In Jin Yong's novel," The Eight Demigods ", the fourth of the four villains, what was the name of the one who was good at Qinggong?

The list of villains in Jin Yong's novels was as follows: 1 Duan Zhengchun: The Dali Emperor was cruel and aggressive, treating the people like weeds and indulging in debauchery. [2. Qiao Feng: The Liao Emperor was heroic and warlike. He mercilessly killed innocent people.] 3. Zi: One of the Four Friends of Mei Zhuang. Selfish and cold, unscrupulous for his own interests. [4. Wei Xiaobao: Yangzhou's Skinny Horse is crafty and treacherous. He tries to curry favor with the powerful and steals chickens and dogs.] 5. Xuzhu: Dali Duan Yu's neighbor is evil and useless, but he likes to act tough. Medicine Master Huang: The Dragon King of the East Sea is evil and cruel. He likes to kill and set fire. 7 Ouyang Feng: The strange man of the Western Regions is evil, cunning, and kills people like flies. He has extremely high martial arts. 8 Murong Fu: The ministers of the Liao Kingdom are vain and advocate martial arts. They will do anything for their own interests.

The eight characters in Jin Yong's martial arts novel," Duan Yu: The third son of the Emperor of Dali, Duan Zhengchun, is proficient in the martial arts of the Duan family of Dali. He is gentle, kind, and upright. 2. Xuzhu: Shaolin Monastery monks do not have physical bodies but have extremely high martial arts, open-minded and good at resolving disputes. 3. Murong Fu: The successor of the Murong family, who is a revivalist, is good at scheming and plotting at all costs in order to restore the country. 4. Madam Wang: Duan Zhengchun's wife, Duan Yu's mother, was gentle and kind, but also had a selfish side. 5. Zhu: The childhood sweetheart of Princess Duan Yu of Dali Kingdom. She was kind and upright, and she did not hesitate to take risks for Duan Yu. 6. Ding Chunqiu: A master of Taiji Fist. Mysterious appearance, cold personality, good at controlling people's hearts. 7 Zhong Ling: A woman who practices the Snake Form Fist is lively and cheerful. She likes to joke around and has a father-son relationship with Duan Yu. 8. Qiao Feng: A famous martial arts expert in Jianghu. He was an important figure in the joint anti-gold and national salvation movement of Dali, Beggar's Sect, and Mongolia.

The "Four Villains" in the novel Tianlong Ba Bu were Duan Yu, Xu Zhu, Duan Zhengchun, and Murong Fu.

Among the characters in Jin Yong's novel," Eight Demigods ", the one known as " Xingxiu Eccentric " was Duan Yu. Duan Yu was the third son of the Dali Emperor, Duan Zhengchun. He had amazing martial arts skills and was known as " North Qiao Peak, South Duan Yu's martial arts skills are second to none ". He was also the main character in the novel.

Mr. Jin Yong's novels," Eight Demigods " and " The Sword of Blue Blood " were both his works. Both of them were very important martial arts novels. " Eight Demigods " described the struggles between the various sects and the emotional entanglements between the characters in the late Northern Song Dynasty. There are many classic characters in the novel, such as Duan Yu, Xu Zhu, Murong Fu, etc. The story is exciting and it is a very classic martial arts novel. " The Sword of Green Blood " was a story about Yuan Chengzhi at the end of the Ming Dynasty. The novel described the struggles between the various sects in the martial world and the complicated relationships between the characters. The plot was ups and downs. It was a martial arts novel with a more complicated plot. Because both Demigods and the Sword of the Blue Blood were works of Mr. Jin Yong, it was difficult to determine which one was older. However, the Blue Blood Sword was one of Mr. Jin Yong's early works. It was born a few years earlier than the Demigods.

The title of Jin Yong's book," The Eight Dragons and Dragons ", actually referred to the entire series of martial arts novels written by Mr. Jin Yong. The series consisted of seven novels that told the story of a character named Duan Yu's growth and the stories between him and other characters. "Tian Long Ba Bu" was a phrase in Chinese that was composed of "Tian" and "Wai". It could refer to the sky and the external environment. In wuxia novels, it was often used to describe the complex and mysterious world that the protagonist lived in. In addition," Tianlong Ba Bu " was also the short form of a famous martial arts novel created by Mr. Jin Yong. It was often referred to as " Jin Yong's martial arts novel ". This novel had become an important part of Chinese culture and influenced the literary aesthetics and values of several generations.

The name of Jin Yong's novel," The Eight Dragons ", came from the classic Chinese literary work," The Eight Dragons ". " Eight Dragons " was one of Mr. Jin Yong's most famous works. It told the story of the great martial arts sects fighting for the divine weapon " Nine Yang Scripture " at the end of the Southern Song Dynasty, as well as the growth of the main characters Duan Yu, Xu Zhu, and others. In " Eight Heavenly Dragons "," Eight Heavenly Dragons " was a term with a profound meaning. It referred to eight kinds of immortal level martial arts, namely," Divine Condor Swordsman "," Monk of Jinlun Temple "," Leader of Xiaoyao Sect "," Heavenly Mountain Babu "," Wuyazi "," Duan Yu "," Xuzhu ", etc. These characters and their martial arts played an important role in the novel. The name " Tian Long Ba Bu " originated from the classic Chinese literary work " Tian Long Ba Bu ", and the meaning of this name was related to the eight immortal-level martial arts in the novel.

There were many explanations for the origin of the name of Jin Yong's novel. One of the explanations was that the "Eight Dragons" was a mythical beast in ancient Chinese mythology. It described eight dragons and snakes entangled together, hence the name "Eight Dragons". Another explanation was that the name was given by Mr. Jin Yong himself. He hoped that this novel could cover all the contents of the concept of "Tianlong Ba Bu" in Chinese traditional culture, so he named this novel "Tianlong Ba Bu". No matter which explanation it was, Demigods and Semi-Devils was a novel with a lot of cultural implications.

There were many kinds of lightness skills in Jin Yong's novels, and it was difficult to rank them in one way. The following are some common lightness skill rankings for reference only: 1. The Lightness Skill of Zhang Sanfeng, the leader of Wudang Sect: Zhang Sanfeng is known as a master of Lightness Skill in novels. His Lightness Skill is very high and he can float in the air or even fly in the air for a long time. 2. Shaolin Temple's Qinggong of the Pagoda Gully: The Pagoda Gully Qinggong is a kind of Qinggong known for its speed and strength. Its movements are agile and fast, and it can complete all kinds of difficult movements in an instant. 3. Yue Buqun of Huashan Sect's Lightness Skill: Yue Buqun was also a master of Lightness Skill in the novel. His Lightness Skill was as fast as the wind and was unpredictable. He could easily walk on water and even freely shuttle through walls and roofs. 4. The Lightness Skill of Hu Fei in the Legend of the Flying Fox: Hu Fei's Lightness Skill is fast, flexible and versatile. He can easily shuttle through walls, roofs, water and other environments. 5. Yuan Chengzhi's Lightness Skill in Snow Mountain Flying Fox: Yuan Chengzhi's Lightness Skill is light, agile, and strange. He can fly in the air and complete all kinds of difficult movements in an instant. It is important to note that Qing Gong is very fictional in the novel. Different characters may have different Qing Gong skills and characteristics, so these rankings are only a reference and should not be too specific.

The prototype of Duan Yu in Jin Yong's novel "Eight Dragons" was Duan Zhengchun of the Song Dynasty. Duan Zhengchun was a famous general and politician during the Song Dynasty. He was the father of Emperor Duan Siping of Dali and one of the founding emperors of Dali. During Duan Zhengchun's reign, he implemented a series of reform measures to strengthen national governance and vigorously develop agriculture, handicraft industry, and commerce, making Dali's economy prosperous and society stable. In addition, Duan Zhengchun also attached great importance to education and promoted culture. He had established many schools and research institutions to make important contributions to the cultural development of Dali.