What are the 2020 Jin Yong remake dramas?

Jin Yong's novel was a classic of Chinese martial arts novels, which had been widely spread and influenced several generations. Recently, some remake versions of Jin Yong's novels had been circulating in the market. These versions of television dramas, movies, and other works had received widespread attention and praise. However, there were also some people who criticized these remakes. One of the criticisms was that remakes of Jin Yong's novels often had some drawbacks, including: 1. Disrespect to the original work: Some remake works have been deleted or modified when adapting Jin Yong's novel, so that the plot and character characteristics in the original work are not fully reflected. This might cause the audience's understanding and feelings towards the work to be biased. 2. Changing the ending of the original work: Some remake works change the ending of the original work during the adaptation, causing the fate and storyline of some characters to change. This change might give the audience a different understanding of the meaning and value of the work. 3. Wrong choice of actors: Some remake works have some problems in the selection of actors, such as some actors are not well-known, their acting skills are not good enough, or some actors 'images and roles are not consistent with the original work. This may cause the audience to doubt the quality of the work. 4. Over-adaptation: Some remake works have over-adapted and subverted the original work during the adaptation, so that the classic plot and characters in the original work are not fully reflected. This may make it difficult for the audience to understand and appreciate the work. The remake version of Jin Yong's novel needs to pay attention to respecting the original work, changing the ending, actor selection and over-adaptation in order to make the work better presented to the audience.

Mr. Jin Yong is a great martial arts novelist. His works have had a profound impact on Chinese literature and culture. After his death, in order to commemorate his outstanding contributions, many publishing houses and media released relevant memorial books, TV series, movies and other works. On the one hand, the production and spread of these works could let more people understand and love Jin Yong's works. On the other hand, it could also promote Chinese culture and enhance national pride. Of course, whether it was necessary to remake or replay Jin Yong's works depended on personal preferences and needs. For some audiences, remakes or replays could allow them to have a deeper understanding of the plot and characters of Jin Yong's works, and at the same time, they could experience and feel the charm of Jin Yong's works in different ways. For other audiences, they might prefer the original without the need for remakes and replays. Whether it was necessary to remake or replay Jin Yong's works would depend on the audience's needs and preferences. In any case, the production and distribution of these works could contribute to the development and promotion of Chinese culture.

Jin Yong is a famous Chinese martial arts novel. His works have been widely translated into many languages and have a wide readership in China and around the world. His wuxia novels were known as the classic works of Chinese wuxia novels, which were mainly featured by describing the grudges of Jianghu, chivalrous courage, martial arts skills, and wit. Jin Yong's wuxia novels had many classic plots and characters, some of which had been adapted into television dramas. The following is a list of all of Jin Yong's martial arts dramas: 1 Legend of the Condor Heroes 2. The Condor Heroes 3.8 Demigods 4." Smiling Proud in Jianghu " 5 The Deer and the Cauldron Book and Sword Gratitude and Revenge 7 " Blue Blood Sword " 8 "Mandarin Duck Knife" 9 " White Horse Roaring in the West Wind " 10 " Journey of a Chivalrous Warrior " The above is a list of all of Jin Yong's martial arts dramas. These dramas have different production styles and versions. Some were filmed in the 1980s, while others were filmed today. Jin Yong's martial arts novels had become an important part of Chinese culture, and his works adapted into TV dramas had also become classics in the history of Chinese TV dramas.

Jin Yong (formerly known as Zha Liangyong) was a famous Chinese martial arts novel. His works had been translated into many languages and were loved by readers all over the world. Jin Yong's novels used martial arts as the theme to describe the grudges of Jianghu, chivalrous courage, and tender feelings. The following are some examples of Jin Yong's martial arts dramas: 1. The Return of the Condor Heroes: Written by Jin Yong himself, it described the love between Yang Guo and Xiao Longnu, as well as the grudges in Jianghu. [2. Eight Demigods: Written by Jin Yong, it tells the story of Yang Guo's growth and his adventures in Jianghu during the Southern Song Dynasty.] [3]"Smiling Proud in Jianghu": Written by Jin Yong, it tells the story of the swordsman Linghu Chong's grudges in Jianghu and his story with Lin Pingzhi. 4."The Sword of Green Blood": Written by Jin Yong, it tells the story of the adventures of a young man named Ah Jiu in the Jianghu at the end of the Ming Dynasty. 5. The Deer and the Cauldron: Written by Jin Yong, it tells the story of a clever and witty Xiaobao's adventures in the Jianghu at the end of the Ming Dynasty. These Jin Yong martial arts dramas were not only popular in China but also had many fans around the world.

Jin Yong's wuxia novels have been remade many times, but there is no absolute answer to the question of which remake is the most successful because everyone's standards and preferences are different. However, the success of a remake could be evaluated from many aspects: 1. Reputation of the audience: The reputation of the audience for the remake was also an important indicator to measure the success of a drama. Some of the remakes had a good reputation among the audience, while others were criticized. However, according to some word-of-mouth research, Jin Yong's martial arts novels, such as The Legend of the Condor Heroes and The Return of the Condor Heroes, had a good reputation among the audience. 2. Actor's performance: An actor's performance was also an important factor in measuring the success of a remake. Some of the actors in the remake performed very well, allowing the audience to have a deeper understanding of the original work, while others had flaws in their performance that affected the audience's evaluation of the show. 3. Production quality: Production quality was also an important factor in measuring the success of a remake. A good remake required an excellent production team and advanced technology to make the plot, graphics, music, and other aspects reach the level of the original. Jin Yong's wuxia novels were very classic, and each of them had their own unique charm. Different remakes had their own characteristics and audiences. Therefore, to answer which remake was the most successful, one needed to consider a number of factors and make a judgment based on one's own preferences and impressions.

Mr. Jin Yong has passed away. There is currently no clear legal provision on the copyright fee for remaking Jin Yong's martial arts drama. However, in general, if the copyright of Jin Yong's martial arts drama had been granted before his death, he still had to abide by the relevant provisions of the copyright law and receive copyright fees when remaking the work after his death. If the copyright of Jin Yong's martial arts drama had not been granted before his death, then the original author's authorization was needed to remake the work. If the original author agreed to the authorization, the remake could receive copyright fees and other related fees. However, if the original author did not agree to the authorization of the remake, he might not be able to obtain copyright fees and other related fees. It should be noted that the issue of copyright fees may vary by region. In some areas, the copyright fees for Jin Yong's martial arts dramas may be very high, so before remaking, you need to carefully consider the cost and ensure that you have enough financial resources to support the project.

Jin Yong (real name Zha Liangyong) was a famous Chinese martial arts novel. His works were famous for their twists and turns, many characters, and martial arts skills. Jin Yong's novels were translated into many languages and enjoyed high popularity and influence around the world. The following are some classic versions of Jin Yong's novels that have been adapted into television dramas: Legend of the Condor Heroes: Written by Jin Yong himself, it was first published in 1969 and then adapted into many versions of the TV series. The most famous one is the 1983 version of Legend of the Condor Heroes. "Tian Long Ba Bu": Written by Jin Yong, it was first published in 1966 and was adapted into many versions of the TV series. The most famous one was the 1994 version of Tian Long Ba Bu. 3. The Return of the Condor Heroes: Written by Jin Yong, it was first published in 1966 and then adapted into many versions of the TV series. The most famous one was the 1995 version of The Return of the Condor Heroes. [4]"Proud Swordsman": Written by Jin Yong, it was first published in 1967 and then adapted into many versions of the TV series. The most famous one is the 1984 version of "Proud Swordsman". [5]<<Blue Blood Sword>>: It was written by Jin Yong and was first published in 1967. After that, it was adapted into many TV series. The most famous one was the 1990 version of <<Blue Blood Sword>>. [6] The Deer and the Cauldron: Written by Jin Yong, it was first published in 1967 and then adapted into many versions of the TV series. The most famous one is the 1993 version of The Deer and the Cauldron. These TV series versions were loved and praised by the audience and became an important part of Chinese culture.

Mr. Jin Yong once said in an interview that the Jin Yong drama he was most satisfied with was The Return of the Condor Heroes. The Return of the Condor Heroes was one of Mr. Jin Yong's representative works. It described the love and resentment between Guo Jing, Huang Rong, Yang Guo and Xiao Longnu. The show was first aired in 1966 and is still very popular. Mr. Jin Yong had a very high evaluation of the play. He thought that the play not only did a good job in the character description, plot arrangement and special effects production, but also demonstrated the values of loyalty, chivalrous tenderness, loyalty and integrity advocated by Mr. Jin Yong in his novels. In addition, Mr. Jin Yong had also said that the success of The Return of the Condor Heroes was not only due to its excellent production level, but also its respect and restoration of the original work. The play not only presented the classic plot of the original work to the audience, but also made the original work more vivid and interesting through unique adaptation and interpretation. Therefore," The Condor Heroes " was regarded as one of the most satisfactory Jin Yong dramas and a classic in the history of Chinese TV dramas.

The actor who had acted in the most Jin Yong dramas was Hong Kong actor Chen Shancong. He had starred in 14 Jin Yong dramas, including The Legend of Jin Yong, The Legend of the Condor Heroes, The Return of the Condor Heroes, The Eight Dragons, The Swordsman, The Sword on the Heaven and Dragon Sabre, The Deer Cauldron, etc. Chen Shancong's performance style was deeply loved by the audience. He performed very well in many of Jin Yong's dramas and became one of the representative actors in Jin Yong's dramas.

Mr. Jin Yong's Wuxia novel,"The Journey of a Chivalrous Man", was regarded as a classic work with extremely high literary and artistic value. Although the novel had been adapted into TV series and movies many times, there was still a problem that no one dared to remake it. The following are some possible reasons: 1. Unique plots and characters: The plots and characters in Jin Yong's novels are very unique and have a strong personality and style. The remake needed to rearrange the storyline and characters, otherwise it might lose the unique charm of the original work and lead to the loss of audience. 2. Rich literary value: Jin Yong's novels have profound thoughts and philosophical values involving human nature, morality, emotion, society and so on. These values could not be restored through a simple remake, so the remake might be very different from the original, causing dissatisfaction among the audience. 3. Mr. Jin Yong's influence: Mr. Jin Yong is a master in the field of martial arts novels. His works have become an important part of Chinese culture. The remake had to respect the influence and status of the original work, or it might face huge public pressure and commercial risks. 4. copyright issues: The copyright of Jin Yong's novel,"Journey of the Chivalrous", was very complicated and involved many interests. The remake needed the permission of the copyright owner or it could face legal risks. Therefore, even if someone wanted to remake Jin Yong's novel," A Hero's Journey," they would face many difficulties and need to fully consider various factors.