仗剑江湖 Wielding Sword in the World of Rivers and Lakes originates from

Relation Nicknames

御剑江湖 [yù jiàn jiāng hú]
Sword Master in the River and Lake This suggests the user sees themselves navigating the world represented ...
剑入江湖 [jiàn rù jiāng hú]
Translating to Sword Entered Rivers and Lakes inspired by Chinese martial arts novels It portrays ...
提刀走江湖 [tí dāo zŏu jiāng hú]
The idiom wielding a knife and wandering in the rivers and lakes originates from the Wulin Jianghu ...
执剑踏江湖 [zhí jiàn tà jiāng hú]
Sword in hand wandering the rivers and lakes Originating from wuxia martial arts novels and movies ...
一把江湖刀 [yī bă jiāng hú dāo]
A sword from the rivers and lakes refers to a wanderer or hero in the traditional martial arts world ...
江湖快意刀 [jiāng hú kuài yì dāo]
Translated to a freeandeasy blade on jianghu Jianghu meaning world of rivers and lakes in traditional ...
明朝江湖逢 [míng cháo jiāng hú féng]
It suggests encountering on the rivers and lakes referring to the outsideworld during the Ming Dynasty ...