" Non-Attack " was a short story written by the Ming Dynasty novelist Wu Chengen. It described the difficulties and challenges encountered by a military man named Sun Wu in the process of leading the army to quell the Yellow Turban Uprising. This short story mainly narrated Sun Wu's legendary experience in quelling the Yellow Turban Uprising. As a general, he led the army eastward through many difficult battles and finally successfully quelled the Yellow Turban uprising. In the process, he encountered many difficulties and challenges, including the cunning of the enemy and the improvement of weapons. Through his wisdom and courage, he successfully met these challenges and eventually became the hero who put down the Yellow Turban Uprising. " Non-Offense " mainly told the story of how a general used his wisdom and courage to win in a war. It showed the cruelty and complexity of ancient Chinese wars and also reflected people's pursuit of justice and peace.
" Childhoods " was the recollection of Russia's Nikolayevich Kaganovich Potter. Chapters 9 and 10 described the childhood experiences of the protagonist, Kaganova. Chapter 9 mainly described the emotional entanglement between Kaganova and her father. In this part, Kaganova recalled the time when she often played with her father when she was young, and also revealed the limitations and shortcomings of her father in certain aspects. Chapter 10 recounts Kaganova's childhood in the countryside. In this part, Kaganova described her experiences of playing, learning, and exploring with her friends, as well as her love for nature and folk culture. At the same time, Kaganova also expressed her longing for her father and revealed her growth and transformation in certain aspects. It is important to note that these plots and characters are fictional parts of 'Childhood', and should not be regarded as real situations in the real world.
Crusoe was an adventure novel written by Defoe in 1719. It told the story of the protagonist, Crusoe, who was stranded on a deserted island for 28 years during a voyage. The following is the main content of Crusoe 1 - 6: Set sail Crusoe was a British merchant. He encountered a shipwreck on a voyage. All the crew on the ship were killed. He was forced to drift to a deserted island. Loneliness Crusoe spent his first year on a deserted island and found himself alone with only a parrot and a coconut tree. He survived by planting coconuts, fishing, and making clothes. Food Crusoe found many strange foods on the island, such as fish, birds, plants, and microorganisms. He began to make his own food and learned farming and hunting skills to obtain more food. Nature Crusoe began to get along with the natural environment of the island. He discovered some natural phenomena such as weather, tides, sunrise and sunset. He used these natural phenomena to make tools and build residences. Experiment Crusoe began experimenting with things like gunpowder and glass to improve his survival skills. He also tried to plant crops and trees to get enough food and water. Despair After spending three years on a deserted island, Crusoe realized that he could not survive and that no one else could help him. He began to despair but still tried to stay alive.
Yes, there are many. For example, there could be a story about a dragon tribe's adventure to find a magical treasure. They face various challenges like navigating through a dangerous maze or battling fierce mythical beasts. This kind of story focuses on the courage and unity of the dragon tribe members.
There are also fictional stories where a boy crossdresses for a noble cause. Like in a story where a boy has to disguise as a girl to infiltrate an all - female place to rescue someone. These types of stories focus on adventure, heroism and friendship rather than any sexual matters.
Sure. There are ghost stories focused on the mystery aspect. Such as a ghost that appears at a particular time every year in an old castle. People try to figure out its origin and why it's there. These stories are more about the enigma and the historical context rather than any improper content.
The main content of chapter 1617 of the original Journey to the West was: In chapter 16, Sun Wukong and Princess Iron Fan had a fierce battle. In this battle, Sun Wukong used his Ruyi Jingu Staff to fight Princess Iron Fan. Sun Wukong used the wind to blow away Princess Iron Fan's fan and then used the Jingu Staff to knock Princess Iron Fan to the ground. In chapter 17, Sun Wukong went to the Flaming Mountain to look for the banana fan. After a series of twists and turns, he finally found the banana fan and started an intense battle with the Bull Demon King and the others on the Flaming Mountain. In this battle, Sun Wukong used his Fiery Golden Eyes to discover the Bull Demon King's weakness and finally defeated him. The above is the main content of the original Journey to the West chapter 1617.
Journey to the West was one of the four famous novels in ancient China. The author was Wu Chengen, a novelist of the Ming Dynasty. The novel mainly tells the story of Sun Wukong, Zhu Bajie, Monk Sand, and Tang Sanzang (also known as the "Journey to the West"), who went to India to retrieve Buddhist scriptures. The content of chapters 90 to 100 is summarized as follows: Chapter 90: Sun Wukong obtains the Jingu Staff. Tang Sanzang accepts the instructions of Buddha and the four of them go to the Flaming Mountain to make fire. In the Flaming Mountain, Sun Wukong, the Bull Demon King, and the Iron Fan Princess had a fierce battle and finally obtained the Jingu Staff. Sanzang and the others continued to move forward and met Monk Sha's ex-wife, Bai Jingjing. In order to get Bai Jingjing's necklace, Sun Wukong and Zhu Bajie started a fierce battle. In the end, Tang Sanzang obtained Bai Jingjing's necklace and successfully led Sun Wukong and the others to India. Chapter 91 to 6: Sun Wukong and the others encountered various challenges in India, including the attack on the Indian gods, the robbery of the temple, and the love of the Indian princess. In the sixth chapter, Sun Wukong married the Indian princess, but the two of them had a disagreement because of the language barrier. Chapter 9, Chapter 7 to Chapter 10: Sun Wukong and the others continued to move forward and came to a monster territory called "Coiled Silk Cave". Here, they met the princess of the Coiled Silk Cave and the demon couple. After a fierce battle, Sun Wukong successfully defeated the demon couple, but the princess of the Coiled Silk Cave fell in love with Sun Wukong. Chapter Nine, 11 to 13: Sun Wukong and company came to the Great Snow Mountain and met Red Boy. Red Boy was the son of the Bull Demon King, but he was not as evil as his father. Instead, he was devoted to Buddha. With Red Boy's help, Sun Wukong and company made it through the difficult journey to the snowy mountain. Chapter 14 to 17: Sun Wukong and the others came to the "Flaming Mountain" and once again launched an intense battle with Princess Iron Fan. In the end, Sun Wukong used magic to turn Princess Iron Fan into a mortal and successfully obtained her fan. Chapter 9:18 to 20: Sun Wukong and the others came to the "White Bone Demon Territory" and started a fierce battle with the White Bone Demon. In the end, Sun Wukong successfully defeated the White Bone Demon and saved Tang Sanzang. Chapter 9:21 to 24: Sun Wukong and the others came to the "Heavenly Palace" and started a fierce battle with the heavenly soldiers. In the end, Sun Wukong successfully defeated the heavenly soldiers and generals and obtained the Jade Emperor's treasure, the Sea Calming Divine Treasure. Chapter 25 to 28: Sun Wukong and the others returned to China to meet up with Tang Sanzang and the others. On the way back to China, they encountered many difficulties and challenges, but in the end, they successfully retrieved the scriptures. The above is a summary of the main content of the 90th to 100th chapters of Journey to the West.
The main content of chapters 16 and 17 of the original Journey to the West is: Sun Wukong led the Tang Monk, Zhu Bajie and Monk Sand to the Western Heaven to obtain the scriptures. During the journey, they encountered many obstacles and dangers, but they finally overcame the difficulties with their own wisdom and strength to obtain the scriptures. Chapter 16," Sun Wukong's Three Tripitaka Scriptures ", mainly told the story of Sun Wukong, Tang Sanzang, and the others encountering the monster White Bone Demon outside Chang 'an City. In order to save Tang Sanzang, Sun Wukong had a fierce battle with the White Bone Demon and finally discovered the true identity of the White Bone Demon-the King of the Kingdom of Women. With the help of Sun Wukong, Tang Sanzang finally understood the true meaning of love and got together with the king of the Kingdom of Women. Chapter 17,"Pigsy Havoc in the Sky," mainly told the story of Pigsy causing trouble in the Heavenly Court. Zhu Bajie was captured by the heavenly soldiers and generals because he caused trouble, but in the end, Sun Wukong stepped forward to help Zhu Bajie escape the pursuit of the heavenly soldiers. In the process of escaping, Zhu Bajie and Sun Wukong had a wonderful dialogue, explaining their views on humans and monsters, and finally became Sun Wukong's good friends.
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The 30th to 40th chapters of Water Margins told the story of Liangshanpo where heroes gathered together and Song Jiang and others accepted amnesty and were sent to other places to be officials, while Liangshanpo was oppressed by the government. In this time, Song Jiang and the others learned that the government wanted to capture Liang Shanbo, so Song Jiang led the heroes of Liang Shanbo to flee to Liao and met the Golden Gunner Xu Ning. Xu Ning was one of the heroes of Liangshan Lake and one of the important figures in the struggle between Liangshan Lake and the government. In this round, Xu Ning and Song Jiang launched a fierce battle and finally defeated the government's army to protect the heroes of Liangshan Lake. In addition, this chapter also described the process of the heroes of Liangshan Lake accepting amnesty. Song Jiang and the others started a debate about the amnesty in Liangshan Lake and finally convinced everyone to accept it. After the amnesty, the heroes of Liangshan Lake were sent to other places to become officials and began their new lives. This time, it was an important chapter in Water Margins, showing the bravery and strength of the heroes in Liangshan Lake in the face of oppression and their lives after accepting amnesty.