Zhang Sanfeng: Founder of Wu Tangmen. Tolerant and friendly, with a clear distinction between good and evil, he was bent on expelling Mongolian Tatars when he was young, and never surrendered to the Mongolian emperor until the fall of Xiangyang. He is old and respected. Whether decent or eccentric, they are all respected as the big dipper of Mount Tai in Wulin. Zhang Cuishan: One of Zhang Sanfeng's most proud disciples, the son of Zhang Wuji, Wudang Zhang Cuishan and Zoroastrianism Yin Susu. He combines the magic of Jiuyang, the great move of Gankun and the mystery of Taiji, and is invincible in the world. Win the battle and stand alone against the enemy, leaving a deep impression on the world. Tianjiezi: A Taoist priest of Jianzong in Wu Tangmen, a warm-hearted chivalrous man. Yu: Wu Tangmen is a full-fledged Taoist priest. Item: Heavenly dust swordsman. He used to be an all-powerful figure in the Jianghu. After meeting Taoist Jiuhe, I suddenly realized that I had worshipped Wudang. Quyi: the mysterious woman guarding Wudang sword tomb, white is better than snow, and the sword dance is exquisite and graceful. No one knows her origin. It is said that she is mainly a sword, serving for life. Beauty's heart: a beautiful swordsman, wearing a soft red silk robe. It turned out to be the "red candle" of the Royal Guards. He quit because of hatred and anger for killing his brother and vowed to avenge him. Deng Zhongshan: the founder of Wudang Gongnan School and one of the "Three Masters of Wudang" in the late Qing Dynasty. In the seventh year of Guangxu reign in Qing Dynasty (1882), at the invitation of Zuo, the governor of Liangjiang, Wudang was closed to accept disciples, and the martial arts school was opened down the mountain to create South wu-tang clan in Cangxiangqiao, jiangning house (now Jiangning County). He lived in Nanjing in his later years and returned to Wudang Mountain at the age of 95. He is the author of "The Treasure of the Palace Secret Law" and so on. Li: A descendant of Wudang Gongjia Nanpai, a martial artist in China. He studied martial arts under Wudang master Li, and was known as the "hero of the Yangtze River". He was once called the "Three Heroes" of Wulin in the late Qing Dynasty and the early Republic of China together with Huo Yuanjia, the great warrior of Guinness, and Du, the great warrior of Kanto. The 13th generation of Xuanwu School in Wudang Mountain, Zhong Yunlong, the 14th generation of Sanfeng School in Wudang, an authentic descendant of Wudang Kung Fu, was the head martial arts coach of Wudang Mountain Taoist Association. Chen Shixing is a descendant of contemporary Wudang Light Skill, and Sanfeng School is a descendant of15th generation.