Practicing business and practicing medicine

Generally speaking, traditional swordsmanship is divided into two categories: men's swordsmanship and women's swordsmanship. Their basic sword tactics, sword styles, sword intent and sword energy... are completely different things. On weekdays, in the small corners of the park, the Tai Chi sword and Qingping sword that people are familiar with are all women's sword styles.

In daily life, it is difficult for ordinary people to see authentic men's swordsmanship.

"Hua Ma 13 Swords", also known as "Hua Mo 13 Swords", "Mo" is a polyphonic character, and the ancient pronunciation was mostly read as (ma). It is a typical battle sword technique, which was first developed in the late Eastern Han Dynasty. It is suitable for small-scale surprise sword formations on the battlefield. It is said to have amazing lethality and often becomes a military breakthrough for one of the warring parties.

At the end of the Tang Dynasty, Li Keyong, Prince of Jin, Li Cunxu of Later Tang, and Zhu Wen of Later Liang were all famous swordsmen in this area. According to unofficial historical records, the personal guards used by these three were all masters of the "Hua Ma 13 Swords", and some of them were top masters of that era.

Li Jinglin, a modern martial arts master, is also said to be proficient in this sword technique.

"Huama Sword" originated from ancient battlefields. It is a heavy sword, usually weighing around 3 kilograms. When it is wielded, it naturally has a unique internal energy foundation. The specific moves also belong to the style of being simple yet clever, and grand and open.

The iron sword that Boss Nie handed to Bian Mu was quite heavy, weighing only about 3 kilograms at most. In order to increase the difficulty, she also hung a sword tassel on the head of the sword. Some people in the industry also call it "knot". The sword tassel is also a part of the sword body. It will increase the difficulty of practice during specific practice. If the technique, body movement, and eye aiming are relatively unfamiliar, it won't take long before the sword tassel will be tangled in a mess.

The "Huama Sword" is a heavy sword, and usually it does not have a sword tassel. Bian Mu made a temporary compromise, and the sword tassel followed the sword's intention very smoothly, interlocking in circles and completed in one go.

Boss Nie watched Bian Mu handle heavy objects with ease, and he didn't lose any of the sword spirit of "Huama Sword", but his sword movements were very smooth, graceful and elegant.

Boss Nie immediately concluded that Bian Mu must be the kind of smart person who can learn anything well.

"That's enough! I thought that you, being gentle and refined, might not be able to handle such a heavy weight. Unexpectedly, you can use your ingenuity everywhere and make light of heavy things. Come on! Add a little more weight and see." After calling a halt, Boss Nie took the iron sword from Bian Mu and took out two lead ingots from the suitcase. He used the professional ones to block the two diamond-shaped blocks on the sword tightly.

Taking the sword in his hand, Bian Mu felt that the sword immediately gained a lot of weight.

It was still the same set of "Huama 13 Swords". Bian Mu walked back and forth. This time, his wrists, upper arms, and lower back were obviously sore.

"No, no! I can't control it! If I go any further, the area below my right elbow is going to cramp. Oh! I've been staying in the clinic all day without seeing the sun, and I'm almost ruined." As he spoke, Bian Mu made a sword flower, put the sword away and handed it back to Boss Nie.

"You've practiced quite well! It's okay, just change the weight." As he spoke, Boss Nie took out three thin lead ingots from the suitcase and inserted them into the three diamond-shaped holes on the sword.

After repeated adjustments like this, the weight of the sword was finally adjusted.

"No need for that! If it's convenient, can you make a sword rack and place it under the oil painting to make it look more stable? Otherwise, don't hang it on the wall." Bian Mu suggested with a smile.

"My father also said so. Old Nie has a very open-minded personality. He usually treats people in a somewhat flamboyant manner. Hanging on the wall does make him look very imposing. You are different. You are mature beyond your years and belong to the steady type. Besides... this kind of Spring and Autumn ancient sword style is usually placed horizontally for a more harmonious look. This is the main sword. In addition, we will forge you a short sword, which can save you some energy when you practice. A main sword and an auxiliary sword, a perfect set!"

"Thank you so much! Thank you for your hard work! These two swords will be our treasures in the future!"

"That's not the case. It means an orderly inheritance! According to relevant regulations, the two swords cannot be sharpened. They are both hidden-blade style."

"I know! After the sword is completed, please ask Master Nie to give it a name. Then we will hold a formal sword-inviting ceremony, so that the younger generations can see that the way of swordsmanship and the way of medicine are both under the traditional Chinese culture. This can be regarded as a tribute to the traditional Chinese culture!"

"Great! It's rare that you have such a thoughtful attitude! We will all come to help when the time comes, and go through the formalities! By the way, I heard that when a Chinese medical clinic opens, it has to privately invite a medical saint or medicine god, but it seems like you want to skip all that!"

"Haha... I follow the path of new Chinese medicine. The medical saint and medicine god I invited are actually a new medical school, temporarily named the 'Digital Medicine' school. Our school pays homage to the god of science and technology, which can be regarded as a new attempt to inject the more rigorous scientific spirit of the contemporary times into the clinic. Isn't there a capital 'G' in the middle of the sign hanging at the door? There is a metaphor in this regard hidden in it. The relationship between our peers... is quite subtle, so... these things are limited to a few casual chats between us, and are not to be told to outsiders!"

"Hahaha... My father always says that you have a lot of ideas, and it's true! Don't worry! We are from different industries, so I will definitely not say anything. I attach equal importance to tradition and the latest modern technology. Even if I don't know much, I can feel that you will definitely go further than Old Nie in the future!"

"I don't deserve it, I don't deserve it! Master Nie is unrivaled in the world, how can ordinary people like us compare to him? It's getting late, let's go outside and have a simple meal!"

"Good! It seems that you understand some aspects of Yu Chuanwu more deeply than we do. It's a good opportunity to exchange ideas at the dinner table."

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"Please!" After saying that, Bian Mu packed up simply and helped Boss Nie pull the suitcase to go to the "Zui Baxian" restaurant.

During the meal, Boss Nie told Bian Mu that the "sleeve whip" used by the traditional martial arts master he encountered near the forest farm that day was quite extraordinary. Director Nie specially visited several martial arts masters during the Spring Festival. According to the recollections of the older generations, that "sleeve whip" might be the long-lost martial arts magic "The Universe in the Sleeve"!

"Ah?! So powerful?! From what you said, that guy was holding back that day?!" Hearing this, Bian Mu couldn't help but be slightly surprised.

"Of course not! My father heard from the elders that if that man really used the 'Universe in the Sleeve' technique, he could have seriously injured you in a few minutes, or at the very least, he could have knocked you to the ground in three to five minutes. Besides, you should have heard of it! The so-called 'Universe in the Sleeve' technique is the real skill of your traditional Chinese medicine and Taoist medicine school!"

"Of course not! I have only seen some relevant records in the fragments of the manuscripts, and I know almost nothing about the specifics. I hope Boss Nie can give me some advice."

Hearing this, Boss Nie smiled and shook her head slightly. It seemed that she didn't know much about it.