Muñecas BJD a escala 1:6 de la Academia Ruyang-Chengming Zhu

Chengming Zhu was a student at Ruyang Academy who came from Chu. He was very good at playing Go chess, a popular strategy game in ancient China. Chengming had been interested in the game since he was young and became very skilled at it over time.

Aside from his passion for Go chess, Chengming was also a hardworking student who took his studies seriously. He spent long hours in the library, reading about history, philosophy, and literature. He believed that a well-rounded education was important for anyone who wanted to be a good leader.

One day, Chengming was given the chance to prove himself when a visitor from a neighboring country challenged the Chu court to a game of Go chess. Impressed by Chengming's abilities, the Chu King chose him to lead the Chu team in the game.

Using his intelligence and deep understanding of the game, Chengming led the Chu team to victory against the visiting opponent. The other player was impressed by Chengming's skills and strategy and he became famous as one of the best Go chess players in China.

Chengming became well-known and respected for his wisdom and his dedication to his country. He worked hard to use his intelligence and strategic thinking to serve the Chu nation. He was always humble and continued to study hard at Ruyang Academy, always striving to improve his skills both in the classroom and on the Go chess board.

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Acerca de la Academia Ruyang

Érase una vez, en un mundo caótico, un misterioso continente oriental llamado "Gushenzhou". En este continente existían muchos países, entre los cuales las naciones Ming y Chu eran conocidas como héroes gemelos, con el dicho "Ming del Norte y Chu del Sur". Al norte de la capital de Chu, Anjing, había una escuela real situada al pie meridional de las montañas Rujia. Por ello, el rey de Chu le dio el nombre de "Academia Ruyang". Los estudiantes de la academia eran en su mayoría príncipes, nobles e hijos de funcionarios y aristócratas. Algunos de ellos eran también eruditos diligentes seleccionados de las zonas locales, con buen carácter y apariencia. No sólo estudiaban diversas escuelas de pensamiento, sino que también practicaban el "Seis Artes" y "El arte de la guerra " y otras habilidades. Todos eran oradores imponentes y elocuentes.