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'Great Grandmaster' was a work by Zhuangzi. Its main idea was about the realm of the true person and the concept of Dao. Chuang Tzu believed that the changes of life and death of humans were one with nature. He advocated for a pure heart and quiet mind, leaving the body and mind, forgetting life and death, and following nature. This was the so-called Tao. The full text could be divided into nine parts. The first part described the virtual ideal of a "real person" who could achieve the "heaven" and "human" without distinction, achieving the realm of "no one" and "no self". The second part gradually turned from describing the "real person" to discussing "Tao". Only the "real person" could understand "Tao", and "Tao" was "non-action, formless" and eternal. The third part discussed the method and process of observing Dao. In general, the Great Grandmaster elaborated on Zhuangzi's understanding of the realm and Dao of Zhenren.

Grandmaster 6 was a novel written by She Congge and published by Guangdong Travel Press. This novel described Brahma, the most powerful warlock in the world, who had the ability to protect and change the rules of the world. The main character, Zhang Yuantian, had always coveted the position of Brahma, trying to change the rules of the world. This novel was the sixth work in the 'Grandmaster' series.

Grandmaster was a movie directed by Zhang Haobo, with Bai Narisu, Liu Haoqun, Lei Yuqing, Zhao Qihang, and Gao Quanjun as the main actors. The movie told the story of the Japanese killer Chen Qingan defecting to the organization after learning that he was Chinese. He met the detective Xu Zhenfei and the martial arts master Li Shuchen while escaping from his fellow disciples. In the process of fighting against the killers, they received the help of a group of martial arts masters and decided to rise up and set foot on a different revolutionary path.

Based on the information provided, it could be concluded that Wu Zhu was more powerful than a martial grandmaster. Wu Zhu was described as a hidden great grandmaster with unfathomable martial arts strength. His combat power was far above that of a great grandmaster. He had precise algorithms, amazing speed, and endurance, as well as powerful laser eyes. Although there were some controversial points, according to the information provided, Wu Zhu's strength seemed to have surpassed that of a martial grandmaster.

There was a huge difference between a martial grandmaster and a ninth-grade. A martial arts master whose martial strength exceeded the ninth grade was the limit of a martial artist. A great grandmaster referred to an existence whose martial strength surpassed that of a ninth-level expert. He was the peak of a ninth-level expert. A martial grandmaster's strength could be compared to 100 Level Nine experts. Level Nine experts had almost no advantage in front of a martial grandmaster. According to the information provided, the difference in strength between a martial grandmaster and a rank-nine was very huge.

The difference between a Grandmaster and a Rank-9 was described as the difference between heaven and earth. The strength of a Grandmaster was considered to be at the level of strategic nuclear weapons, while Rank-9 was only at the level of missiles among conventional weapons. The appearance of Grandmasters made Rank-9 insignificant in front of them. The strength of a Grandmaster was almost the strongest in the entire world. It was very difficult for mortals to cross the natural moat between them. Before the appearance of the Grandmaster, the Level Nine masters were top-notch martial artists. However, after the appearance of the Grandmaster, they were just trash in front of the Grandmaster. Therefore, it could be said that the gap between a Grandmaster and a Rank-9 was huge. In the Qing Dynasty, although the strength of a ninth-level master was very strong, the gap between them and a grandmaster was very large. A grandmaster's strength was so strong that they could ignore the siege of ordinary martial forces and could even easily disrupt a country. A ninth-level master needed to break through the rank of true qi to become a grandmaster, and the strength of a grandmaster depended on one's own comprehension, which had nothing to do with sword techniques and other factors. In short, the gap between a Grandmaster and a Rank-9 was insurmountable.

The Grandmaster series was a work created by Snake Congge. According to the information provided, this series included Grandmaster 5: Light Shaking Battle and Grandmaster 7. These works told the story of the struggle between Fan Tian and Zhang Yuantian, as well as the story of a group of evil path descendants working together to set up an ancient array in order to stop Zhang Yuantian's conspiracy. The author of this series, She Congge, was considered to be underestimated and neglected in the literary world and society, but some people thought that this series would gain greater recognition in the future. Other than that, other information about the Grandmaster series, such as the ending and the characters in it, was not provided in the current search results.

Great Grandmasters referred to the four powerful characters in " Celebrating Years." They were the Northern Qi Imperial Advisor Ku He, Dongyi's Sigu Jian, the Qing Kingdom's Ye Liuyun, and the Qing Emperor hidden in the Palace. Among them, Ku He and Sigu Jian had become Great Grandmasters through the secret manuals Ye Qingmei had given them, while Ye Liuyun was the Qing Emperor's right-hand man. The Qing Emperor was the strongest of the four grandmasters. He cultivated Tyrannical zhenqi and became the ultimate boss. Although Hong Sixiang was regarded as one of the grandmasters in the drama, he was not a real grandmaster. Thus, according to the information provided, the Great Grandmasters were Ku He, Sigu Jian, Ye Liuyun, and the Qing Emperor.

There was a huge difference in strength between a rank-nine and a great grandmaster. A martial arts master whose martial strength exceeded the ninth grade was the limit of a martial artist. A great grandmaster referred to an existence whose martial strength surpassed that of a ninth-level expert. He was the peak of a ninth-level expert. A martial grandmaster's strength could be compared to 100 Level Nine experts. Level Nine experts were almost useless in front of a martial grandmaster. Before the appearance of the martial grandmaster, the ninth-level masters were top-notch martial artists. However, after the appearance of the martial grandmaster, they were just trash in front of the martial grandmaster. Therefore, it could be said that the gap between a Great Grandmaster and a Rank-9 was huge. To be specific, the strength of a Great Grandmaster could kill up to 30 Rank-9 experts without suffering any injuries. If a ninth-level expert wanted to leap to become a great grandmaster, he needed to possess a higher level of true qi.

Zhuangzi's sixth chapter,'Great Grandmaster', was one of Zhuangzi's seven articles. It mainly talked about how the Tao was our most original and most revered teacher. Chuang Tzu believed that Tao was the creator of all things in the world. At the same time, Dao was also the teacher of people's thoughts, actions, and lives. It was a role model for learning. Chuang Tzu emphasized that the relationship between Tao and human beings was one and the same. There was no difference between life and death. Therefore, he advocated a pure mind, leaving the form and wisdom, forgetting life and death, and following nature. This was Dao. Chuang Tzu believed that only real people could understand Tao. Zhenren did not bully the minority, did not bully others with his strength or success, and did not use schemes to do things. The Immortal did not think that living was a good thing and was happy, nor did he think that death was a bad thing and was troubled. True people come and go freely, not forgetting the origin of things, nor pursuing the end of things according to their own wishes. A true man is happy to get it, but he doesn't care about losing it. Chuang Tzu believed that only such a person could truly become one with the Dao. Zhuangzi's Great Grandmaster was an extension of Laozi's Dao thoughts, emphasizing that Dao was the master of all things in the world.