Twin Flying Fish (simplified: 长江双飞鱼, traditional: 長江雙飛魚, pinyin: Chángjiāng Shuāng Fēiyú, jyutping: coeng4 gong1 soeng1 fei1 jyu4) were members of the White Dragon Guild, known for their partnership and their association with the Yangtze River.
Biography
The Twin Flying Fish were a pair of martial artists who were members of the White Dragon Guild. They were known for their partnership and their association with the Yangtze River (长江), as reflected in their name.
As a pair, they were known for their coordinated techniques and their partnership in combat. They participated in various activities alongside other members of the White Dragon Guild, contributing to the organisation’s operations.
Personality & traits
As minor characters, the Twin Flying Fish’s personalities are not deeply explored. They were presumably skilled martial artists who worked well together as a team, with their partnership being a notable aspect of their characters.
Martial arts abilities
The Twin Flying Fish were skilled martial artists, known for their coordinated techniques. Their fighting style emphasised partnership and coordination, making them more effective when fighting together than individually. Their name suggests they may have had techniques that incorporated water-based or flowing movements, reflecting their association with the Yangtze River.
Relationships
- White Dragon Guild members: Their fellow guild members.
Behind the scenes
The Twin Flying Fish help to demonstrate the variety of martial artists in the jianghu, including those who fought in pairs. Their presence contributes to the portrayal of the White Dragon Guild as a diverse organisation with members from various backgrounds. Their association with the Yangtze River reflects the geographical diversity of the jianghu.
See also
- Laughing in the Wind characters
- White Dragon Guild – The Twin Flying Fish’s guild
External links
- Twin Flying Fish (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.)