Who is the "Northern Beggar" in Jin Yong's novels?

The "Northern Beggar" in Jin Yong's novel referred to Hong Qigong.

The Beggar's Sect system in Jin Yong's martial arts works was a martial arts organization with Chinese characteristics. It had extensive influence and popularity. The following are a few of my thoughts on the Beggar's Sect system: The origin and development of Beggar's Sect: In Jin Yong's novels, Beggar's Sect originated from the Ming Dynasty and developed into a huge martial arts organization after hundreds of years. In different novels, the development of Beggar's Sect was also different, but generally, it experienced the process from weak to strong, from scattered to concentrated. 2. The organizational structure and personnel composition of Beggar's Sect: In Jin Yong's novels, the organizational structure of Beggar's Sect was more diverse, but generally, it included the leader, deputy leader, elders, and gang members. The gang leader was usually the core figure in Beggar's Sect, who controlled the power and resources in the gang. The elders were important figures in Beggar's Sect who were responsible for guiding and managing the members. The gang members were the ordinary Wuxia members in Beggar's Sect who were responsible for carrying out the missions and activities in the gang. 3. Beggar's Sect's business and activities: In Jin Yong's novels, Beggar's Sect's business and activities were very rich, including the teaching and inheritance of martial arts secret books such as the Dog Beating Stick Technique, Eighteen Dragon Subduing Palm, Nine Yang Scripture, communication activities between the sect members, Jianghu grudges, and stories of righteousness. 4. Beggar's Sect's values and moral standards: In Jin Yong's novels, Beggar's Sect has very strong values and moral standards, including justice, fairness, integrity, loyalty, etc. These values and moral standards were the foundation and soul of Beggar's Sect, and they were also the principles and standards that Beggar's members had to abide by. 5. Beggar's Sect's Status and Influence in Jianghu: In Jin Yong's novels, Beggar's Sect's status and influence in Jianghu were very large, and they were known as the " number one gang in Jianghu ". Beggar's Sect not only had a huge organizational structure and resources, but it also had a wide range of influence in the martial world. It was an indispensable part of the martial world.

In Mr. Jin Yong's novel, there was no specific indication of the areas represented by the characters such as Dongxie, Xidu, Nandi, and Beigui. The settings and backgrounds of these characters were mostly based on historical and cultural elements rather than the geographical settings of the novel plot. However, the locations of these characters were described and hinted at in some of the plots in the novel. For example, the East China Sea where the Eastern Evil Medicine Master Huang lived was a water country in the south of the Yangtze River; Western Poison Ouyang Feng came from the Western Region and lived in the Western Region where Ouyang Ke lived; South Emperor Nanhua Fairy was a Taoist Southern Immortal who lived in seclusion in Mount Wuyi in Fujian; and Northern Beggar Hong Qigong was born a beggar and lived in the Beggar's Sect in the Central Plains. Therefore, we can infer that the areas represented by these characters may be based on some elements in the plot and the background of the characters rather than specific and clear instructions.

Besides Jin Yong, there were many other wuxia novels. For example, Gu Long described a martial arts figure named "Beggar of the North" in the "Legend of Lu Xiaofeng" series. He claimed to be the "King of Beggars" and led a powerful Beggar's Sect. In addition, Liang Yusheng, Huang Yi, and the others had also written martial arts novels about a martial arts organization called Beggar's Sect. Although it was different, it was certain that Beggar's Sect was a very famous martial arts sect in martial arts novels and was deeply loved by readers.

Mr. Jin Yong's martial arts novel, Eight Dragons, mainly told the story of the great martial arts sects fighting for the Heavenly Dragon Saber, the Nine Yang Scripture, and the Tianshan Plum Breaker at the end of the Southern Song Dynasty. The following are some of the main characters in the novel: Duan Yu: The third son of the Emperor of Dali, Duan Zhengchun, has six arts, strong martial arts, and is upright and kind. 2. Xuzhu: The son of Wuyazi, a monk from Shaolin Temple, is kind-hearted and devoted to Buddhism. He has never been involved in Jianghu grudges. 3. Murong Fu: Duan Yu's foster father, the illegitimate son of the second emperor of Dali, Duan Zhengchun, pursued revenge with vicious means. 4. Duan Zhengchun: The biological father of Emperor Duan Yu of Dali Kingdom was powerful in martial arts, but he was selfish, aggressive, and ruthless. In the end, his ending was tragic. 5. Qiao Feng: People in Jianghu call him " Gang Leader Qiao." A martial arts expert in the late Northern Song Dynasty. He was forthright and righteous. He became sworn brothers with Duan Yu, Xu Zhu, and others. [6. Zhu: Duan Yu's cousin is kind and pure. She did not hesitate to sacrifice herself to save Duan Yu.] Duan Yanqing: The third son of Duan Zhengchun, an official of Dali State, was sinister, cunning, and scheming. 8 Wu Yazi: The master of the famous martial arts master of Dali, Duan Yu, was proficient in the "Six Arts" and taught Duan Yu many martial arts secret books. 9. Xuzhu's father: The Shaolin monk named Master Xuzhu became a block of wood after eating Wuyazi's elixir by mistake. Duan Zhengchun's mother, Lady A'zhu, was Duan Zhengchun's cousin who sacrificed herself to save Duan Yu.

Jin Yong's novels did not specifically mention which character was the best at painting, but some characters were portrayed as artistic talents and talents in the novel. For example, Huang Rong, Ren Yingying, Guo Jing, Huang Yaoshi, and other people were described as being good at the four arts. In addition, some villains were also portrayed as talented in painting, such as Ouyang Feng and Huang Chang.

In Jin Yong's novels, the supernatural powers of the South Emperor and the North Beggar referred to the North Beggar, Hong Qigong. In the novel, Hong Qigong was a martial arts master with excellent martial arts skills and was known as the "Northern Beggar". His martial arts were unparalleled and he was good at various exquisite stunts such as "Dog Beating Stick Technique" and "Jiangnan Seven Monsters Martial Arts". At the same time, Hong Qigong was also a very kind person who often helped people in need. He was one of the very famous characters in Jin Yong's novels.

There were many powerful characters in Jin Yong's novels, and each character had their own unique characteristics and abilities. However, if one had to choose the most powerful character, it would probably be Duan Yu from the Eight Dragons and Dragons. Duan Yu was a protagonist in Jin Yong's novel. He had extremely high martial arts skills and a handsome appearance. He was proficient in many martial arts, good at internal cultivation and external attacks, and also had superb medical skills and zither skills. Not only could he easily subdue the enemy, but he could also resolve the crisis through his wisdom and kindness. In the novel, Duan Yu had fought many powerful enemies and won. Through his own cultivation and continuous combat experience, he gradually grew into an all-rounded expert and became the object of everyone's admiration. Duan Yu's performance in the novel was very outstanding. He was not only powerful in his martial arts, but also in his inner cultivation and wisdom. Therefore, Duan Yu could be said to be one of the most powerful characters in Jin Yong's novels.

Jin Yong's novels were famous martial arts novels. His works were very popular among readers because they described the grudges of Jianghu, the loyalty of heroes, and the tenderness of chivalrous bones. Jin Yong's novels had been translated into many languages and had a wide readership around the world. In addition to Jin Yong himself, many actors, singers, and directors were influenced and inspired by his novels, such as Lin Zhiying, Zhang Guorong, Andy Liu, etc.

Jin Yong's novels were famous martial arts novels in China, known as the "father of martial arts novels". His works were widely spread and deeply loved by readers. There were many famous characters in Jin Yong's novels, such as Guo Jing, Huang Rong, Ling Huchong, Xiao Longnu, etc. Their stories and characters were deeply loved by readers. There were many highly respected characters in Jin Yong's novels, but the most powerful one was probably Guo Jing. Guo Jing was a loyal, upright, brave and fearless swordsman. He fought endlessly to protect his nation and people, and eventually became a legend in the martial arts world. His experience and character were deeply loved by readers.