Ronin, a samurai without a master.
His swordsmanship is superb, he is always smiling, and he apologizes to others when he wins, which is terrifying.
He also gambled on the results of his martial arts to help the poor, although this went against the spirit of martial arts.
His wife understood him: "It's not what he did that matters, but why he did it. Stupid people like you can't understand it." Draw the
sword, split the air, and withdraw the sword. When retracting the sword, he had a unique posture. A horizontal wipe seemed to pass through the tiger's mouth with the other hand, but he did not cut his own hand.
The scenery is very beautiful, dry landscape, courtyard, bridge.
He has always thought about the poor and has no domineering, so he is not reused, only a ronin, but his wife understands him very well and does not blame him for not having a car or a house.
This kind of subtle spirit cannot be photographed by Chinese people now.
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