1, Chivalrous Ride is a poem written by Li Bai, a great poet in the Tang Dynasty, which was called Yuefu in ancient times. The first four sentences of this poem depict the image of a chivalrous man from the aspects of clothing, weapons and mounts. The last four sentences describe the chivalrous man's superb martial arts and indifferent pursuit of fame and fortune; The last four sentences introduce the stories of New Ling Jun, Hou Ying and Zhu Hai to further praise the chivalrous man and euphemistically express his ambition. The last four sentences show that even if the chivalrous action fails to achieve its goal, the chivalrous character remains immortal, no less than those heroes who have made great achievements. The whole poem expresses the author's admiration for chivalrous men, his yearning for saving the world and making achievements, and vividly shows the author's lofty sentiments and aspirations.
2. Chivalry is a martial arts novel edited by Jin Yong, first published in 1965. It is said to be inspired by Li Bai's "Chivalrous Man" included in Jin Yong's works. This work mainly tells the Jianghu experience of an ignorant young stone.