When I read it, I was also very surprised. Why did all six disciples of Huang Laoxie have the word "Feng"? Is "Feng" and "Heng" used to express Huang Yaoshi's love for his wife Feng Heng and to show his love? Feng, Feng, Ah Heng, look, this is all my love for you, which is stronger than gold and earth-shaking. Kick over this bowl of dog food, is it because I don't have enough food? I can eat dog food after reading a martial arts novel. Jin Lao is really well-intentioned
If it's not for showing love, it's hard to say that Huang Laoxie is a handsome man like the wind, so he loves the word "wind" and becomes a school of "wind", hoping that his disciples will be as beautiful as the wind, and he has also created a whirlwind to sweep his legs, the east wind stunt, and there are many things that he loves in the world. I, Huang, love "wind" alone? Later, when I saw the tenth time, Mei Chaofeng mentioned in her memory that Huang Yaoshi had a big disciple Qu Lingfeng, a second disciple Chen Xuanfeng, and several younger disciples Lu Chengfeng, Wu Mianfeng and Feng Mofeng. So Master changed her name to Mei Chaofeng. Therefore, it can be seen from here that Huang Yaoshi's naming his disciples with the word "Feng" is generational. And why do you use the word wind to name your disciples? It should be related to Huang Yaoshi's belonging to "wood" in the Five Wonders. In the gossip, wood corresponds to the east or southeast, and the southeast is a haiku, which corresponds to the wind, so the wind is an extension of wood. Huang Yaoshi is a wood, and Huang Yaoshi's disciples are the wind, so Huang Yaoshi's disciples are an extension of Huang Yaoshi. Is there a kind of passing from generation to generation?
Besides, most of the names given to his martial arts by Huang Yaoshi are related to vegetation, such as "orchid hand brushing holes" and "whirlwind sweeping leaves and legs", so "wind" and "wood" can be said to be the true love of Huang Yaoshi.