There are no clear - cut records in ancient Chinese stories about two warriors fighting two bears. However, there are some stories related to warriors or brave men fighting bears: - **Gongsun Jie fighting a bear - like beast**: In the story of "Two peaches kill three warriors", Gongsun Jie, a general of Duke Jing of Qi, mentioned that he had fought wild boars, tigers, and bear - like beasts. At that time, Duke Jing of Qi asked Yan Ying to reward the three warriors Gongsun Jie, Tian Kaijiang, and Gu Yezi with two peaches. Gongsun Jie said that he had the merits of fighting wild boars, tigers, and bear - like beasts, so he took one of the peaches. However, the focus of the story is not on the detailed process of his fight with the bear, but on the plot of Yan Ying using a trick to get rid of the three warriors. - **Liu Xu, the son of Emperor Wu of Han, fighting a bear**: Liu Xu, the Prince of Guangling and the son of Emperor Wu of Han, had the deed of fighting a bear. He was born with extraordinary strength and liked to fight wild beasts. For this reason, he built a "bear garden" in his fiefdom of Guangling, where various bears were raised. He often entered the bear garden to fight with the bears. Finally, in a fight with a bear, because he encountered an especially fierce giant bear and was careless, he was caught by the bear's flaws and died tragically under the bear's claws. But this is also not a story of two warriors fighting two bears. Although these stories do not completely match the plot of two warriors fighting two bears that you asked about, they show the relevant content of ancient Chinese warriors fighting bears and other wild beasts.
