Why did Hong Kongers call Qiao Jingfu's works Wolf School novels?

Hong Kong people and Chinese people could write Chinese. Hong Kong people were a bilingualist group, and both Chinese and English were their mother tongues. Therefore, Hong Kong people could write in Chinese and they could understand the Chinese text.

There could be many explanations for why the enemy leader was called Lord Wolf in the novels of the Song Dynasty. One possible explanation was that "wolf" in Chinese was a derogatory term that could be used to describe evil, cruelty, cunning, and other negative qualities. Therefore, calling the enemy leader "Lord Wolf" might mean that the leader had these negative qualities or that he had displayed these qualities before. Another possible explanation was that "wolf lord" referred to the leader of the wolf pack in the novels of the Song Dynasty. In ancient Chinese legends, wolves were intelligent animals that often interacted with humans and protected their interests. Therefore, calling the enemy leader " Lord Wolf " might mean that this leader threatened the survival of humans like a wolf. It should be pointed out that the above explanations are only some possible explanations and may not be accurate. The term "Lord Wolf" in the novels of the Song Dynasty could have many meanings, depending on the plot of the novel and the author's intention.

Chu Qiao was calling Yuwen Yue in her dreams.

I'm not sure which literary work you're referring to because you didn't provide a specific context or title. If you can provide more information, I will try my best to answer your questions.

The problem with the plot of Hong Xiu's novel could be due to the way the story was narrated or the plot setting was not rigorous enough, resulting in loopholes or contradictions in the process of telling the story, causing the story to be unable to continue developing. It could also be that the author's writing style or lack of inspiration caused him to be unable to fully express the theme and emotions of the story, so he had to stop the development of the story. In any case, we should respect and appreciate their works. At the same time, we can improve our writing skills and understand the importance of the story structure through reading.

Perhaps it was because the word " Huaxia " had a long history and cultural heritage in Chinese. It had a strong sense of belonging and identity. The word "Huaxia" originated from the "Xia Guan" in the Rites of Zhou, which referred to the country ruled by the Huaxia people. Later,"Huaxia" gradually became a term that referred to all the countries or regions where the Chinese people lived. In Chinese history, many great cultural achievements and inventions were created by the Chinese people, such as Confucianism, Chinese characters, Chinese medicine, etc. Therefore, the word " Huaxia " had an important position in Chinese culture, making it easier for people to have a sense of identity and belonging. Calling the country 'Huaxia' in a novel could enhance the cultural foundation and depth of the novel.

According to the given novel information, there were a few novels that had the character of Qiao Feng, Hong Qigong, and Zhang Sanfeng. They were "The Reincarnation of the Heavens: Starting from A Chinese Ghost Story,""Ten Thousand Worlds Competition, I Choose Zhang Sanfeng for the Beginning," and "Hong Kong Film Wuxia World." I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗

I don't know what kind of novel " The School Belle's Personal Expert " in Hong Xiu's book " refers to. Can you provide me with more context so that I can better answer your question?

I don't know which novel 'The School Belle's Personal Expert in Hongxiu's Study' refers to. Please provide more information so that I can give you a more accurate answer.

No, it isn't. 'The Wolf's Call' is a fictional creation.