Wang Zhongyang appeared in Jin Yong's martial arts novel The Condor Heroes. He lived in the Northern Song Dynasty. (The second word of Guo Jing and Yang Kang's name is the shame of Jingkang, which is introduced intermittently in junior high school history books. ) Wang Zhongyang lived much earlier than them. When he first talked about swords in Huashan, Wang Zhongyang was awarded the title of "China's magical power". He always appeared in a patriotic manner, but in the end he failed and had to live in seclusion and be founded.

It is a vein of Taoism. He also had an affair with Lin Chaoying, the little dragon girl's grandparents, but all ended in vain.

At the end of "The Condor Heroes", monk Jue Yuan chased "The True Sutra of Jiuyang", followed by Zhang Junbao. At this time, Yang Guo also helped him win his opponent (there was a tidbit). After "Eternal Dragon Slayer", Zhang Junbao has established the Wutang School, becoming a master and a Taoist school. In China's strict religious system, Taoism is a native and nothing else.

Of course, these are all for novels. There is no such person in Wang Zhongyang in history, but there is one in Zhang Sanfeng (this point needs to be confirmed, thank you).

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