How many series are Jin Yong's novels divided into?

Jin Yong was a famous wuxia novel in China. Many of his novels had been made into television dramas. The following are a few novels and corresponding TV series that Jin Yong has made into a series: 1 "The Legend of the Condor Heroes": There are 1983, 1994, and 2003 versions of the TV series 2 "The Condor Heroes": The TV series has the 1986 edition, the 1994 edition, and the 2006 edition 3 "Heavenly Dragon Eight": The TV series has the 1984 version, the 1997 version, and the 2002 version. 4 "Smiling Proud Jianghu": The TV series has the 1984 edition, the 1996 edition, and the 2003 edition 5 "Blue Blood Sword": There are 1989, 1996, and 2003 versions of the TV series 6 "Lu Ding Ji": The TV series has a 1994 version and a 2001 version. In addition to the above novels, Jin Yong also had other novels that had been made into television dramas, such as Flying Fox on Snow Mountain, Tactics of Liancheng, Book and Sword Gratitude and Revenge, and so on.

Mr. Jin Yong's novels have been made into dramas more often. The following are some of them: " Legend of the Condor Heroes ": Starting from the 1983 TV series of the same name, there would be a TV series with the novel as the background every once in a while, such as " The Condor Heroes " in 1984 and " The Heaven Sword and Dragon Sabre " in 1986. 2." Eight Dragons ": The TV series of the same name in 1994 was the premiere of the TV series. After that, there would be a TV series with the novel as the background every once in a while, such as " The Deer and the Cauldron " in 1997 and " Heroes " in 2001. 3." The Smiling Proud Wanderer ": The TV series of the same name in 1996 was the premiere of the novel. After that, there would be a TV series with the novel as the background every once in a while, such as " The Sword of Blue Blood " in 1999 and " The Treasure Temple of Mount Heng " in 2003. 4 " The Deer and the Cauldron ": The TV series of the same name in 2001 was the premiere of the novel and also the classic of the novel. After that, there would be a TV series with the novel as the background every once in a while, such as " Flying Fox on Snow Mountain " in 2005 and " The Tactics of Liancheng " in 2007. In addition, Mr. Jin Yong's other novels had also been made into multiple versions of TV series, such as "The Condor Heroes","Journey of the Chivalrous","Eight Dragons","The Heaven Sword and Dragon Sabre", etc.

Jin Yong's novels usually had millions to tens of millions of words, depending on the size of the novel and the complexity of the plot. His novels usually used history as the background to describe the grudges of Jianghu, chivalrous spirit, love stories, etc. The language was beautiful, and the plot twists and turns were deeply loved by the readers.

Mr. Jin Yong's 14 novels were: Book and Sword, Book and Sword. The total word count of these novels was about 20 million words.

There were many master-level characters in Jin Yong's novels. The following are some of the famous characters: 1 Huashan Sect Leader Yue Buqun: Yue Buqun is one of the most famous grandmasters in Jin Yong's novels. He controls the Huashan Sect to control the power of the martial arts world. 2. Zhang Sanfeng, the leader of the Wudang Sect: Zhang Sanfeng is another grandmaster in Jin Yong's novels. He founded the Wudang Sect and is a legendary figure in the martial arts world. 3. Ming Cult Leader Yang Dingtian: Yang Dingtian was another grandmaster level character in Jin Yong's novel. He was the founder of Ming Cult, and his martial arts were strong enough to rule over Ming Cult. 4 Emei Sect Leader, Abbess Miejue: Abbess Miejue is another grandmaster in Jin Yong's novels. She used to be the founder of Emei Sect and was known as a heroine in the martial arts world. 5. The leaders of the major sects in the Journey of Chivalry: The leaders of the major sects in the Journey of Chivalry, including the Huashan Sect, the Wudang Sect, the Ming Sect, and the Emei Sect, are all grandmasters in Jin Yong's novels. These were just some of the master-level characters in Jin Yong's novels. In fact, there were many other characters such as Guo Jing, Huang Rong, Qiao Feng, Ling Huchong, Xiao Longnu, etc. who were representative characters in Jin Yong's novels.

Mr. Jin Yong's novels have created a large number of classic works. The word count of fourteen novels is as follows: 1 Legend of the Condor Heroes: 2.5 million words 2 "The Condor Heroes": 2.38 million words 3.8 Dragons: 3.76 million words 4. Smiling Proud: 3.6 million words 5 "Deer and Cauldron": 2.68 million words 6."Blue Blood Sword": 2.5 million words 7. The Heaven Sword and Dragon Sabre: 3.2 million words 8 "White Horse Roaring in the West Wind": 2.2 million words 9 "Chivalrous Journey": 2.08 million words Book and Sword: 2.2 million words Snow Mountain Flying Fox: 2.06 million words [12] Liancheng Tactics: 2.3 million words [13] Sword of the Yue Maiden: 2 million words 14 "Flying Fox Biography": 2.2 million words

Jin Yong's novel was a very influential martial arts novel series, which had many classic plots and plots. The following are some of the common repeating routines in Jin Yong's novels: 1. The battle between the righteous and evil sects: The battle between the righteous and the villains in Jin Yong's novels always runs through the entire story line. Whether it was the Ming Cult, the Wudang Sect, the Huashan Sect, or the Shaolin Temple, there had been many disputes between the sects. 2. Jianghu grudges: Jianghu grudges were one of the most common plots in Jin Yong's novels. The protagonist would usually experience all kinds of grudges, including defeating the enemy, forgiving the enemy, and revenge. 3. Chivalrous feelings: A chivalrous character is a character with noble moral character and a spirit of justice. They were usually the main characters, and they would experience all kinds of adventures and challenges, showing bravery, loyalty, generosity, and other qualities. 4. Martial arts: The martial arts in Jin Yong's novels always received much attention. These unique skills included martial arts, secret manuals, divine artifacts, and other iconic skills that would usually become the protagonist's. 5. Love Line: The love line in Jin Yong's novels is also an important element that runs through the entire story line. The protagonist would usually experience all kinds of love stories, including love at first sight, childhood sweethearts, long-distance relationships, and so on. 6. Character Creation: The character creation in Jin Yong's novels is very profound. Each character has its own characteristics and personality. These characters would usually change with the development of the story, showing different charm and strength. These were some of the common plots and plots in Jin Yong's novels. Although these plots appeared in different novels, the common point was that they all showed the lofty aspirations, justice, courage, and complexity of human nature in Jianghu.

There are many farmers in Jin Yong's novels. The following are some examples: 1 Mei Niansheng: In " Flying Fox on Snow Mountain ", Mei Niansheng was a poor farmer who became Medicine Master Huang's disciple due to his family's decline and later became a swordsman with excellent martial arts. 2. Zhou Botong: In The Return of the Condor Heroes, Zhou Botong was a farmer. He was a kind and open-minded person who liked to make friends and was also a famous martial arts figure. 3. Duan Zhengchun: In " The Eight Demigods ", Duan Zhengchun was a wealthy farmer. He was born in the Dali Kingdom and later became the Dali Emperor. At the same time, he was also a famous martial artist. 4. Zhang Wuji: In The Legend of Heaven Sword and Dragon Sabre, Zhang Wuji was a poor farmer who grew up in his hometown and later became a martial arts expert, eventually becoming the leader of the Ming Cult. 5. Wei Xiaobao: In The Deer and the Cauldron, Wei Xiaobao was a farmer. He was born in the slums and later became a famous martial arts figure and a politician of the Qing Dynasty.

There were many characters in Jin Yong's novels, some of which were fictional, while others were adapted from historical events and characters. However, based on some of the plots and characters in Jin Yong's novels, we can roughly estimate how many of them are real characters. For example, many famous martial arts characters in Jin Yong's novels, such as Guo Jing, Huang Rong, Linghu Chong, and Xiao Longnu, were real historical characters or fictional characters. In addition, some of the plots and scenes in Jin Yong's novels, such as the Seven Monsters of Jiangnan and the Sword Debate on Mount Hua, were also real historical events. However, there were also many fictional characters in Jin Yong's novels, such as Yang Guo, Huang Rong, Ling Huchong, etc. Their inspiration came from historical figures or events, but they had been processed and created to a certain extent. Therefore, we don't know exactly how many real characters are in Jin Yong's novels, but we can be sure that many of them are excellent literary works.

Jin Yong (real name Zha Liangyong) wrote a martial arts novel, The Legend of the Condor Heroes, which had a total of 953 words.