A: Knives, swords, bows, crossbows, guns, spears, shields, halberds, hammers and trebuchets. Note: Guns-halberds and hammers widely used in ancient China-knives, swords, bows and shields are regarded by scholars as masterpieces of cold weapons (with great lethality)-crossbows are widely used in both east and west. Millennium Bodhi is made of wood, which is stronger than gold and steel. It can avoid all evils and has no edge to damage. Master Tianxin has been wearing this sword for hundreds of years. Before sitting down, he gave it to Hua. Hua used this sword to speak out, eliminate rape and evil, and became the first swordsman in Wulin. (See Zhongyue Yun's Storm of the Sea) Bodhi tree is also called Mahabodhi. According to Buddhist legend, Sakyamuni once got bodhi fruit under this tree and became a Buddha, hence the name. Bodhi tree originated in India and was introduced to China in Jin and Tang Dynasties. This tree belongs to Moraceae, an evergreen tree, and is cultivated in Yunnan and Guangdong. The trunk is rich in latex, which can lift hard rubber. There is no scientific basis for the saying that bodhi wood is better than gold steel. Kong Lingjian's magic weapon was refined by Shao Kongkong, a master of sword casting. Soon after, Master Shao invited a host to see this sword, but the host thought it was a fierce sword, but the host thought it was a fierce sword. The sword body glows, and if the master is fierce, it will inevitably lead to misfortune, even family destruction. The kind master Shao immediately destroyed the sword, and then refined it into a thin knife as thin as paper with the residual iron of the sword. Later, the Excalibur was changed into a sword score, which was passed on to his disciple Di Qinglin, who was a first-class hereditary. Di Qing Scale used it to kill the hero Wan of Heshuo. Because it is thin and fast, there is no blood after killing. (See Gu Long's Seven Weapons) The snake sword is slender and can be hidden in bamboo poles. Once pulled out, it will tremble like a snake, hence the name. This sword will keep shaking when it meets the breeze, so that the opponent can't see where its tip points, let alone where it is going to stab. Even the color of the sword light seems to be changing, sometimes turning red and sometimes blue. Master is useful, spirit is like bamboo, poison is like Crimson Lotus, seven steps to kill the soul, and life is exhausted. (See Gu Long's Seven Weapons) hidden weapons, an expert in Huang's unique skills, has a bone needle attached to his body. As long as he reaches out and slaps the enemy, the needle goes deep into the meat and is firmly nailed to the joints of the bone. The needle is fed with poison, but the drug takes effect slowly, six times a day, running according to blood, making people taste all kinds of unspeakable pain, not dying for a while, torturing them for a year or two and taking their lives. People with good martial arts, such as exercising power to resist, suffer more and more. Huang used this to punish Mei Chaofeng for stealing scriptures and betraying his master hidden weapons. (See Jin Yong's Legend of the Condor Heroes) The sapphire ice wheel is a unique weapon carved by Taoist priests in past dynasties with jade of ten thousand years. There are thirty-six barbs on it, which are full of poison. They specialize in weapons such as swords. Wang Wu III, a descendant of Taoist priest, became famous for this, ranking among the six wonders of Wulin, and the sapphire ice wheel was also listed as one of the five greatest raiders in the world. "Silver blows gold pills like jade, and the ice wheel is poisonous in cold weather." After the sapphire ice wheel was destroyed by a monster with a pair of meat palms in Nanguailou. (See Legend of Heroes in the Red Line) The young devil's hand is made of iron gloves, which is one of the most overbearing weapons in Wulin, ranking ninth in Bai's Weapon Manual. I cried for gold and iron, tempered with various poisons and forged for seven years to be a green magic hand. The crying disciple gave it to Lin Xianer. (See Gu Long's Passionate Swordsman's Ruthless Sword) The bright cone is a precious weapon similar to a dagger, and it is a symbol of terror and death. Made of green steel, wrapped in pure gold, the handle is made, wrapped in pure gold, and the handle is made into a butterfly shape with various hexagonal gems, which is beautiful and pleasing to the eye. According to legend, an emperor is suspicious by nature. Whenever he doubts the loyalty of his officials, he lets people go there with a bright heart and gives it to them. Those who accept the heart of light are sentenced to death. The bright cone is about seven inches long and its top is extremely sharp. Jun Weiming used this awl when dealing with Jiang Qi who betrayed Tieweifu. (See Liu heartbroken flower) The sword of a Chinese odyssey was cast by Master Xiao, an outstanding swordsman. There is a mark on the back of this sword, which looks like a tear. According to legend, when released from the furnace, ghosts and gods were jealous, and there was an ominous sign on the sword, which could not be solved. Not only was drawn, but also people's blood was drunk, and the people closest to superfine product would be sacrificed. When Master Xiao saw this scene, he was frightened to disgrace. He couldn't help but shed tears, which fell on the sword and turned into tears, hence the name "Tears-marked Sword". (See Gu Long's Heroes Don't Tears) The golden dagger with blood and tears is a valuable weapon. It is generally ring-shaped, like a gold bracelet, and there is a slightly raised ruby on the scabbard near the lock of the dagger slot. When in use, just hold the handle of the dagger and gently press the jewel with your thumb to pull it out. This thing can cut gold and break jade, and the blood will not return to its sheath after being drawn out, so it is called the golden dagger of weeping blood. The golden dagger with tears of blood was originally a self-defense thing that Gu Tianyu gave Qin Xinying in those days. When Qin Xinying sent Gu to Shaolin Temple for practice, he took him with him. In ancient times, when picking the fruits of fire orchid in the valley, he cut off the head of a thousand-year-old golden snake with fire orchid and rescued Wang Xiaoxian. (See Longsheng Wo's "The Lover Takes the Blood Dragon Order") If the overlord gun is the liger in the gun, then this golden gun can be regarded as a poisonous snake in the gun. Its sharp shape, sharp spear head, built-in gun shaft, holding it motionless in your hand, can also give you a feeling as flexible and fierce as a poisonous snake. This kind of gun is made of gold mixed with refined iron, which is not only lighter than ordinary guns, but also the gun body can be bent at will, so the marksmanship of the golden gun is original and unique. Xu Yong, the owner of the golden gun, developed his ancestral marksmanship into a snake gun with a sting of 149, which made him famous all over the world. Without killing anyone, he was defeated by the great Ding Xia Xi, so Xu Yong decided to retire. (See Gu Long's Seven Weapons) Eagle Iron Claw Raiders. Made of fine steel, it is made of a series of pure steel rings. The palm of your hand is completely empty and only supported by a small steel bracket. The five fingers of this claw have a flexible design of sharp steel claw movable sleeve finger. When fighting, you only need to wave your hand and shake it to slide out, so as to catch your opponent, which is extremely lethal. The terracotta warriors and horses ordered Xu Wild Donkey to stay near and far from the Prince, which made Hanwang jealous, so they killed Xu Wild Donkey with the eagle's iron claws. (See Xiao Yi's "Drinking Horses and Flowing Flowers") The arrow shot by Shen Qiu's crossbow flies around like a loach, which can automatically turn and follow the enemy, and its force can last for a long time. Even if it has excellent technology, it is hard to avoid. The 18th generation grandson of Tangmen, Sichuan, was made by Tang Dynasty, which is famous for its hidden weapons. The servant of Baihua Valley used this bow and arrow to stop the prisoner from entering the valley. Later, Guan Ziang was lazy as a staff member and escaped with the help of many big trees. (See Qin Hong's Tiger Man and Baby) The hidden weapon used by the key leopard. Because the key is a commodity, it is not easy to be noticed when you hold it in your hand, so you can often sneak up on it. The key symbolizes power and wealth, and the leopard regards it as a hidden weapon, which also reflects his desire to get ahead. (See Gu Long's Never Bow) 1, copper Beryllium: beryllium (skin), metal element, symbol be, gray, hard and light, used in the atomic energy industry, beryllium aluminum alloy used in the manufacture of airplanes, rockets, etc. Beryllium (batch), as a long needle and spear, is a deformed weapon of spear and a sharp assassination weapon. Copper beryllium, sharp front, with two flat ridges, usually about 30 cm long, shaped like a dagger; A handle with a flat or rectangular rear end is used to hold the handle. Generally, a round hole is opened at the proximal end of the stem for nail fixation. The difference between spears and spears is mainly the way of installing the handle except the shape of the head: the handle of the spear is put into the barrel of the spear, and the beryllium stem is inserted into the wooden handle and tied with a rope. The copper beryllium in the pit of Terracotta Warriors is the same as the dagger, about 30 cm long, followed by a wooden handle about 3.5 meters long, with a copper bottle at the handle end and a sheath to protect the blade. It was changed to iron in the Western Han Dynasty and gradually disappeared after the middle of the Western Han Dynasty. Beryllium is one of the ancient long weapons. The casting technology of this copper beryllium unearthed from the pit of Qin terracotta warriors and horses is extremely exquisite. The handle of beryllium is cast in the same mold, and the beryllium lattice is cast separately. The crystal lattice is contained in beryllium body and carved. This kind of weapon seemed quite popular among junior officers at that time. 2. Wu Gou: made of copper, about 65cm long and 2.2-2.5cm wide. Its shape is like a crescent moon, with no front end and blades on both sides. It's a dual-purpose weapon for pushing and hooking. Because it appeared in the State of Wu, it was called "Wu Gou". "Wu Gou", or machete, is actually not a knife, but has blades on both sides and belongs to a variant of the sword. The sword is a single-edged sword, but Wu Gou's hook is flush, with a jujube pit cross section and two opposite blades, which are the same as the sword. Called "Golden Hook" in ancient times, it became an instrument and defensive weapon after the Western Han Dynasty. After the Tang Dynasty, the machete developed in imitation of ancient Wu Gou, also known as "Wu Gou", was actually a real machete, which spread to Japan and was the prototype of the mountain city. Wu Gou is famous for his peculiar shape and extraordinary lethality, and is often written into poems by literati. "Why don't men take Wu Gou and accept fifty states in Guanshan", Hao Haoran wrote the heroism of a good man; Xin Qiji's "See Wu Gou, pat all over the railing" has another depressing taste! Since ancient times, Wu Gou whistling in the wind has been the most beautiful scenery in men's minds with the background of "lonely smoke in the desert, the long river setting the yen" ... 3. Hook inlay: it is a common hook-shield composite weapon in the Han Dynasty, with hooks up and down, the upper hook is about 25CM, the lower hook is about 15CM, and a small iron shield with a handle in the middle; The shield is a square thin iron plate with rounded corners and a pointed front end; Hooks are cylindrical long iron rings, all of which are slightly bent backwards; The top of the upper hook is pointed, and the end of the lower hook is a ball; The handle behind the shield is connected between the two hooks; Shields are used to push blocks and hooks are used to hook beams. This weapon has three functions: defense, hook and push, and is generally used in conjunction with the ring-head knife. In battle, the enemy's long weapon is usually hooked with the hook of the left hand (especially effective for the twigs with the halberd head facing outwards), and the ring-head knife of the right hand swings at the enemy's side door. Some martial arts novels describe it as a weapon to protect the hand hook, which is sheer nonsense. 4. Hey, commonly known as the axe, it belongs to a relatively narrow cymbal; Its body is long and narrow, the blade is slightly curved, and there is a square stirrup at the back, which is slightly narrower than the body. There is a slightly convex diaphragm (crossbar) between the body and the graupel. Because of its long blade, it is often used as a tool for beheading, and sometimes it is also used for etiquette, but its effect in combat is not as good as that of Ge and Mao Qi (in actual combat), which are also used as props for music and dance. In the Book of Rites, Wang Shizi said, "The big sound hopes to dance in the dry air", and in the sacrificial system, "Zhu Ganyu dances in the air" (dry refers to the shield) 5. In recent years, some iron cymbals with thorns have been unearthed in Henan archaeology, which are "halberds" integrated with western axes and spears. At present, it is generally believed that this is an iron weapon combined with beryllium and shotgun, belonging to halberd; The thorn length is 25CM, the graupel width is 10cm, and the graupel length is about 15cm. It can be split and stabbed, and its main function is chopping. 6. americium: it evolved from beryllium. Different from beryllium, americium is added between the stem and the blade, which has the function of tip and lattice. Shovel handles are long and short, which were popular in Han Dynasty. Shovel is generally 25~30CM long and 10CM wide, and disappeared after the Eastern Han Dynasty. Zha also belongs to spear weapons. 7. Peck: It belongs to Ge weapon, which was mainly popular in southwest China in the pre-Qin period. It only has the function of pecking, which was not recorded in Jin Dynasty, but it became one of the standard weapons of cavalry in Tang Dynasty. It was made of bronze in the pre-Qin period, and the handle was equipped with holes. Peck is narrower than a garden, about 25 cm long. 8. Raccoon: The sound is cicada, which looks like a small spear with iron handle. Belongs to spear weapons. Cloud "raccoon, small spear with iron cherish (sound" Qin ")". Its shape is slightly longer than ordinary spears, with flat body, blades on both sides, iron handle and bamboo under the handle. Popular in the Western Han Dynasty, the blade length is 25~30CM, the handle length is 120~ 180CM, and its combat function should be like javelin. 9. Sickle: It belongs to Ge weapons and has the function of hooking and cutting. The sickle is slightly curved, flat-topped and double-edged, with a length of about 40CM and a width of about 3CM. There is an oval hole below it for installing the handle. Known as the "scythe" in the Warring States and the Tang Dynasty, it was mainly used to defend cities and hook enemies who climbed to the top of the city, which seems to be contrary to Wu Gou's role. 10, (Gui+Ge), pronounced "Kwai", (this word can't be typed) belongs to Ge's deformation weapon, which was mainly popular in western areas such as Sichuan in Shang and Zhou Dynasties. It is made of bronze, also known as a poke, and its auxiliary part is wide and isosceles triangle.

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