| 摘 要： | LiuDongshan in JiuYueJi written by Song Maocheng plays very important roles in the assessment of his status in the history of classical Chinese novels and also in the reunderstanding of the value of the late Ming classical Chinese novels. In the novel, the warrior＇s constant existence crisis in the dangerous wide world is emphasized, and the idea that those with high Martial arts should not be showy is proposed. The value that the loser should retire automatically from the wide world proposed in this novel not only has far-reaching effect on the formation of the rule that skill speaks louder than anything else in wide world but also arouses serious thinking about the relationship between warriors and the wide world.
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