Robin Hood is a legendary thief and robber in English folklore, known for "robbing from the rich to give to the poor". Legend has it that he was originally a nobleman, but due to dissatisfaction with the tyranny of the King and the Sheriff of Nottingham, he was forced to flee into Sherwood Forest and became a bandit. His skill with the bow was unrivaled, and he could hit every arrow with every shot. Together with his loyal companions, Little John and Friar Tuck, he robs the rich and distributes their wealth to the poor. Robin Hood is not only brave, but also resourceful, often using clever schemes to play tricks on the greedy nobles. His sense of justice and resistance to oppression made him the hero of the poor, loved and admired by the people. Legend has it that every one of his adventures was full of surprises and legends, and his name became a symbol of resistance to injustice and the quest for freedom. The story of Robin Hood is still told around the world, and has become an enduring symbol of justice and courage.