The differences between the old, new, and newly revised versions of Jin Yong's works mainly included the following aspects: 1. The old version and the new version are basically the same in terms of storyline, character setting, and plot development, but the new version has deleted or modified some of the plots to meet the review requirements. For example, some of the plots describing the grudges of the martial world in the new version were deleted, but the old version retained these contents. 2. Text style: The old version and the new version have different text styles. The old version of the text was simple and easy to understand, while the new version was more gorgeous and tactfully used a large number of rhetorical devices and idioms. 3. Character Creation: The old version and the new version are also different in terms of character creation. The characters in the old version were more realistic and had distinct personalities, while the characters in the new version were more flat and lacked depth. 4. Language norms: The old version and the new version also have different language norms. The language in the old version was more natural, while the new version was more rigorous in using a large number of technical terms and classical Chinese. Jin Yong's old, new, and newly revised works were all classics, and each version had its own unique charm. The readers could choose the version that suited them according to their own preferences and needs.