Who was suitable to read Old Ruins 'Travels?

Old Ruins 'Travels was a novel with the theme of adventure and martial arts. The author was the Ming Dynasty novelist Wu Chengen. The novel was written at the end of the 17th century and is a classic in the history of Chinese literature. Old Remnant's Travels mainly told the story of a paladin named Old Remnant who traveled around the world to explore and search for treasures in the early years of the Ming Dynasty. During his journey, he encountered many thrilling adventures and made many like-minded friends. From the perspective of Lao Can, the novel shows the social style and human weakness of the late feudal society in China. At the same time, it also probes into the philosophy of life such as chivalrous spirit and moral values. Lao Can's Travels was regarded as a great adventure novel in the history of Chinese literature. It not only had literary value, but also had high historical, cultural and geographical value. The novel was widely praised and influenced many literary works and artists of later generations.

Old Ruins 'Travels was a famous Chinese martial arts novel. It told the story of a swordsman named Old Ruins traveling in the Jianghu. There were many interesting plots and characters in Old Ruins 'Travels. The most famous one was his good friend Xiao Hong and their adventures in Jianghu. Which character or plot would you like to know about?

The author of Old Can's Travels was Liu E.

Liu E (E)(October 18, 1857-August 23, 1909) was a novelist at the end of the Qing Dynasty. The name of the book is Zhenyuan, originally named Meng Peng, the word Yuntuan, convention. Later, he changed his name to E, the word iron cloud, and the word convention, number old residual. It was signed 'Hongdu Hundred Refined Life'. Han, Jiangsu Dantu (now Zhenjiang City) people, residing in Shanyang (now Huai 'an District, Jiangsu). After sending Li Guangxin (Longchuan) of the Southern Sect, he advocated the Taigu theory of "education" as the outline, developing economic production, becoming rich before education, and raising the people as the foundation.

The author of Old Ruins 'Travels was the Ming Dynasty novelist Xu Xiake.

The author of Old Ruins 'Travels was the Ming Dynasty novelist, Feng Menglong.

The author of Old Ruins 'Travels was the Ming Dynasty writer Xu Xiake.

The sequel to Old Ruins 'Travels had not been officially published, so it was impossible to determine who the author was. However, according to the widespread spread and discussion of Old Ruins 'Travels on the Internet, some people thought that it was written by an independent author, Huang Zhongzhao, while others thought that it was a continuation by another author. However, no matter who the author was, Old Ruins 'Travels had a high literary value and influence, and was deeply loved by readers.

Old Ruins 'Travels was a famous wuxia novel that had yet to have a sequel. Although the author Jin Yong had passed away, the copyright of his martial arts novels was still held by major publishing houses and authors. They might release sequels or derivative works in the future. However, due to the high popularity and reputation of Old Ruins 'Travels among readers, the possibility of a sequel being released was relatively low. They had to wait for the decision and arrangement of the copyright holder.

The Travels of Lao Can was a novel written by Feng Menglong, a novelist of the Ming Dynasty. It told the story of a wandering scholar. The protagonist of the novel was a poet named Old Ruins. He traveled to many places, met all kinds of people, and experienced many thrilling stories. The novel used Old Ruins 'personal experiences as the main thread, interweaving some historical events and characters to show the scenery and culture of various parts of China. In the novel, Lao Can traveled to many places of interest such as West Lake, Huangshan, Yandang Mountain, Hengshan, etc. He met some historical figures such as Su Shi, Lu You, Li Bai, etc. He also learned some local history and culture. Through Lao Can's adventures, the novel reflected some contradictions and problems in the society at that time, such as official corruption, people's livelihood, etc. At the same time, it also showed Lao Can's sense of justice and indomitable spirit. The whole novel's plot is full of ups and downs, and the language is humorous. It is one of Feng Menglong's representative works and also a classic in the history of Chinese literature.