It's 5.20, 5.21, look at love from another angle, and look at the famous duel scenes in those famous books...
The duel between Pierre VS Dorokhov was destined to be disparate in strength, but the illegitimate son of a rich family who had never been on the battlefield defeated the romantic officer. At the end of the whole play, Toweng arranged for Pierre, a prisoner of war, to be rescued by his rival, which is also a fateful stroke.
The duel between Andrei and Anatoli was finally realized in the field medical shed. One side committed suicide by the "spinning cannonball", while the other begged to take a last look at his lower limbs in the sound of sawing, and the duel ended with a handshake with two fatal blows on the stretcher...
Kutuzov VS Napoleon, of course not because of 5.20, this is another main line of "War and Peace". The only bloated and fat old man in the world who can stop Napoleon is really fascinating: white snow, scorched earth, hard walls and clear fields, using space to defeat time...
Similar duels in Chinese classics only serve the plot. Song Jiang, Lin Chong, Wu Song, Yang Xiong and others went through the duel and boarded the Liangshan stage involuntarily. Behind the duel of the Three Kingdoms, there are many conspiracies, Lu Bu VS Dong Zhuo, Cao Cao VS Zhang Xiu, and even the famous "Red Cliff" may be just a duel under the guise of "Er Qiao"...
There are probably few duels like this in Japan. If there is, it may be that Mitsuhide-chi went to Mino Beach to visit the fool, Nobunaga, and silently assisted the target of the duel until the world was armed. Or, the last Honneng Temple barbecue after many years can be regarded as an explanation for this duel!
"The World of Husband and Wife" and "Doctor Foster" contrast the duels between women in the East and the West. It doesn't matter whether revenge or letting go, the focus is on the clothes that Jin loves.
Of course, the duel on this subject must not fail to mention Pushkin VS Dantes, and finally, the sun of 38-year-old Russian poetry finally sank in 1837…
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