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Tie Laolao

Tie Laolao

Tie Laolao (simplified: 铁老老, traditional: 鐵老老, pinyin: Tiě Lǎolǎo, jyutping: tit3 lou5 lou5) was a martial artist from Divine Maiden Peak and a guest at Liu Zhengfeng’s Golden Basin Handwashing ceremony.

Biography

Tie Laolao was a martial artist associated with Divine Maiden Peak, a location in the jianghu. He was invited to attend Liu Zhengfeng’s Golden Basin Handwashing ceremony, where Liu Zhengfeng intended to formally retire from the jianghu and dedicate himself to music.

Golden Basin Handwashing ceremony

Tie Laolao was present at the ceremony as one of Liu Zhengfeng’s guests, representing the martial artists from Divine Maiden Peak. The ceremony was meant to be a celebration of Liu Zhengfeng’s friendship with Qu Yang of the Sun Moon Order and his transition to a new life.

However, the ceremony was disrupted when the Songshan School attacked, leading to the massacre of Liu Zhengfeng’s family. Tie Laolao witnessed these tragic events, which highlighted the brutality of the jianghu’s sectarian conflicts.

Personality & traits

As a minor character, Tie Laolao’s personality is not deeply explored. He was presumably a respected martial artist who maintained good relations with Liu Zhengfeng and other members of the jianghu.

Martial arts abilities

Tie Laolao was a martial artist from Divine Maiden Peak and would have been skilled in the martial arts techniques associated with that location. His presence at the ceremony suggests he was a respected figure in the martial arts world.

Relationships

  • Liu Zhengfeng: His friend and host of the Golden Basin Handwashing ceremony.
  • Divine Maiden Peak martial artists: His fellow martial artists from that location.

Behind the scenes

Tie Laolao’s character helps to flesh out the broader jianghu community, showing that Liu Zhengfeng had connections with various martial artists and locations beyond the Five Mountains Sword Alliance. His presence at the ceremony demonstrates the respect that Liu Zhengfeng commanded in the martial arts world, and his witnessing of the massacre underscores the tragic nature of the events.

See also

  • Tie Laolao (Chinese) on Baidu Baike (Note: The Baidu Baike entry may refer to other individuals. The content used for the article is based on the novel’s context.)
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