Are Wang Pangzi, who blows lanterns, and the fat man who takes notes when robbing a tomb the same person?

Wang Pangzi in the tomb-robbing notes and Wang Pangzi in the ghost-blowing lamp are not the same person.

Wang Pangzi in "Ghost Blowing Lights" is called Wang Kaixuan, male No.2, who has a second personality. He is full of nonsense and careless. He is very skilled and comes from the army compound.

According to his uncle, Wang Pangzi in "Notes on Grave Robbery" is the king of Banyue. He, Wu Xie and Zhang Qiling formed an iron triangle for robbing tombs, claiming to be the captain of the Northern School, and hung out in Panjiayuan, Beijing. He has a thick mouth and can be relied on at critical moments.

Wang Kaixuan and Hu Bayi made their debut during the Cultural Revolution in Ghost Blowing the Lamp. Wang Pangzi in Notes on Grave Robbery first appeared in the article in the 1990s, when the fat man was already a minor celebrity.

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Wang Pangzi, a character in Notes on Grave Robbery by Nanpai Uncle, is also called "Iron Triangle" with Wu Xie and Zhang Qiling. Before I met them, I seemed to have been working alone. Claiming to touch gold, the captain of the Northern School, the fat prince in the inverted bucket world, is extraordinary in skill, bold and cautious, and usually looks careless and unreliable. In fact, he is more measured and does not drop the chain at the critical moment.

Wang Pangzi, the second protagonist of Muye Zhang's novel Ghost Blowing the Lamp. He is a group of ordinary people who are easily misunderstood in modern society, but in fact, he has a personal specialty that ordinary people are easily ignored by the public, and often exerts unexpected power when they are unexpected.