In 262 AD, the ruler Si Mazhao ordered Ji Kang to be executed. On the execution ground, 3,000 Thai and Thai students wrote to the court to pardon Ji Kang and worship him as a teacher, showing the society Ji Kang's academic status and personality charm, but this "unreasonable demand" will certainly not be accepted by those in power.

Ji Kang's thought at this moment is not that his radiant life is coming to an end, but that there is no successor to a wonderful music. He asked for a piano and played the final "Guangling San" on a high execution platform in front of thousands of people who came to see him off. The sonorous piano sound and mysterious tunes are overwhelming and float into everyone's heart. After the bomb was completed, Ji Kang took the lead and slaughtered it calmly at the age of 39.

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Qin Le first appeared in Guangling San in the late Eastern Han Dynasty. In Cai Yong's Cao Qin in the Eastern Han Dynasty, assassination became a folk story. In this story, Nie Zheng killed not Han Xiang, but Wang Han. Nie Zheng did not assassinate Yan Zhongzi, but avenged his father. It turned out that Nie Zheng's father was a sword-casting korean king who was killed because he failed to deliver the sword in time. So Nie Zheng became a posthumous child. When he grew up, Nie Zheng met a fairy in the mountains and learned the unique skill of guqin.

Nie Zheng also mastered vision, and no one knew himself. One day, Nie Zheng was playing drums in downtown. He said, "The audience will take a trip, but the horse won't listen." . Wang Han immediately summoned Nie Zheng and ordered Nie Zheng to play drums in public. At this time, Nie Zheng took out the sword hidden in the harp and assassinated korean king in one fell swoop to avenge his father. Later, it was not Nie Rong who fell on Nie Zheng and cried, but Nie Zheng's mother. This story was named "Nie Zheng Stabbed Hanwang" by Cai Yong.

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