What is the rank of Fan Jian's martial arts?

Fan Jian's strength was described as a Peak Level Eight expert in Celebrating Years. Although there was no explicit mention of his martial arts level, it could be speculated that he might be a master of the eighth or ninth level. According to the plot, Fan Jian was the commander of the Tiger Guards. The Tiger Guards were the bodyguards of the Qing royal family. They were personally trained by Fan Jian, and their martial arts level was between the seventh and eighth ranks. Therefore, Fan Jian's strength level was at least eighth grade, and might even be at the peak of eighth grade or ninth grade.

Fan Jian had displayed an outstanding level of martial arts in " Celebrating Years." Although the specific level of his martial arts was not explicitly mentioned, there were clues that he might have reached the level of a ninth-grade martial artist. He was the owner of the Tiger Guards, which was a powerful martial artist group. However, there was no conclusive information that could confirm what kind of martial arts Fan Jian possessed, so it was impossible to determine what kind of martial arts he possessed.

In the TV series " Celebrating Years," the Minister of Revenue, Fan Jian, had a second-grade official position.

Fan Jian was described as a Peak Rank-8 expert in Celebrating Years. Although there was no explicit mention of his martial arts level, it could be speculated that he might be a Level Eight or Level Nine expert. Therefore, Fan Jian could be considered an expert of the eighth or ninth rank.

Sigu Jian's martial arts were the Sigu Sword Style. He was the lord of Dongyi and was considered one of the strongest grandmasters. His sword technique was unpredictable and his sword momentum was fierce. Once he struck, he could cover all directions. Killing intent filled the air and no one could avoid it. His mental cultivation method was to 'care about the front and not the back, care about the left and not the right'. His own strength was strong, but he was trapped in a city. Sigu Jian's martial arts had been taught by Ye Qingmei. Ye Qingmei had given him a secret book on swordsmanship and had learned from it to turn it into her own swordsmanship. Thus, it could be said that Sigu Jian's martial arts were taught by Ye Qingmei. Overall, Sigu Jian's martial arts were considered the strongest in " Celebrating Years." He was one of the Grandmasters of Dongyi. His sword skills were unpredictable and powerful.

In the novel " Celebrating Years," Chen Pingping's martial arts was above ninth-grade.

Chen Pingping was a character in Maoni's novel," Celebrating Years." His martial arts was above ninth-grade.

The martial arts ranking of Jin Yong's wuxia dramas had always been a controversial topic. Different readers and audiences might have different opinions. The following are some common rankings: 1. Internal Strength Ranking: Generally speaking, internal strength was an important factor in determining the strength of a martial art. The martial arts in Jin Yong's martial arts dramas could be divided into different levels according to the difference in internal energy. For example, Huang Rong's Nine Yang Scripture, Guo Jing's Eighteen Dragon Subduing Palms, and Ling Huchong's Nine Swords Beyond the Swords were all martial arts with very powerful internal energy. 2. Rank of Moves: Moves are also an important part of martial arts. Different moves can produce different effects. For example, the major sects in Jin Yong's novels had their own unique moves, such as the Sunflower Manual, Heavenly Sword, and Dragon Saber. 3. Strength ranking: Strength is also an important factor in determining the strength of a martial arts, but compared to internal strength and moves, strength is insignificant. In Jin Yong's novels, many martial arts required the help of weapons to unleash their greatest power. Experience ranking: Experience is also an important factor in determining the strength of a martial arts. However, martial arts related to experience are often more ancient and not as common as internal energy and moves. The martial arts ranking of Jin Yong's wuxia dramas was a complicated topic. Different readers and audiences might have different opinions. However, no matter which ranking method was used, it would allow readers to better understand the martial arts world in Jin Yong's novels.

Uncle Wu Zhu's martial arts level was not explicitly mentioned, but according to the description and the level division of the other characters, it could be inferred that he was a ninth-level expert, an existence that surpassed the Four Great Grandmasters. Thus, it could be said that Uncle Wu Zhu's martial arts were at the ninth rank.

In " Celebrating Years," the Shadow's martial arts rank was above ninth grade. The Shadow's real name was Xiao En. He was an ascetic monk abandoned by the Temple. He was later rescued by Chen Pingping and accepted as a servant. He was given the name " Shadow." His true identity was Sigu Jian's younger brother. His swordsmanship was extremely high. When he was sent to Northern Qi, he had fought Ku He and escaped unscathed.