Yang Lin, the word tiger minister, is a fictional character in the Book of the Whole Tang Dynasty and the Biography of Xing Tang Dynasty. He was the eighth hero of Sui and Tang Dynasties, the uncle of Emperor Yang Di Yang Guang, and one of the nine founders of Sui Dynasty. He made great contributions to the establishment and unification of the Sui Dynasty, and was named the King of Asylum.

He is good at martial arts and holds a pair of dragon sticks. Later, when the rule of the Sui Dynasty was on the verge of disintegration, he made a last desperate attempt and was defeated. Stabbed to death by the stunt comeback of the seventh hero McCullough. His historical archetypes are Zhang Xutuo and Su Yang.

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1, The Legend of Tang Dynasty

The Complete Biography of the Legend of Tang Dynasty is a long-chapter heroic legendary novel in Qing Dynasty, which is called "Talking about Tang" for short. Later, it was engraved with Legend of the Tang Dynasty and Three Biographies of the Tang Dynasty, and renamed as The Complete Biography of the Tang Dynasty.

The novel is centered on the gathering of heroes in Wagangzhai, and the time span spans from the Northern Zhou Dynasty Emperor Wudi's destruction of the Northern Qi Dynasty and Wendi Pingnan Chen to Tang Liyuan's gathering of heroes and acceded to the throne. This paper mainly tells the story of the heroes in Wagangzhai who rallied to fight against Sui Dynasty and assisted in the construction of the Tang Dynasty, reappearing the turbulent era of the 18th Route Anti-Wang and the 64th Route Anti-Wang, focusing on legends such as Cheng, Dan, Luo Cheng and Weichi Gong.

Many stories are very attractive, such as selling horses and robbing the king by cheng, which can be said to be well known to all women and children. Although the lines of the characters are rough, they are vivid and vivid. So this book is widely circulated among the people and has a great influence.

2. Biography of the Tang Dynasty

Also known as The Complete Biography of the Great Sui and Tang Dynasties, in the 1930s, based on his family biography, Beijing storyteller Zhengsan found a double-thick and flat Sui and Tang calligraphy, which melted into one furnace. The Sui and Tang editions thus obtained are quite representative in Beijing book circles.

Chen Yinque learned from his teacher Pinzhengsan that it was a book and then processed it. He gave a detailed account of the whole book of Sui and Tang Dynasties, which was compiled into1400,000 words and named Xing Tang Chuan, which was published by China Quyi Publishing House 1984.

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