The introduction of Zhang Sanfeng biography reveals what Zhang Sanfeng's nickname is.

Introduction to the biography of Zhang Sanfeng

There are two versions about Zhang Sanfeng's birthday, one is 1247, and the other is 1264. Zhang Sanfeng was 211 if he was born in 1247, and 194 if he was born in 1264. According to the age, Zhang Sanfeng is an out-and-out longevity. Later, according to Zhang Sanfeng's life, he made many creations, such as novels, plays, movies, TV plays and so on.

Zhang Sanfeng stills of the 86th edition of "The Dragon Slayer by Eternal Adversity"

The Biography of Zhang Sanfeng is a novel, the most popular electronic novel at present. It is a fantasy novel written by Zhang Daoshi, an online writer. Zhang Sanfeng's birth is introduced at the beginning. Zhang Sanfeng was born in 1247 during the reign of Li Zong in the Southern Song Dynasty. Zhang Sanfeng was the founder of wu-tang clan, and later initiated the Tai Ji Chuan Law. Besides, it also introduces the family situation of Zhang Sanfeng in detail.

Zhang Sanfeng was born into an official family, and his father was an official in the Ming court, serving as the minister of rites. The excellent family environment, coupled with parents' education, made Zhang Sanfeng have good learning conditions and environment since he was a child. However, Zhang Sanfeng was full of fantasy and yearning for immortal morality since he was a child, and he longed to become an immortal. When Zhang Sanfeng was five years old, he suddenly developed an eye disease. During this period, he saw a lot of doctors, but he couldn't cure it. His condition became more and more serious, and Zhang Sanfeng's eyes even had problems seeing things. The family was very anxious and took Zhang Sanfeng everywhere for medical consultation. In the palace, there was a Taoist named "Fu Yaozi". He said that he had a way to treat Zhang Sanfeng's eyes, so he took Zhang Sanfeng to the Taiqing Palace, where Zhang Sanfeng could learn Taoism and treat his eye diseases.

gradually, Zhang Sanfeng became very interested in Taoism. In the process of "Fu Yaozi" teaching him, Zhang Sanfeng also had a different understanding of Taoist thought, which laid a solid foundation for his later monastic career.

What's Zhang Sanfeng's nickname?

Zhang Sanfeng has many nicknames, such as Dirty Zhang Xianren and Dirty Zhang. Zhang Sanfeng, who lived in the late Southern Song Dynasty and the early Ming Dynasty, was a famous Confucian and Taoist, a famous talent in wu-tang clan, and Zhang Sanfeng was also known as Zhang Junbao. There are stories related to Zhang Sanfeng in relevant materials.

Zhang Sanfeng stills

In The History of Ming Dynasty, Zhang Sanfeng was recorded, and Zhang Sanfeng's birthplace was introduced. Zhang Sanfeng's original name was Zhang Junbao, and his name was Sanfeng. Because Zhang Sanfeng doesn't care about his clothes, his clothes and shoes are worn out, so his nickname is Zhang Sloppy. Zhang Sanfeng, the founder of wu-tang clan, advocated the practice of Dan Dao and was a master. Zhang Sanfeng advocated "self-seeking for happiness and self-making for life". Zhang Sanfeng founded Neijia Boxing and Tai Ji Chuan all his life. Zhang Sanfeng thinks that boxing is an activity to enhance physical fitness and cultivate people's temperament. Through boxing, you can feel the profoundness of martial arts. In addition, Zhang Sanfeng also wrote works, such as "A Straight Talk on Mystery", "Xuan Yao Pian" and "The Complete Works of Mr. Zhang Sanfeng", among which "The Complete Works of Zhang Sanfeng" is still circulating today. Later, Taoist people spread his Taoism by word of mouth through Zhang Sanfeng's works.

There are many stories about Zhang Sanfeng. In Jin Yong's martial arts works, Zhang Sanfeng is a figure with high frequency. In "The Dragon Slayer with Eternal Feelings", he is the master of Zhang Wuji, and he naturally loves Zhang Wuji very much. Under his education, his disciples Zhang Cuishan, Song Yuanqiao, Yin Liting and others have made great achievements.

Zhang Sanfeng retired to Wudang, where he practiced boxing. At that time, Zhang Sanfeng hated the practice of Taoist priests who knew a little secret skills to curry favor with the powerful, so Zhang Sanfeng pursued liberalism all his life.