Named for a jest between heroes. The great assassin Jing Ke's hearing was so sharp he could find a cricket in…
Named for a jest between heroes.
The great assassin Jing Ke's hearing was so sharp he could find a cricket inside stone. His friend, Tian Guang, mockingly crowned him the "Dagger General"—for his senses were as keen as a dagger, and his will as resolute as a general. The name, once a private joke, is now a public monument.