Top 50 Chinese Novels - The Five

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Features: The content of this book: "New houses are not old, they must belong to the Imperial Household Department." The grandfather of that five worked as a high-ranking official in the Imperial Household Department, so when his father, the esteemed Fu Da, sold the house, the money from the sale was enough to cause quite a stir for a few years. Fu Da was granted the title of "Five Lü Kua Dao Attendant of the Qianqing Palace" at the tender age of seven. He was even too scared to watch a chicken get slaughtered, let alone carry a sword? The Xinhai Revolution fulfilled his destiny. Before he even reached the age to carry a sword, he overthrew the Qing Dynasty. When Fu Da had wealth, his gate was never short of refined guests. That's why he knew how to play with pigeons, ride horses, play billiards with Western-style equipment, and make kites. What's truly remarkable is his passion for Peking Opera and Kunqu Opera. He once performed for the Prince Taibei and collaborated with Pu Dongquan in the play "Zhu Lian Zhai." The famous qin player, Hu Da Tou, was a frequent guest at his home. He not only coached Fu Da in acting and voice training but also had the duty of cheering him on.