I'm not sure if the traditional bow is not afraid of the air release

However, a lot of the posts make it sound so scary, but there are more than a few traditional stories about masters who play with bows, and the most well-known one is the story of the "Bird with a Bow", where people who are good at archery play with a bow and arrow.

Another story is that during the Three Kingdoms period, when Wei general Pang De fought with Guan Yu, he shot at Guan Yu with an arrow, and the first arrow was an empty release. When Guan Yu heard the sound of the bowstring and dodged to avoid it, he shot the second arrow, which resulted in Guan Yu being hit by an arrow.

It seems that there are other stories that also mention the empty release, as if the bow can be used as a musical instrument to play the strings and sing, which is not all empty release.

Isn't it true that ancient bows were made differently than today's, and that the ancients didn't have some way to make them not afraid of air releases? Are there people who like to diy today who have studied this aspect? Can be improved in the production process.