Hong Qigong: Cute old man
Huang Zihong
Hong Qigong is one of the characters in Jin Yong's "Legend of the Eagle Shooter".
Hong Qi," a righteous and upright man, a hero who values the great righteousness of the nation, is respected in the rivers and lakes, and is righteous to his friends has all the advantages that a decent person should have. Guo Jing also has these advantages, but Hong Qigong is different from Guo Jing, Hong Qigong is a living and rational real person, unlike Guo Jing, it seems that they are all morally piled up, too tall and complete, not like a real person.
Hong Qigong is the leader of the Beiqi Gang, and his martial arts can really be described as the pinnacle of perfection. Hong Qigong is a funny and humorous man, he is amiable, and he does not put up a stinky shelf because of his high martial arts. Moreover, he is heroic and righteous, loves to fight unevenly, and the heroic atmosphere on his body is very impressive.
Hong Qigong's patience was very good, and cultivating Guo Jing, who was not talented, into a top-level hero was his most extraordinary achievement.
Hong Qigong culture is not high, but pay attention to hygiene. When Hong Qigong first jumped in front of the reader, he looked at it with Huang Rong's eyes, in Huang Rong's view, Hong Qigong was a middle-aged beggar, he had a rectangular face, a slight whisker under his chin, thick hands and feet, and his clothes were patched with patches in the east and west, but washed clean.
Because of the gluttony of food, the image of Hong Qigong, a cute foodie, jumped on the paper.
Hong Qigong was plotted by Ouyang Feng to lose all his martial arts, and he and Ouyang Feng and others were trapped on Mingxia Island. In the face of Ouyang Feng's various unreasonable demands, Guo Jing deeply felt that his martial arts were insufficient, unable to protect his master and lover, and gradually had a feeling of despair and abandonment. Hong Qigong couldn't bear to watch his beloved apprentice fall into a magic obstacle, so he broke up Huang Rong and only told Guo Jing himself about Hong Qigong's miserable life.
Hong Qigong was born a slave, and was taken prisoner by the Jin people as slaves of the people of the Great Song Dynasty. Hong Qigong's grandfather once fed horses to the Jin people, Hong Qigong's father once cooked for the Jin people, and hong Qigong was bullied from a young age, and once because of disobedience, he was whipped by the Jin people with a whip for half a day, tied behind the horse and dragged. Hong Qigong was only one step away from the God of Death that time. However, Hong Qigong never gave up, he practiced martial arts hard, stubbornly survived, and eventually became the "Nine-Fingered God" respected by the world. The Gang of Servants was also the largest gang to resist the Jin.