The name of Hu Fei's father in Jin Yong's novel

In Jin Yong's novel, The Book and Sword, Hu Fei was a very important character but not the most popular male lead. Although Hu Fei's character image was distinct, resolute, and affectionate, the readers 'popularity of him at that time was different. Some readers might prefer the other male lead, Yuan Chengzhi, while others might prefer villains such as Wei Xiaobao. However, in terms of the influence of Jin Yong's novels, Hu Fei was undoubtedly a very popular male protagonist. His image was deeply rooted in the hearts of the people and was widely praised, setting an example for future generations.

The growth process of the protagonist Hu Fei in Mr. Jin Yong's martial arts novel,"Journey of the Chivalrous Man", is as follows: Hu Fei's parents died early when he was young, and he was brought up by his martial uncle. He was smart and witty, but he was eccentric and not good at socializing. In Jianghu, he met his first love, Yuan Ziyi, but they did not get together. Later, Hu Fei met his master, an expert in Jianghu. Through his master's guidance, he gradually grew into an outstanding swordsman. During one of his Jianghu fights, he met his second master, a profound martial arts master. Through the guidance of this master, he further mastered the essence of martial arts. After that, Hu Fei experienced many life and death tests in Jianghu. He used his wisdom and courage to defeat powerful enemies time and time again. He also gradually gained the recognition of the various sects in the martial world and became a well-respected swordsman. In the end, Hu Fei was seriously injured and died in an important Jianghu struggle to save Yuan Ziyi, who had been kidnapped by the enemy. However, his martial arts and bravery were forever praised by the world.

There was a protagonist surnamed Hu in Jin Yong's novels. The following are some famous protagonists with the surname Hu: 1 Huashan Sect Leader Yue Buqun: Yue Buqun is a very famous character in Jin Yong's novels. He is the Huashan Sect Leader and also a villain. His surname was Hu. The Seven Heroes of the Jiangnan Seven Monsters: The Jiangnan Seven Monsters were a famous villain team in Jin Yong's novels. Their surname was Hu. 3. Ming Cult Leader Yang Dingtian: Yang Dingtian was another famous character in Jin Yong's novel. He was the Ming Cult Leader and also a villain. His surname was also Hu. 4. Guo Jing in the Legend of the Condor Heroes: Guo Jing was a very famous protagonist in Jin Yong's novels. He was a martial arts master in the Northern Song Dynasty and later became the host of the Golden Wheel Temple. His surname was Guo, but there were also rumors that his surname was Hu. These are some of the main characters in Jin Yong's novels with the surname Hu. In addition, there are many other characters with the surname Hu.

The names in Jin Yong's novels are as follows: 1 Linghu Chong: The name of the male protagonist in Jin Yong's novel comes from the Tang Dynasty poet Linghu Zian's "Praise of Marshal Linghu". 2. Lin Pingzhi: The name of the male protagonist in Jin Yong's novel comes from the Tang Dynasty poet Lin Bu's "A Gentleman's Journey." 3. Xiao Longnu: The name of the female character in Jin Yong's novel comes from the Tang Dynasty poet Wang Zhihuan's "Climbing the Stork Tower." 4. Murong Fu: The names of the characters in Jin Yong's novels came from a branch of the Murong family during the Northern and Southern Dynasties. Ding Busan: The name of the character in Jin Yong's novel comes from a famous mathematician, Ding Busi, at the end of the Song Dynasty and the beginning of the Yuan Dynasty. 6 Duan Yu: The male protagonist in Jin Yong's novel was named after the third son of Duan Zhengchun, a descendant of the Tang Dynasty poet, Duan Wangye. 7. Xuzhu: The name of the female character in Jin Yong's novel comes from the Tang Dynasty poet Zhang Ji's "Maple Bridge Moored at Night". 8 The Four Friends of Mei Zhuang: The names of a group of characters in Jin Yong's novels came from the Song Dynasty writer Lu You's " Traveling to the West Mountain Village." [9 Zhou Zhiruo: The names of the female characters in Jin Yong's novels came from Zhou Bangyan's " Green Jade Case: Yuan Xi " of the Song Dynasty.] Abbess Miejue: The name of the female character in Jin Yong's novel comes from the descendants of Abbess Miejue of the Ming Dynasty.

In Jin Yong's novel, the name of the father of the founder of the Emei Sect was not explicitly mentioned. The founder of the Emei Sect was the fairy of Mount Emei, the Golden Cicada. Her father was the monk of the Golden Top Temple, Pu Ying, not the father of the founder of the Emei Sect.

In Jin Yong's novels, Hu Qingniu was nicknamed Iron Bull.

In Jin Yong's novel, Hu Qingniu's nickname was Invincible Iron Palm!

In Jin Yong's novel, Flying Fox on Snow Mountain, Hu Yidao's wife was called Huang Rong.

The name of Jin Yong's novel was Legend of the Condor Heroes.

In Jin Yong's novels, some shop names were used, such as: 1. Snack Stall: In " Tian Long Ba Bu," the snack stalls in Dali often provided various delicacies such as kebabs and spicy hotpot. 2. Teahouses: In Lu Ding Ji, some teahouses provide Longjing tea, Biluochun tea and other famous teas, as well as snacks and snacks. 3. Treasure Shop: The treasure shop of Dali Kingdom in the " Demigods and Semi-Devils " sold all kinds of precious gems and treasures such as love tokens, jade pendants, etc. 4. The Pavilion of Delicacy: In The Story of Deer and Cauldron, the Pavilion of Delicacy was a restaurant that provided delicious food and delicacies such as osmanthus cake and coconut chicken. 5. Silver Needle Building: In the " Smiling Proud Jianghu ", the name of a sect in the Huashan Sect. The residence of the sect was called Silver Needle Building.