Author: Gao Yang
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Publish Date: 2004-04-01
Features: The wind blows cold over the Yi River, as the brave warrior departs and never returns. Accompanied by the sound of Gao Jianli's zhu (a traditional Chinese musical instrument), holding the head of Fan Wuxi, and carrying the sword personally forged by Xu Fu, Jing Ke embarked on the irreversible path of assassinating Qin. Yet, in the extraordinary mind of Jing Ke, the faint smile on the lips of the Yanguo Gong, who died for him in love, lingers.
Works by Gao Yang 3--Jing Ke
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