Characters experience, Guo Jing.

Guo Jing grew up in Mongolian tribes in his early years. "Seven eccentrics in the south of the Yangtze River" found Guo Jing in northern Mongolia and taught him martial arts because of a bet with Quanzhen Qiu Chuji. In the meantime, Chen Xuanfeng killed Zhang Asheng, blinded by the seven monsters in the south of the Yangtze River.

When Chen Xuanfeng caught him, Guo Jing accidentally stabbed Chen Xuanfeng. After Guo Jing helped Temujin dissolve the siege of Zamu River rebellion, Temujin was favored and engaged to Temujin's daughter, becoming "Golden Knife Xu". At the age of eighteen, Guo Jing came to the Central Plains.

Guo Jing went out of the desert to the south of the Yangtze River. On the way, he met Huang Rong. They hit it off and fell in love with each other. While traveling in the south of the Yangtze River, Guo Jing and Huang Rong came across Hong Qigong, the leader of the Beggars' Beggars' Northern Beggars. Guo Jing formally took Hong Qigong as his teacher.

Guo Jing later came to "Peach Blossom Island", became brothers with "old urchin" Zhou, and learned the superb martial arts of "Jiuyin". Hong Qigong also came to Peach Blossom Island to help Guo Jing propose marriage, and Guo Jing finally married Huang Rong.

Guo Jingyu and Huang Rong rushed to the Army Hill in Dongting to attend the Beggars' Congress. After the meeting of the Beggars' Guild, Huang Rong was injured by the iron palm of Qiu, the leader of the Iron Palm Guild. In order to get the "Wu Mu suicide note" on the Iron Palm Peak, Jing and Rong went to Duan Zhixing, the "Southern Emperor", for treatment.

On the way back to Peach Blossom Island, they met Ke Zhene, the leader of Dai Xiao's "Seven Wonders in the South of the Yangtze River", and they thought there might be an accident on the island. When he arrived at Peach Blossom Island, he found that all the five monsters in the south of the Yangtze River had been killed. Guo Jing misunderstood that it belonged to Huang Gan, so he separated him from Huang Rong.

Leave Peach Blossom Island by boat alone and go back to the Central Plains for revenge. Jing and Rong were separated, and Guo Jing looked for Huang Rong for half a year. In spring, Guo Jing returned to Mobei with the Mongolian army and followed Genghis Khan's Western Expedition.

In the early winter of the Western Regions, they reunited with Huang Rong and captured "Xidu" Ouyang Feng and "Samarkand" with clever tricks, but then they were separated again. Later, Guo Jing and his mother Ping Li discovered that Temujin planned to invade the Song Dynasty.

Mother and son refused to betray their own nation, Ping Li committed suicide for loyalty, and Guo Jing fled back to the Central Plains, which indirectly led to the end of his engagement with Hua Zheng. In the second book "On Sword in Huashan Mountain", Guo Jing met Huang Rong again.

The two finally made an engagement in front of "East Evil" and "North Beggar". Although he was an enemy, Guo Jing went to see Temujin for the last time and accompanied him to hunt and shoot sculptures in Xixia area. From then on, Guo Jing broke with the Mongolian Empire.

Following the example of loyal ministers Yue Fei and Han Shizhong, they defended Xiangyang City, the border of the Southern Song Dynasty, and fought bravely against foreign enemies. After the fall of Xiangyang City, Guo Huangfu and his wife both made heroic sacrifices.

Extended data:

Guo Jing is a master of martial arts.

1, the dragon is eighteen palms.

Hong Qigong, a beggar in the north, is a master of masculinity in the world. It has two philosophies, Confucianism and Taoism, and its name is taken from Zhouyi, which is the pinnacle of martial arts in other countries. It is really indestructible and unbreakable. Simple and powerful martial arts, though limited and unremarkable, are extremely powerful in every move. Light and heavy, follow one's inclinations, proficient in Chinese odyssey. ?

Guo Jing has been practicing Jiuyin Zhenjing for nearly 20 years, and the strength to subdue the eighteen palms of the dragon has been strong and weak, swallowing and spitting, from the first to the softest, and combining rigidity with softness.

2. Snap your fingers and feel the magical power

This is the stunt of "East Evil" Huang. He stretched out his finger and popped up the internal force blaster, instantly taking all his opponent's weapons out of the door.

A Chinese Odyssey is especially good at winning games in terms of finger strength. He is subtle and mysterious, and his finger strength is connected with the gods. It is as famous as the stunts such as Flying Dragons with Eighteen Palms, Frog Skill, One Yang Finger and Vertigo.

Guo Jing lived in Taohua Island for several years and had a good time. He has a deep internal force, and it is very serious to let him out.

Role prototype:

When the Northern Song Dynasty perished, a man named Guo Jing was hunted down because he rebelled against the Jurchen State of Jin, forcing the Han people to cut their hair and change their clothes. He fled to the river and saw that there was no way out, so he chose to throw himself into the river.

He said, "I can't bear to abandon the clothes of the Han Dynasty." Guo Jing in history had nothing to do with Genghis Khan. He threw himself into the river because he refused to pay gold. This is the real Guo Jing in history and the prototype of Guo Jing, the hero of Jin Yong's martial arts novel The Legend of the Condor Heroes.

In addition, Guo Kan should be the source of inspiration for one of Jin Yong's Guo Jing prototypes. Guo Jing's experience in Mongolia with a golden knife basically coincides with that of Guo Kan. Guo Kan's experience and Guo Jing's name are used to shape the image of Guo Jing in Jin Yong's novels.

According to "History of Song Dynasty-Four Stories of Loyalty and Righteousness-Guo Jing", Guo Jing was the leader of the guard of a local local tyrant in Jialing River area of Sichuan. In A.D. 1207, Wu, a local official in the Song Dynasty, surrendered to the State of Jin, but Guo Jing and the local people refused to hand over the gold.

So he abandoned the fields and houses, and moved along the Jialing River with the old people and children. Wu Pai's army went to stop them and tried to drive them home. Guo Jing is extremely indignant about this.

He said to his younger brother Guo Duan, "Our family has been from the Song Dynasty for generations. Since the Jin people invaded our border, my brothers and I couldn't serve our country with our lives, so we had to take refuge in the customs. Now that I have been driven back by Wu, I don't want to give up the clothes of the Han people.

I'd rather die here and be a ghost of the Zhao family. So he went to Jiang and died. Guo Jing's image of loyalty is exactly the same as the characters in the novel, except that the chivalrous figures in history died too early.

More than ten years after his death, Genghis Khan led an army to the west. Therefore, Guo Jing is not as beautiful as Guo Jing described by Jin Yong, and the great contribution of the Mongolian army in the Western Expedition is even more illusory.

As for Huang Rong, it is totally unrealistic. This writing is a vivid virtual character created by Jin Yong in order to interpret a romantic love story.

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