After Ji Chang learned all the skills of Wei Fei, he felt that only Wei Fei could compete with himself in the world, so he planned to get rid of Wei Fei. Finally, one day two people met in the wild.

Ji Chang and Wei Fei shoot arrows at each other. The arrows shot by the two men collided in the air and both fell to the ground. Finally, Wei Fei's arrow was shot, and Ji Chang had one last arrow. He shot out, and Wei Fei quickly raised the thorns around him to poke the flying arrow.

The arrow stopped exactly. So both of them threw bows and wept bitterly, worshiped each other on the road, thinking they were father and son, and vowed not to pass on this technology to anyone.

Wei Fei's way of teaching:

Wei Fei is not only a skilled archer, but also a conscientious and responsible educator. He inculcated, step by step, from shallow to deep, from low to high, and taught Jichang the most fundamental essentials of learning shooting and his own personal experience completely selflessly.

On the other hand, while teaching skills, Ji Chang has been constantly cultivated with perseverance, step by step, not avoiding hardships, not rushing for success, and attaching importance to basic skills, which shows his serious and planned attitude and method of doing research.

From the initial dialogue with Ji Chang, to the further request of "learning from time to time", and finally to dancing for Ji Chang, he showed a very distinctive noble image of an excellent teacher. Ji Chang has a heart of seeking truth from facts, without impetuous pride, perseverance and fearlessness. It is closely related to the guidance of flying guards.