He is excellent, so Qiu Chuji intends to pass on his leadership. Later, because of his love for the little dragon girl, he did something wrong and finally committed suicide with a sword.
First of all, briefly introduce the relevant plot of Yin Zhiping.
In The Condor Heroes, Yin Zhiping broke the routine and secretly fell in love with the little dragon girl. He was discovered by his brother Zhao Zhijing, who had always been at odds with him, and often used it as a handle to blackmail him. After the little dragon girl was acupunctured by Ouyang Feng, Yin Zhiping took advantage of Yang Guo's absence to make him dizzy for a while and took the opportunity to defile it, which became a stain on his life. Later, when Mongolian warriors attacked Chongyang Palace, Yin Zhiping adhered to the principle of righteousness and never gave up. He led Quanzhen Sect in a resolute struggle against Mongolian warriors and traitors in the Sect, and was seriously injured in order to protect the little dragon girl. In the end, the little dragon girl forgave Yin Zhiping, and Yin Zhiping did not repent. She drew her sword and committed suicide, saving the lives of Yang Guo and the little dragon girl and her own reputation. Second, expand information.
1. Why did Yin Zhiping later change its name to "True Ice"?
I don't know if you've noticed that in the new version of The Condor Heroes, the name was changed to Zhen, so if you just watched the new version of The Condor Heroes, you may not know who it is.
Then why change the name? In fact, because Yin Zhi is a real person in history, and because Yin Zhiping in the play is tainted, Mr. Jin Yong changed his name to "Real Ice" in order to avoid insulting the real person and being suspected of Taoism.
2. A brief introduction of Yin Zhiping, a real historical figure.
Yin Zhiping (1169 ~1251) was a famous Quanzhen Taoist in the late Jin Dynasty and early Yuan Dynasty. The word Yamato (also known as Taihe) is from Laizhou (now Yexian), Shandong Province. At the beginning, he took Ma Danyang as his teacher and was forced to return home by his father. He returned to the military attache Xu Ling's field of vision and joined Liu Chuxuan.
During the Ming and Chang Dynasties (1190 ~1196), he was also studied by Qiu Chuji, Wang Chuyi and Hao Datong, so he took Quanzhen Wuzi as his teacher successively.
In the fourth year of Xingding (1220), Qiu Chuji went west with Wanli disciple 18, and Yin Zhiping was one of them. After returning to Yanjing from the Snow Mountain, Qiu Chuji lived in Changchun Palace, Yin Zhiping lived in seclusion in Longyangguan, Dexing (now Zhuolu, Hebei), and Qiu Chuji sealed him Qinghe. After Qiu Chuji's death, he continued to teach Quanzhen religion and lived in Changchun Palace.
In the sixth year of Emperor Taizong of Mongolia (1234), Li Wuxin went to Yanjing from Jixian County (now Jixian County, Henan Province) and sent him back to Guanzhao to recruit Taoist couples and revive his ancestral home. The following spring, at the invitation of Du Deqing, the magistrate of Qinzhou (now Qin County, Shaanxi Province), Yin Zhiping went south to Qinzhou and lived in Shen Xiao Palace. In winter, Wu Li wants to be invited to the customs by Tian Decan, director of Jingzhao.
In the eighth year of Emperor Taizong's reign (1236), he arrived in Zhongnan, planned and organized the reconstruction of Zhongnan ancestral hall and Louguan Zongsheng Palace, Zhongnan Taiping Palace, Taiyi Palace, Lishan Huaqing Palace and Huashan Yuntai Palace, and appointed abbots and monks respectively. After the arrangement, Qiu Feng returned to Yanjing with a letter.
In the winter of the twelfth year of Emperor Taizong (1240), master and apprentice moved to Bao Jian and Tian Decan, the manager of Jingzhao, helped to bury Wang Zhongyang in Zhongnan Road, and sent people to Beijing to welcome Yin Zhiping to preside over the funeral in Zhongnan. With Feng Zhiheng, more than 3,000 miles along the way from Yanjing to Guanzhong, more than 100 Taoist temples have been restored. After the funeral, Yin Zhiping visited Louguan and other palaces, and returned to Beijing in winter.
He died in the first year of Xianzong (125 1) and was buried in Fangshan, a suburb of Beijing.
In the second year of China's reunification (126 1), the title of "Qinghe Miaodao Guanghua Zhenren" was presented.