical militarism of the Japanese people, there are also some Japanese warriors who are willing to exchange and learn from China, so although this article is fictional, it is not unfounded.