In "The Legend of the Condor Heroes", Hong Qigong and Huang Rong are the giants of the beggar gang and have an amazing level of martial arts. However, Qiao Feng never uses the dog-beating stick method, what kind of truth is hidden behind this?
Hong Qigong and Huang Rong's dog-beating stick method can be said to be famous all over the world, and they have repeatedly demonstrated this super skill on the stage of competing for hegemony, winning the admiration of countless people.
However, Qiao Feng did not use this martial art, which not only made people feel surprised, but also caused many questions about Qiao Feng's identity and history.
In the story of "The Legend of the Condor Heroes", Qiao Feng is a filial, kind, and brave person who has won a high reputation in the rivers and lakes. He respected his master Zhou Botong very much, and he also learned Xi martial arts under Zhou Botong's guidance. But Zhou Botong is not as good at using the dog-beating stick method as Hong Qigong and Huang Rong.
In this sense, it can be said that Qiao Feng has not formally learned this martial art, he can only create his own unique martial arts style on the basis Xi of his own experience and courage.
In addition, Qiao Feng's personality traits and identity also make him different from Hong Qigong and Huang Rong. Although he is a famous man in the martial arts, he pays more attention to the justice and kindness in his heart.
He came from Shaolin Temple, believed in Buddhism, and brought with him a special understanding of the world and life. He believes that while the dog-beating stick method is powerful, it may undermine respect and reverence for people by focusing too much on firepower and power.
Therefore, in Qiao Feng's multiple decisive battles, he did not choose to use the dog-beating stick method. He thinks that he has other better martial arts and can achieve better combat results. Qiao Feng's heart is full of justice and courage, and he is willing to help others and protect the values he believes in.
Qiao Feng's decision eventually made him a legend in the rivers and lakes. He has won the respect and affection of countless people, and has also gained the freedom and peace he seeks. In his life journey, the dog-beating stick method is not his weapon and spiritual roots, but a microcosm of his spiritual outlook.
When readers read Qiao Feng's story, it is not difficult to see the themes of various values and beliefs. Although the dog-beating stick method is powerful, it goes against the values that Qiao Feng pursues. With his courage and intelligence, he achieved remarkable combat successes and eventually won the freedom and respect he craved.