The first axe: truly. Chop from top to bottom with an axe, whether the other party attacks him or not, just chop it down and fight hard.
The second axe: children pick their teeth. When an opponent parries with a horizontal weapon, he closes his axe, shows it and attacks his opponent's face. Because of his fast speed, opponents usually use iron bridges to avoid it.
The third axe: pick out your ears. Turn around and sweep if you push it wrong. Because the opponent just got up, it is difficult to dodge, so these three axes are very powerful. Later, under your guidance, Cheng created his own half trick, and later generations also said that the trick of Guancheng was called three axes and a half.
I'm afraid everyone has memorized the names of these three axes. After all, after reading so many Sui and Tang versions, Cheng is a famous figure. Whenever Cheng comes out to fight, he always calls out the names of these three axes, which to a great extent shows that he is Cheng!
Since Cheng's Sanbanfu is so famous, and Cheng is a famous founding general in the Tang Dynasty, who is the master who taught Cheng's Sanbanfu stunt? I'm afraid this character is also a legend. However, in various versions of the Sui and Tang Dynasties, we don't seem to know anything about Master Cheng. There is also a saying that Cheng learned his unique axe from dreams, but this statement sounds too false.
Cheng's axe was first taught by You Junda. You Junda was Cheng's first master, but You Junda was not Cheng's master. After all, under the guidance of Professor You Junda, Cheng didn't learn any skills of using an axe. So who is the person who teaches the three axes stunt? Does he exist or not? We will reveal the answer for you right away: a stranger taught him a full set of exquisite axe skills, but Junda drank it when he woke up and practiced, and only remembered three and a half strokes. Is that what you mean? Cheng sanbanfu? The origin of. Actually, about what? Cheng sanbanfu? Many of them are romantic films, not official stories, and many plots are fictional or exaggerated. In the official story, when the real Cheng was killed on the way, the weapon in his hand was actually not an axe at all, but another of the eighteen weapons.
Therefore, although Cheng's Sanban Fu comes from various versions of Romance and Storytelling, there is no record of Cheng's Sanban Fu in the official history. Similarly, according to Romance, your master met Cheng in a dream, but his mysterious master does not exist in reality.