Who is the master of Song Wu?

The master of Song Wu is Zhou Dong. A martial arts master at the end of the Northern Song Dynasty and the beginning of the Southern Song Dynasty was called "Zhou Dong, Shaanxi Hero with Iron Arms". In Yue Chuan, he said that he was a martial arts master of Yue Fei, a general in the Southern Song Dynasty.

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I. Introduction to Zhou Dong:

Zhou Dong (Zheng Shizhou Jitong, about1040-119) is a native of Tongguan, Huazhou, and is called "Shaanxi Xia Tiearm". A martial arts master at the end of the Northern Song Dynasty, he was famous for his archery. The teacher of Yue Fei, a famous Southern Song Dynasty star, was called a descendant of Jiang Wei by storytellers in Ming and Qing Dynasties.

In storytelling, Zhou Dong was politically dissatisfied because he advocated resisting Liao and Jin, so he devoted himself to martial arts and created some official martial arts routines, such as five steps and thirteen shots, Fanziquan developed from Shaolin, and stick technique.

He taught martial arts carefully and officially accepted two apprentices during his stay in the Royal Boxing Hall. One is Jade Kirin Lu Junyi, and the other is Leopard Head Lin Chong. Lu Junyi has vast land and does not become an official. Lin Chong served as a coach among 800,000 imperial soldiers in Song Jun.

The third disciple is Shi Wengong, from Zengcheng. According to folklore, the Yuhuan step and Yuanyang leg of Song Wu were also taught by Zhou Dong, and the last disciple who closed the door was Yue Fei.

Second, the folk image:

Zhou Dong, a martial arts master at the end of the Northern Song Dynasty, is famous for his archery and is called "Zhou Dong, the iron arm of Shaanxi hero". Tan Zhengfang's youngest apprentice, as an adult, was appreciated by Bao Zheng, an outstanding figure at that time. He joined the army and became an officer, and later worked as a teacher at the Imperial Boxing Hall in Shi Jing.

The Imperial Boxing Hall has three seats, and it is a teacher with the word "Tian" and has the highest status. He became friends with the famous North Korean Zong Ze. Later, Sun Li, a Liangshan hero, was introduced to Zong Ze by Zhou Dong, who was in charge of the army in Dengzhou. He also has a younger brother Luan Yuting, who works as a martial arts teacher in Zhujiazhuang. Later, Sun Li used this relationship to infiltrate Zhujiazhuang.

Zhou Dong was not satisfied politically because he advocated resisting Liao and Jin, so he devoted himself to martial arts and established some official martial arts routines, such as five steps and thirteen shots, Fan Ziquan developed from Shaolin and Zhou Dong's big stick.

He taught martial arts carefully and officially accepted two apprentices during his stay in the Royal Boxing Hall. One is Jade Kirin Lu Junyi, and the other is Leopard Head Lin Chong. Lu Junyi has vast land and does not become an official. With the help of Zhou Dong, Lin Chong served as a coach in the 800,000 imperial army in Song Jun.

In Yue Chuan, he said that he was a martial arts master of Yue Fei, a general in the Southern Song Dynasty. Before he accepted Yue Fei, several disciples were characters in Water Margin. The first apprentice was Liang Shanbo's second position, Lu Junyi, and the second apprentice was 800,000 imperial coach Lin Chong (800,000 imperial coach was transferred from Zhou Dong to Lin Chong);

The third disciple was Shi Wengong, a coach who had voted for the city, and shot and killed Classical. In addition, it is said that "Walker" Song Wu is an anonymous disciple of Zhou Dong. Zhou Dong, a native of Henan, was hired to guide Yue Fei's archery after he learned archery, and became his second master. He taught his disciples what he had learned without reservation, and even gave his two favorite bows to his best disciple Yue Fei.

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Baidu Encyclopedia Zhou Dong