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Wang Zhongqiang

Wang Zhongqiang

Wang Zhongqiang (simplified: 王仲强, traditional: 王仲強, pinyin: Wáng Zhòngqiáng, jyutping: wong4 zung6 koeng4) was the second son of Wang Yuanba of the Golden Blade School in Luoyang. He and his elder brother Wang Bofen managed the family’s affairs together.

Biography

Wang Zhongqiang was the second son of Wang Yuanba, the leader of the Golden Blade School. Along with his elder brother Wang Bofen, he managed the family’s affairs and represented the Golden Blade School in various activities. He had two sons, Wang Jiajun and Wang Jiaju.

Encounter with Huashan School

When Yue Buqun and the Huashan School visited Luoyang, Wang Zhongqiang and Wang Bofen hosted them at Wang Yuanba’s birthday banquet. Like his brother, Wang Zhongqiang was offended when Linghu Chong did not perform the proper kneeling ceremony.

Conflict with Linghu Chong

Wang Zhongqiang, along with Wang Bofen, attempted to get Linghu Chong drunk during a banquet by repeatedly toasting him. This was part of their effort to humiliate Linghu Chong for his perceived disrespect. The incident contributed to the growing tensions between Linghu Chong and the Wang family.

Search for the Evil-Warding Sword Manual

Wang Zhongqiang participated in the family’s search for the Evil-Warding Sword Manual (辟邪剑谱) after Lin Pingzhi came to stay with them. He was involved in examining the manual and determining its authenticity.

Personality & traits

Wang Zhongqiang was portrayed as arrogant, proud, and somewhat scheming, similar to his elder brother. He was quick to take offense at perceived slights and was willing to use underhanded tactics to exact revenge. He demonstrated a strong sense of family pride and adherence to traditional etiquette.

Martial arts abilities

Wang Zhongqiang was trained in the “Five Tigers Breaking Door Sabre” (五虎断门刀), the signature martial art of the Golden Blade School. He inherited his father’s sabre techniques and was considered a skilled martial artist within the Luoyang martial arts community.

Relationships

Behind the scenes

Wang Zhongqiang’s character, along with his brother Wang Bofen, represents the pride and arrogance of traditional martial arts families. Their conflict with Linghu Chong highlights the clash between traditional values and Linghu Chong’s carefree nature. His character contributes to the portrayal of the Wang family as a powerful but somewhat rigid martial arts clan.

See also

  • Wang Zhongqiang (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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