Jin Yong's Thoughts on the Creation of Fictions

Jin Yong was a famous Chinese martial arts novel. His works were widely spread and loved by readers. I've read many of his works, among which The Return of the Condor Heroes and The Eight Dragons are his masterpieces. When I read Jin Yong's works, I felt his profound literary foundation and unique writing style. His works often depicted grudges in Jianghu, heroic loyalty, beautiful women and cars, etc. At the same time, they also incorporated rich historical elements and social reality. These elements made his works extremely readable and enjoyable, and at the same time, let the readers feel the author's deep insight into human nature and emotional resonance. Jin Yong's works also deeply reflected the social and cultural characteristics of China. The characters in his works often had the values and moral values of traditional Chinese culture, such as chivalry, loyalty, and respect for tradition. These elements reflect the essence of Chinese culture and also enlighten the readers 'thinking and understanding of Chinese traditional culture. Jin Yong's works have extremely high artistic and cultural value. His works have a wide range of readers and influence not only in China but also in the world. His writing style and literary achievements had a profound influence on the development of Chinese and world literature.

Jin Yong's novel was a famous wuxia novel in China and was regarded as a classic in the history of wuxia novels. The protagonists in the novel experienced a series of legendary adventures, involving many topics such as love, friendship, loyalty, power, Jianghu grudges, and so on. One of the most famous characters was Guo Jing, the male protagonist in Jin Yong's novel. He was loyal, upright, and unafraid of power, and eventually became a legendary figure in Jianghu. The influence of Jin Yong's novels was very far-reaching, not only in China but also in the world. Many readers were obsessed with the plot and characters in the novel, which also affected the development of Chinese martial arts novels. Jin Yong's novels had also been adapted into movies, television dramas, stage plays and other artistic forms many times, becoming an important part of Chinese culture.

Jin Yong is a famous wuxia novel in China. His works have influenced several generations of Chinese people. Although Jin Yong's works were very popular among readers, some people thought that there were some problems in his works. Some people thought that Jin Yong had some failures in character creation, mainly in the following aspects: 1. The characters in Jin Yong's works are not three-dimensional enough: The characters in Jin Yong's works are usually portrayed as a single, flat character image that lacks depth and complexity. The characters and behaviors of these characters were often only shown in certain situations, lacking internal contradictions and conflicts, and it was difficult to create a deep impression. 2. The characters are too prominent: The characters in Jin Yong's works are usually described as extremely intelligent, witty, and heroic characters with strong personalities and characteristics. However, it was also because of this that these characters 'personalities were often too prominent and easily caused the readers to feel uncomfortable and disgusted. 3. The relationship between the characters is not realistic enough: The relationship between the characters in Jin Yong's works is usually described as fake and complicated. The relationship lacks authenticity and naturalness. These relationships were often based on the character's guesses and imaginations, and it was difficult to reflect the relationships in real life. Although Jin Yong's works had a unique charm in terms of plot and character creation, there were also some shortcomings. However, for the readers, Jin Yong's works had become an important part of Chinese culture and had a far-reaching impact.

Jin Yong's works were one of the representative works of martial arts novels, which contained many profound philosophical thoughts. The following are some common ones: Human nature: Jin Yong believed that human nature was kind but easily changed by external pressure and temptation. He emphasized that people should maintain their inner kindness and justice without being disturbed by the outside world. 2. Jianghu Morality: The Jianghu Morality in Jin Yong's novels refers to the principles of justice and fairness, namely,"serving justice" and "putting righteousness first". He believed that Jianghu people should abide by these principles and maintain the order of Jianghu. 3. Internal Strength Cultivation: The martial artists in Jin Yong's novels usually needed to cultivate internal strength to improve their strength. He believed that the purpose of internal cultivation was to improve one's psychological quality and enhance one's willpower and self-control. 4. Good and evil will be rewarded: Jin Yong believes that good and evil will be rewarded. Many of the villains in his novels eventually got what they deserved. He emphasized that people should be kind people and take kindness as the foundation. 5. Interpersonal relationships: The martial artists in Jin Yong's novels usually have their own friends and enemies. He believed that interpersonal relationships were a very important part of the lives of Jianghu people. He emphasized that people should respect others and establish good interpersonal relationships in order to get more help and support in the game.

Jin Yong's works are one of the representative works of Chinese martial arts novels, which contain many profound philosophical thoughts. The following are some common examples: 1 Jianghu philosophy: The Jianghu world in Jin Yong's novels is a world full of competition and conflict. The characters often face various challenges and difficulties. The common philosophy in his novels was that martial artists would fight for power and honor at all costs. This thought also reflected the traditional Chinese Confucian ideology of "chivalrous martial arts breaking the ban". Loyalty philosophy: The characters in Jin Yong's novels are usually loyal and upright. They believe in their own beliefs and principles and are willing to sacrifice themselves for their friends and relatives. This loyalty philosophy reflected the concept of loyalty and filial piety in traditional Chinese Confucianism. At the same time, it also reflected Jin Yong's respect and reference for Chinese traditional culture. 3. The philosophy of human nature: The characters in Jin Yong's novels often show the complexity and variety of human nature, including good and evil, desire, emotion, and so on. The common philosophy in his novels was that "every man for himself" meant that the interests of individuals often affected the entire society. This thought also reflected the concept of "cultivating one's moral character, managing one's family, governing the country, and pacifying the world" in traditional Chinese Confucianism. 4. Destiny philosophy: Some characters in Jin Yong's novels often have very tragic fates. They encounter many misfortunes and setbacks, but they can still overcome difficulties and succeed in the end. This philosophy of fate reflected the "view of destiny" in traditional Chinese Confucianism, which meant that people should follow the destiny and do their best. The philosophical thoughts in Jin Yong's works were the comprehensive embodiment of traditional Chinese culture and martial arts culture. It reflected the essence of traditional Chinese Confucianism and also integrated some concepts of western philosophy.

Jin Yong is a famous Chinese martial arts novel. His works are regarded as classics in the history of martial arts novels. Jin Yong's 14 novels included The Legend of the Condor Heroes, The Condor Heroes, The Eight Dragons and Dragons, The Smiling Proud Jianghu, The Deer and Cauldron, The Sword of Green Blood, The Book and Sword of Gratitude and Revenge, The Journey of the Chivalrous Men, The Heaven Sword and Dragon Sabre, The Sword of the Yue Woman, The Mandarin Duck Knife, and The White Horse Howling in the West Wind. These novels were famous for their rich plots, unique styles, and deep character creation. They enjoyed a wide range of readers and influence not only in China but also around the world. Among them, Legend of the Condor Heroes, The Return of the Condor Heroes, and Eight Dragons were considered to be one of Jin Yong's most famous works and also one of the representative works of Chinese martial arts novels.

There were many characters with distinct personalities in Jin Yong's novels. 1 Linghu Chong: open-minded personality, love to make friends, strong sense of justice and responsibility, but sometimes can become impulsive and conceited. 2. Ren Yingying: Gentle, kind, smart, witty, decisive, and capable of executing tasks, good at dealing with complicated interpersonal relationships. 3. Guo Jing: Loyalty, integrity, simplicity, kindness, strong patriotic feelings and national pride, but also without losing a sense of humor and wit. 4. Huang Rong: Smart, resourceful, versatile, highly perceptive and judgmental, good at dealing with all kinds of complicated problems. 5. Qiao Feng: forthright, open-minded, loyal, upright, has a strong sense of justice and responsibility, but sometimes becomes cruel and indifferent. 6. Xiao Longnu: Beautiful, refined, intelligent, upright, and persistent in love is one of the important factors that make her a classic character. 7 Duan Yu: Kind, upright, witty, compassionate and loving, sometimes too indecisive. 8 Murong Fu: Ambitionist, schemer, good at planning and implementing all kinds of conspiracies. He is insidious and cunning, but sometimes he shows inferiority and fragility. 9 Wei Xiaobao: Multi-faced people are witty and flexible, good at communication, witty and humorous, but sometimes they can become greedy and selfish.

Jin Yong's novels were classics in the history of Chinese literature. They had been translated into many languages and had many readers around the world. Although Jin Yong's novels had a high level of literary value, plot setting, and character creation, there were also some shortcomings. 1. The characters are not three-dimensional enough: The characters in Jin Yong's novels are often flat and lack depth and complexity. Many characters only appear when the plot requires them and rarely have the opportunity to show the complexity of their hearts and emotions. This also caused the readers to have a low emotional recognition of the characters and it was difficult to resonate with them. 2. The plot setting is not complicated enough: The plot of Jin Yong's novels is often relatively simple and lacks depth and complexity. Many plots revolved around some core events, lacking the necessary details and background introduction, making it difficult for readers to be interested. 3. The values in Jin Yong's novels are too singular. The values in Jin Yong's novels tend to focus on the loyalty and chivalrous spirit of the Jianghu and ignore the concern and reflection of social reality. As a result, the novel lacked depth and breadth, making it difficult for it to arouse thoughts and discussions about different values. 4. The names of the characters are too similar: Many characters in Jin Yong's novels have very similar names and lack uniqueness. This also made readers feel tired when reading, and it was difficult to create a deep impression. Although Jin Yong's novels have a high level in literary value, plot setting, character creation and other aspects, there are still some shortcomings that readers need to pay attention to and think about when reading.

The few books recommended by Jin Yong's system novel were Door of the Divine Firmament, Dragon Proud the Heavens, Snake Python Transforming into a Dragon, Great Void Transforming into a Dragon, Transforming into a Flood Dragon, and Transforming into a Dragon in the West. These books are all works with system elements from Jin Yong's martial arts novels. I hope you will like them.

Jin Yong is a famous wuxia novel in China. His works are widely spread and deeply loved by readers. His doujin novels were the combination of his works with another work to create new storylines and characters. These novels were called Jin Yong's doujin novels. The history of Jin Yong's Doujinshi novels can be traced back to the 1980s. At that time, China's online culture had just begun to flourish, and many readers began to search and share Jin Yong's works online. Later, some novels that created new plots and characters were called Jin Yong Doujin novels. There were many types of Jin Yong's doujin novels. Combination with other wuxia novels: It is common for Jin Yong's works to combine with other wuxia novels. For example, he could combine Jin Yong's works with Gu Long, Liang Yusheng, and other martial arts novels to create new storylines and characters. 2. Combination with other famous works: Jin Yong's works have also been combined with other famous works, such as "Dream of the Red Chamber","Journey to the West" and other famous works to create new plots and characters. 3. Combining with other characters: There are many characters in Jin Yong's works. Some create new storylines and characters, such as combining the characters in Jin Yong's works with other characters to create new characters. Jin Yong's Doujin novels had a wide audience, not only in China but also all over the world. Although Jin Yong's works had already become classics, his doujin novels also provided an opportunity for people to create and share literature.