Song Yuanqiao (A.D. 1295- 1380)
Zhang Sanfeng's first apprentice.
In the novel, Song Yuanqiao has a son, Song Qingshu. Unfortunately, Song Qingshu later became a traitor to Wu Tangmen and personally killed his seventh uncle Mo Shenggu.
Yulianzhou (AD 1303- 1387)
Zhang Sanfeng's second apprentice.
On (A.D. 1306- 1379)
The third of the seven chivalrous men in Wudang.
In the novel, Yin Susu was injured while chasing the Dragon Slaughter Road, and was escorted to the foot of Wudang Mountain by Longmen Escort Agency. Cheng Kun from Thunderbolt was injured by Shaolin Diamond Finger and was quadriplegic. Later, Zhang Wuji was cured by "spraying intermittent cream". (For the novelist Yun in "Eternal Dragon Slayer". )
Zhang Songxi (A.D. 13 10- 1394)
A native of Jinxian County, Zhejiang Province, he was good at martial arts in the middle of Ming Dynasty. This master is an important descendant of Tai Ji Chuan, Sun XIII. He claimed that he inherited his martial arts from wudang zhang sanfeng. Zhang Songxi in Jin Yong's novels is Zhang Sanfeng's fourth apprentice.
Zhang Cuishan (A.D. 13 13- 1346)
Ranked fifth among Wudang Seven Heroes.
The weapons used in the novel are rare silver hooks and iron judges' pens, so they are called "silver hooks and iron pens". Later, she married Yin Susu, the daughter of Yin Tianzheng, the white-browed eagle king, and gave birth to Zhang Wuji. The protagonist in the first few chapters of "Eternal Dragon Slayer".
Yin Liting (AD1318-1403)
The real person in history was originally called Yin. Zhang Sanfeng's sixth apprentice was called Yin in the first edition of The Dragon Slayer. Later, Jin Yong thought that "Henry" was not similar to other disciples' names, so he took a similar glyph and renamed it "Pear Pavilion".
In the novel, he was engaged to Ji of Emei School and married Ji He's daughter after Ji died.
Mo Shenggu (A.D. 1323- 1357)
Zhang Sanfeng's seventh apprentice.
The novel was killed by wu-tang clan traitor Song Qingshu and Cheng Kun's apprentice Chen Youliang.