Which name did Xuzhu's Vulture Palace change to continue its legacy? Why did Jin Yong delete it?

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The reason why the Jin Dynasty moved its capital to Yanjing and renamed it Zhongdu was to better control the Central Plains, deal with the Western Xia and Southern Song Dynasties, and obtain more resources and population. This move also marked the completion of the Jin Dynasty's process of moving towards a central power.

Xu Zhu's happy life in the Spiritual Vulture Palace was described in movies, novels, and Jin Yong's work " The Eight Dragons and Dragons." Xu Zhu was originally a young monk of Shaolin Temple, but fate had made him the lord of Vulture Palace. In the Spiritual Vulture Palace, Xu Zhu enjoyed the treatment of an emperor. He had many subordinates and maidservants serving him. He got along well with the four sisters of the Vulture Palace, Mei Lan, Zhu Ju. They were respectful to Xu Zhu and even helped him bathe, change his clothes, and sleep. Xuzhu even had a three-day affair with Princess Menggu of the Western Xia Kingdom and became her son-in-law. Xu Zhu's happy life also included the process of him practicing martial arts in the Spiritual Vulture Palace. He learned supreme martial arts and became a top-notch master in the world. However, Xuzhu's happy life was also accompanied by some tragedies and complicated emotions. He gradually became addicted to martial arts and deviated from the cultivation of Buddhism. Xu Zhu's happy life in the Spiritual Vulture Palace was a story full of fantasy and emotions. Through the excellent performance of the actors, the unique visual effects, and the carefully constructed storyline, he successfully created a perfect combination of "view" and "feeling".

Xu Zhu did not have any romantic relationships with any of the women during his campaign in the Vulture Palace. Although the Void Bamboo was surrounded by many young women, he did not leave any descendants. Xuzhu's thoughts might be that all living beings were suffering and could not get what they wanted. The women of the Nine Skies and Nine Tribes of the Vulture Palace were the confidants of the former master, the Heavenly Mountain maiden. After Xu Zhu took over the position of the Vulture Palace's master, they were willing to stay and accompany him. However, Xuzhu's death caused the disciples of the Spiritual Vulture Palace to fall apart, and the Spiritual Vulture Palace was eventually destroyed. Jin Yong hinted that the women of the Spiritual Vulture Palace might have gone to a place, but the exact situation was unknown.

In Jin Yong's martial arts novel,"The Eight Dragons," Xu Zhu fought against the women of the Vulture Palace. Xuzhu became the lord of the Vulture Palace on the 36th. However, Xuzhu's death caused the disciples of the Spiritual Vulture Palace to fall apart, and the Spiritual Vulture Palace was eventually destroyed. As for the whereabouts of the women from the Vulture Palace, there was a possibility that they had been absorbed by the Beggar's Sect and become a part of it. However, there was no clear answer to whether this possibility existed. Therefore, the current search results did not provide a clear answer to the specific situation of Xuzhu's conquest of the women of the Vulture Palace.

Xu Zhu fought against the women of the Spiritual Vulture Palace in the Eight Dragons. Xuzhu became the lord of the Vulture Palace on the 36th day. Xu Zhu led the women of the Spiritual Vulture Palace to the Spiritual Vulture Palace, but in the end, the Spiritual Vulture Palace fell apart and perished because of Xu Zhu's death. As for the whereabouts of the women from the Vulture Palace, there was a possibility that they had been recruited into the Beggar's Sect. However, the search results provided did not mention the specific details of Xuzhu's conquest of the women of the Vulture Palace.

Xu Zhu fought against the women of the Spiritual Vulture Palace in the Eight Dragons. He became the lord of the Vulture Palace on the 36th and led the ladies to the Vulture Palace. However, Xuzhu's death caused the Vulture Palace to fall apart and eventually perish. As for the whereabouts of the women from the Vulture Palace, the search results did not mention any specific details. One possibility was that they were recruited by Beggar's Sect. However, the exact situation was unknown.

Xu Zhu fought against the women of the Spiritual Vulture Palace in the Eight Dragons. He became the lord of the Vulture Palace on the 36th and led the ladies to the Vulture Palace. However, Xuzhu's death caused the Vulture Palace to fall apart and eventually perish. As for the whereabouts of the women from the Vulture Palace, there was a possibility that they had been recruited into the Beggar's Sect. Jin Yong hinted that they had all gone to a place, but the specific destination was not clear.

The plot of Jin Yong's novel was widely spread and adapted into many movies, TV series, and comics. Therefore, different people might have different opinions on whether the fighting descriptions in Jin Yong's novels had been cut. However, according to some public information and interviews, Mr. Jin Yong was not satisfied with the copyright ownership of his works. Some adapted works deleted or tampered with his works. Therefore, although there may be different versions and adapted works, Mr. Jin Yong's works themselves have not been cut from the fighting scenes. In Jin Yong's novels, the fighting scenes are usually very vivid and vivid. The readers can feel the author's precise grasp of details and images. Therefore, even in different versions and adapted works, the fighting scenes would not be cut or tampered with, but the original appearance would be maintained so that readers could better feel the violence and passion in the novel.

The reason why Mao Dun's novel Sunset was renamed Midnight was that the word Midnight was more appropriate to express the theme and meaning of the novel. Although "Sunset" summarized the old Chinese society's declining sun, chaos, darkness, and darkness, Mao Dun hoped to not only show the dark side of old China in his works, but also show the meaning of dawn. The word " midnight " referred to the time between 11 midnight and 1 am. It was the darkest time and the prelude to dawn. Changing the name of the novel to Midnight not only recorded the deepening and sublimation of the theme of the work, but also showed Mao Dun's infinite longing for China's bright future.