Chapter 5: Chinese people don't understand Chinese, and ghost speakers are very surprised.

The sound of fighting outside was faintly heard, and a group of people inside were busy, and no one noticed that Zhao Jin pulled Hui Niang out.

Zhao Jin and Hui Niang went out of the gate of the inner palace and came to the long arch bridge between the inner palace and the outer palace, which was seen by the female guards who were on the high wall. One person shouted down and asked, "Who?! What are you going to do?!"

Zhao Jin could not understand Mongolian and did not dare to answer randomly. He turned around and gave a simple smile and pulled Hui Niang to continue to walk. The female guards on the high wall were more suspicious and looked at each other.

Zhao Yu walked for a while and heard a shout on the high wall. I'm afraid he ordered himself to turn around! Zhao Jin hurriedly sank, picked up Hui Niang, and ran under his feet! When a burst of bows and arrows, crossbows and so on came down, Zhao Jin moved fast and had already run far.

When you go out to the outer palace, you can see that the architectural style is completely different from that of the inner palace. The main hall and the small hall reflect each other and are very magnificent. Zhao Jin couldn't take a closer look and quickly hugged Hui Niang and rushed into a side hall on the right.

Through a side hall, and another side hall, several in a row, Zhao Jin ran out of breath and couldn't help sweating profusely, because he was holding a woman horizontally, which was more embarrassed than Zhu Bajie carrying his daughter-in-law. At least when I came to the place near the exit, I saw three avenues connected to three gates, which was extraordinary. As soon as Zhao Jin put down Hui Niang and didn't have time to take a rest, he heard the noise of the carriages and horses. He hurried to look at it and saw a man and horses running from the middle of the road inside. Then the main door of the outer palace opened a hole, and more than a hundred troops killed them first!

Zhao Jin and Hui Niang are located near the side door on the right at this time. Seeing the main door open, Zhao Jin immediately decided: "If you don't leave at this time, when will you wait?" So he pulled Hui Niang and walked fast without cover.

It's better to be generous than to be sneaky, which can also reduce the possibility of suspicion. Zhao Jin figured it out and decisively took it out. Hui Niang was quite scared, but she had completely trusted Zhao Jin and had to work hard to cooperate and not ask or think much about it. Zhao Jin couldn't help but be surprised to see her walking fast: "In the past, on our side, I often saw some professional women in high heels and skirts on the way to work, and their footsteps walked as if they were about to take off!" Now this sister Hui doesn't lose to them. If I had known this, this herb would have saved some strength and wouldn't have to run with her all the time.

At this time, four large carriages galloped out one after another, followed by dozens of horses. The previous hundred riders were Li Da's men and horses, and the dozens of riders behind them were the relatives of noble officials. Zhao Jin couldn't figure it out, so he didn't care about them. Anyway, the door was open, and he took advantage of the chaos of people and horses to pull Hui Niang and then ran out!

The carriages and horses rushed out of the palace. Zhao Jin and Hui Niang walked on foot, followed many horse tails and ran out.

The group of female guards guarding the outer palace could not help but feel confused. What's going on? A strange man and a big maid followed the army out like this! But they were busy closing the door to prevent the enemy from attacking outside, and there was no time to ask Zhao Jin and Hui Niang.

Zhao Jin and Hui Niang came to the square outside the palace. At this time, there was a chaos in the new city. All the coalition forces rushed in, and the defenders had no leader and fought separately.

Although the population of the new city is hundreds of thousands, most of them are slaves, and only two-tenth of ordinary civilians. Usually, craftsmen, hard laborers and female slaves are gathered in labor camps everywhere for easy management. After the siege, he also ordered to lock the gates of the labor camps and not let the people inside come out, lest they run around and even take advantage of the situation to rebel.

There are no civilian residential areas around the palace. When Zhao Jin and Hui Niang looked around, they saw that this area was empty. Except for the military horses that swept the battle, there were no civilian figures. The two of them became special cases. Fortunately, people and horses from Mongolia and East Slavs were busy fighting everywhere, and no one would pay attention to them.

Zhao Jin pulled with Hui Niang and ran across the square and ran along a road, but he did not dare to run on the road and ran secretly under the cover of trees by the roadside. Zhao Jin had already sweated profusely, and Hui Niang was also out of breath. Zhao Jin felt pity for her and wanted to take her away again, but thought, "After all, this is not the way. By the way, why don't you look for a horse?"

Horses are everywhere, except for those being ridden, there are also some empty horses that have lost their owners. The problem is that there is a trouble - Zhao Jin can't ride a horse!

This time he was very worried. Zhao Yu thought regretfully, "If I had known, I should have practiced horse riding when I was in Yunnan!" If I say it, many people will rush to teach me, but I just worry about the status of 'Brother Warrior' and can't put down this face. If I had known... Why not let the little peacock take me to practice in the middle of the night. This herb is very smart and promises to be able to do it as soon as you practice it. Even if you fall or two, it's not a big deal. The little peacock loves wrestling and won't laugh at me. It's okay to laugh. A girl's smile is also the value of this herb.

It's too late to repent. I can't ride a horse and have to bring a woman. What should I do? Even if you have martial arts skills, I guess you can be handsome on horseback without falling down, but Hui Niang can't do it, right? Otherwise, let her hold herself tightly and tighten the horse's back... But how can she control the horse? If the horse turns sharply, raised its head or twists its buttocks hard, won't the two of them fly out?

In the middle of the disaster, a group of soldiers swept over. Zhao Jin pulled Hui Niang to avoid the other side, but there was a regiment approaching on the other side.

The first to be rolled up were three East Slavic soldiers surrounded by an injured Mongolian soldier who fell off his horse. The four people rolled and cut, and the weapons pinged. East Slavs are tall and fierce. Although the Mongolian soldiers are short, they are more fierce. Even if they are injured and their sabres are unfavorable, they are still unyielding.

As the saying goes, "Two fists are hard to beat four hands", not to mention one-to-three? The Mongolian soldiers were cut twice, their legs were lame, and one of their upper arms was almost broken.

At this time, Zhao Jin and Hui Niang had no way to go. When Hui Niang saw the bloody appearance of the Mongolian soldiers, she couldn't help shivering and tightened Zhao Jin's sleeves. Zhao Jin thought that the war was so bloody, which was not surprising, but although he was not afraid, women were certainly different. So Zhao Jin comforted Hui Niang, pulled out her sleeve, and immediately stepped over and shouted, "Don't come here!"

Three East Slavic soldiers were rushing up to kill the Mongolian soldiers. They were shocked to hear this loud shout. Before they could react, Zhao Jin rushed to him and shouted again: "Five Tigers - Linmen!"

At that time, Zhao Jin came out with his palms and hit an East Slavic soldier in the chest, which made him spit blood in his mouth and fell back. Zhao Jin then raised his left foot and kicked with his right foot, which was right in the chest of another East Slavic soldier and kicked him upside down. Zhao Jin fell to the ground and was not in a hurry. With a hand support, he kicked the remaining one over.

In ancient times, there was a Yue woman who learned exquisite swordsmanship from a white ape, helped the king of Yue teach soldiers, and then destroyed the State of Wu. Today, there is Zhao, who learned from a monkey, a dog and a bird, and practiced kung fu to attack the enemy and protect people. There is no harm!

Three East Slavic soldiers fell to the ground and struggled to stand up. They roared and wanted to rush to Zhao Jin, but the roar stopped - the Mongolian soldiers stabbed them from behind and came straight out of the chest! The other two were repeatedly flegged by Zhao Jin, and all of them rolled to the ground. Zhao Jin caught up and kicked two feet according to his people's point, and immediately fainted. When Zhao Jin turned around again, he saw that the Mongolian soldiers had lost too much blood and had fainted.

The obstacles are removed and the road ahead is smooth. Zhao Yu ran back and pulled up Hui Niang and said with a smile, "Don't be afraid. They are all confused. Let's continue to run!" ... By the way, I have to pick up a knife to open the way. Mongolian knives are very special and difficult to use. Let's use East Slavs. That's what you call 'long hair', ha." With that, Zhao Jin picked up the knife, protected Hui and walked forward, and thought, "East Slavs, East Slavs... It's a lot of trouble, so let's call Dong Si. Dongsi, Dongsi... Although it's a little funny, it's okay. Don't think about it, what do foreigners call Chinese? There is no beautification in English or Russian. China is a civilized country. We love to give special beautified names to foreign countries, such as 'America', 'Germany', 'France', 'Britain'... Er! Why do you insist on giving them beautiful honorific titles and calling them so foreign? Isn't it all because of the respect for the great personality of the literati who lost their self-confidence in the Qing Dynasty? It's really not as good as the proposition of one of our classmates. It should be transliterated according to the original taste, which is called 'hungry and unable to gnaw the country', 'the pig country', 'rotten and dead country'..." I couldn't help laughing.

Hui Niang felt strange and asked, "Why is the prince laughing?"

"No." Zhao Jin smiled and said, "I'm thinking about it from the standpoint of radical nationalism."

Hui Niang looked at Zhao Jin with her tongue open. Since the prince suddenly emerged from the attic, many of his words have been incomprehible. The prince is really a strange man. He is worthy of being a master of immortal cultivation. What he said is probably a heavenly man who learned from the upper world.

(to be continued in the next section)

Note:

Sorber: an important weapon for cavalry. Usually, the blade is wide and thin, and the blade is relatively heavy, which is conducive to increasing the cutting force. Mongolian sabers are quite distinctive, and the handle is usually slightly bent in the direction of the blade, which is more conducive to the rider's control and is not easy to get out of. The Mongolian sabre is much lighter than the Western sabre, but its power is not small. It mainly relies on the Mongolian's exquisite riding skills, using the horse's speed to form a strong impact force and drive the sabre to complete various tactical actions, which is particularly neat for taking the first level. The saber can also be used for step-by-step combat, but its model was not originally designed for step-by-step warfare. Because of the weight and handle of the Mongolian saber, the battle is more disadvantageous.

Foreign language name for China: As we all know, English is called Chinese "porcelain". In Russian, it is called Khitan. Tracing back, in history, the Byzantines did not distinguish between the Eastern peoples for a long time. They only knew that there was a Khitan, and the Chinese were all called Khitan. Russia is greatly influenced by Byzantium and has inherited many words from Byzantium. Until modern Russian, the Chinese were still called the Khitans, and the "People's Republic of China" was called the Khitan People's Republic.