Who passed the eighteen palms of Xu Zhu's Longxiang to? Is it Hong Qigong?

Tian Ba Long is a classic China martial arts film. It is the memory of post-90s and post-80s, and there is an unsolved mystery in the plot of Dragon Eight. To whom did Xu Zhu pass the eighteen palms? Did it pass to Hong Qigong or who? After reading the original work, I know that Xu Zhu's eighteen dragons were handed down by Feng Xiao. Because Xu Zhu's martial arts are profound, Xiao Feng asked him to help him pass it on to the next generation of beggars.

The eighteen palms of the dragon are very meaningful, neither rigid nor soft. After Xu Zhu learned to surrender the Eighteen Palm Dragons, it was said in the original work that Xu Zhu passed the Eighteen Palm Dragons to a hero of the gang. In the end, the hero boy lived up to expectations and promoted the Beggars' Sect, but at the end of the book, he didn't name the hero boy.

Xu Zhu is one of the leading characters in Tian Ba Long Department. He is honest and quiet, but he has a good memory and is kind to people. Xiao Feng took a fancy to Xu Zhu's character, and assured him that the Beggars' eighteen palms were capable of beating dogs and dragons. In the end, Xu Zhu will bear the great trust. Pass on the martial arts handed down from the Beggars' Sect to the next Beggars' Sect Leader. Eighteen palms of dragons were originally twenty-eight, but they were changed to eighteen palms after being cut by Feng Xiao and Xu Zhu, which is more essential and powerful.

Many years later, a hero boy appeared in the gang, simple and honest, mature and steady. After public discussion, the beggars decided to send the boy to Lingjiu Palace. After Xu Zhu's repeated tests, the boy passed the test and learned the martial arts handed down by beggars, namely, the eighteen palms of the dragon, dog stick. Calculate this era, when Hong Qigong was active in Yang Guo, when Hong Qigong was in his forties, and Xu Zhu was over one hundred years old at this time, so Xu Zhu wouldn't personally pass on his martial arts to Hong Qigong, and there should be two generations of beggars' gangs in the middle. Do you think so?