How should he view the phenomenon of martial arts skills getting better as one grew older in Jin Yong's novels?

In Jin Yong's martial arts novels, Beggar's Sect was a sect with a long history and a large scale. It had an extremely high status and influence in the martial arts world. In the novel, Beggar's Sect was regarded as the force closest to the imperial court in Jianghu. Its main sources of income were the dog-beating stick method and the begging of gang members. In Mr. Jin Yong's novels, the members of Beggar's Sect often took on some unofficial duties, such as presiding over justice, mediating disputes, protecting the people, and so on. Moreover, Beggar's Sect often fought against other forces in the stories, such as Huashan Sect, Wudang Sect, Ming Cult, and other major sects. In general, the Beggar's Sect in Jin Yong's novel was a gang that represented the interests of the people at the bottom of the Jianghu. Its status and influence were fully reflected in the novel. As for the Beggars 'Sect in real life, although its organizational form and activity content were different from those in the novel, the social value and significance it represented were the same.

There were many characters in Jin Yong's martial arts novels who were highly skilled in martial arts, and many of them had amazing skills. The following is a list of the martial arts and skills of all the characters in Jin Yong's novels: 1. Linghu Chong: Huashan Sect's Sword Art, Nine Swords Beyond the Swords, Star Sucking Technique, Yijin Sutra 2. Yue Buqun: Taishan Sect Martial Arts, Sunflower Treasure Book, Exorcism Sword Art, Star Sucking Technique 3. Mr. Jin Yong: Guo Jing, Huang Rong, Hong Qigong, Ouyang Feng, Huang Yaoshi, etc. in the Legend of the Condor Heroes; Duan Yu, Xu Zhu, Murong Fu, Duan Zhengchun, etc. in the Eight Dragons; Wei Xiaobao, Kang Xi, etc. in the Deer and Cauldron; Ren Yingying, Yue Lingshan, etc. in the Laughing Proud Jianghu; Yuan Chengzhi, Zhu Baoyi, etc. in the Blue Blood Sword; Li Mochou, Huang Yaoshi, etc. in the Mandarin Duck Knife; Zhang Wuji, Zhou Zhiruo, and Abbess Annihilation in the White Horse Howling in the West Wind; Shi Wanchen, Duan Yu, etc. in the Journey of Chivalry. 4. The Four Friends of Mei Zhuang: Martial Arts of Peach Blossom Island, Dog-beating Stick Technique, Jade Flute Sword Technique, Dual-handed Fighting, etc 5. Cheng Lingsu: Spirit Snake Island Kung Fu, Poison Hands Fairy Doctor, Both Hands Fighting, etc. 6 Duan Zhengchun: Dali Kingdom Martial Arts, One Yang Finger, Six Meridians Divine Sword, Golden Wheel Temple, etc. 7 Ouyang Feng: Ouyang Ke's martial arts, Nine Yang Sutra, Power Transformation Technique, Ouyang Feng's knife, toad technique, etc. 8. Four Guests of Meizhuang: Martial Arts of Peach Blossom Island, Dog-beating Stick Technique, and Dual-handed Fighting 9. Ren Yingying: Yingying Gongzi's martial arts, Shaolin Temple martial arts, Yijin Sutra, Sunflower Treasure Book, etc. 10 Zhou Botong: Taiji Fist, Taiji Sword, Both Hands, etc. 11 Qiao Feng: Huashan Sect Swordsmanship, Eighteen Dragon Subduing Palms, Duan Yu's Northern Dark Divine Art, Lingbo Subtle Steps, etc. 12 Azhu: Azhu's martial arts, the martial arts of the Four Friends of Mei Zhuang, Duan Zhengchun's martial arts, Six Meridians Divine Sword, etc. 13 Guo Jing: Huang Rong's Martial Arts, Eighteen Dragon Subduing Palms, Dual-handed Fighting, Nine Yang Scripture, etc. Medicine Master Huang: Martial Arts of Peach Blossom Island, Song of the Blue Sea Tide, Jade Flute Sword Art, Dual Arms, etc. Hong Qigong: Huashan Sect's Kung Fu, Eighteen Dragon Subduing Palms, Dual-handed Fighting, Huang Yaoshi's Jade Flute Sword Technique, etc. 16 Duan Yu: Northern Dark Divine Skill, Lingbo Subtle Step, Power Transformation Technique, Both Hands Fighting, etc. 17 Xuzhu: Shaolin Temple martial arts, Taiji Fist, Taiji Sword, Yijin Sutra, etc. Murong Fu: The Murong Family's Martial Arts, Shifting Stars, Fighting with Both Hands, etc. 19 Duan Zhengchun: Dali Kingdom Martial Arts, One Yang Finger, Six Meridians Divine Sword, Golden Wheel Temple, etc. Linghu Chong: Huashan Sect Sword Art, Nine Swords Beyond the Swords, Star Sucking Technique, Yijin Sutra, etc.

There was a lot of controversy about the characters with the highest martial arts skills in Jin Yong's novels because each character had their own unique martial arts talent and cultivation methods. But generally speaking, the people with the highest martial arts skills were usually those who had been cultivating for a long time and continuously accumulated martial arts experience, such as Duan Yu in the Eight Dragons and Dragons, Xu Zhu in the Return of the Condor Heroes, and Ling Huchong in the Smiling Proud Jianghu. These people all had unique martial arts systems and rich cultivation experience. They could display amazing strength and skills in battle. However, the improvement of martial arts required time and effort. Therefore, even if a character's martial arts were strong, there was no guarantee that he would become the person with the highest martial arts in the end.

In Jin Yong's novels, there was no definite answer to the question of the person with the highest level of martial arts because it was difficult to have a certain standard to measure a person's martial arts level. The characters in different novels who were highly skilled in martial arts had their own unique characteristics and skills. It was difficult to judge them with a simple standard. In Jin Yong's novels, there were many powerful characters such as Qiao Feng, Duan Yu, Xu Zhu, Ling Huchong, and so on. Their martial arts skills were all at different levels. In addition, there were many characters in the novel, such as the sweeping monk and the Xuanming Elders, who seemed ordinary but hid deep martial arts. Therefore, to answer this question, one needed to analyze it according to the specific novel.

The question of which characters in Jin Yong's wuxia novels had the highest martial arts skills was a bit complicated because different readers might have different standards for judging martial arts skills. The following are some people who might be considered to be highly skilled in martial arts: Sweeping Monk: Sweeping Monk is a mysterious character in Jin Yong's novel. He has extremely profound martial arts and is known as the "martial arts genius". He can find the key in extremely complicated situations and is known as the "martial arts world's number one". 2. Fearless: Fearless is the protagonist of Jin Yong's novel. He has extremely superb martial arts, proficient in the Nine Yang Scripture, the Heaven and Earth Great Shift, and other martial arts. He can easily deal with all kinds of dangers. 3. Duan Yu: Duan Yu is the male protagonist in Jin Yong's novel. He has the Northern Dark Divine Art and the Wave Subtle Steps and other advanced martial arts. He can easily control the internal energy and body. He is known as the "Divine Condor Hero". 4. Xuzhu: Xuzhu is a mysterious character in Jin Yong's novel. He has Wuyazi martial arts and Xiaoyao Sect martial arts. He can easily control internal energy and body. He is known as the "No.1 Strange Man in Wulin". 5. Linghu Chong: Linghu Chong is the protagonist in Jin Yong's novel. He has the Nine Swords Beyond the Swords and other advanced martial arts. He can easily deal with all kinds of dangers and is known as the "number one master in the martial arts world". These are just some of the characters who might be considered to be highly skilled in martial arts. In fact, there are many readers who can judge the highly skilled martial arts characters in Jin Yong's novels according to their own preferences and judgments.

All the characters with the highest martial arts skills in Jin Yong's martial arts novels can refer to the following rankings: 1 Qiao Feng: The top master in the martial arts world is known for his bravery and invincible martial arts. He is considered one of the strongest male protagonists in Jin Yong's novels. 2 Xuzhu: Wuyazi's son was born with soft bones and no talent in martial arts, but he became one of the strongest existences in the martial arts world by relying on his own perseverance and cultivation. 3. Duan Yu: The son of Emperor Duan Zhengchun of Dali Kingdom has extremely high martial arts talent, but his personality is gentle and kind. He is not good at fighting, so he did not become a top master in the martial arts world. 4. Linghu Chong: The disciple of Yue Buqun, the leader of Huashan Sect, was known as the "First Swordsman of Wulin" for his unrestrained and invincible martial arts. 5. Xiao Longnu: The descendant of the Ancient Tomb Sect has a clever and invincible martial arts. She is known as one of the most beautiful female characters in Jin Yong's novels. 6. Duan Yu and Xu Zhu merged to form "Xu Zhu Duan Yu", whose martial arts were more powerful but did not have a ranking. 7 Zhou Botong: Although the son of the Shaolin Temple Master did not know martial arts, he had wisdom and wit and became an important figure in the martial arts world. 8 Murong Fu: The descendant of the Murong family of Gusu has superb martial arts and mysterious power. He once tried to revive the Murong Dynasty but failed in the end. 9. Stone Island Guest: The son of the South Sea Crocodile God has extremely powerful martial arts but is sinister and cunning. He once tried to kill his father, the South Sea Crocodile God. The wife of the Huashan Sect's leader had extremely powerful martial arts. She had once shocked the martial arts world with her martial arts, but she was eventually killed by Yang Guo for various reasons.

In Jin Yong's wuxia novels, there were many different versions of the person with the highest level of martial arts because each character had their own unique martial arts system and background story. However, generally speaking, the people with the highest martial arts skills in Jin Yong's novels should be those who had experienced countless battles and trained their martial arts. These experts usually had their own unique moves and cultivation methods that could display amazing strength in battle. In Jin Yong's novels, there were many such masters, such as the sweeping monk in the " Eight Dragons ", the Huashan Sect leader Yue Buqun in the " Smiling Proud Jianghu ", and Kangxi in the " Deer and Cauldron ". Although their strength was extraordinary, their status and background were also different, so it was impossible to use a single standard to measure their martial arts level.

Jin Yong's wuxia novel series was very rich, and each of them had its own unique characteristics and charm. Everyone's tastes and preferences were different, so it was impossible to simply answer which one was better. If you were interested in the narrative style and character portrayals of Jin Yong's martial arts novels, you might prefer " Eight Dragons and Eight Dragons ";; if you were interested in the grudges of Jianghu, the secret history of Wulin, and the historical background, you might prefer " The Return of the Condor Heroes ";;; if you were interested in chivalry, justice, and moral values, you might prefer " Smiling Proud Jianghu." I suggest you read Jin Yong's own novels first to understand his writing style and cultural background, and then choose which one to read according to your preferences.

Jin Yong's martial arts novels had become one of the treasures of Chinese culture. Their far-reaching influence and wide range of influence were constantly remade into television dramas, movies, plays and other forms to present to the audience. I think the remake of Jin Yong's martial arts novels can be evaluated from the following aspects: 1. Cultural value: The cultural value contained in Jin Yong's martial arts novels is not only the plot and characters, but also a specific cultural style and spiritual content. This cultural style and spiritual content have become an important part of Chinese culture. Therefore, remaking Jin Yong's martial arts novels into TV series, movies, and other forms of works could better inherit and promote this cultural value. 2. Art quality: The quality of Jin Yong's martial arts novels is also indisputable. The storyline, character creation, martial arts description, and other aspects are all very excellent. Therefore, the artistic quality of the remake had to reach a certain standard to be comparable to the original artistic quality of Jin Yong's martial arts novels. 3. The audience's needs: The audience's needs were also an important factor that affected the remake of Jin Yong's martial arts novels. With the development of society and the improvement of people's living standards, the audience's demand for literary and artistic works has also changed. They are pursuing more diverse, personal, and modern works. Therefore, the remake had to meet the needs of the audience in order to gain more audiences. The remake of Jin Yong's martial arts novels is a cultural phenomenon and artistic innovation. It has both positive significance and some challenges and problems. We should evaluate and analyze it from many angles, paying attention to its cultural value and artistic quality, and at the same time, we must meet the needs of the audience to achieve better innovation and development.

The decline of Wuxia novels is a complicated problem because the development and evolution of Wuxia literature has gone through many different stages and changes. However, generally speaking, the influence of martial arts novels in today's society has gradually weakened, mainly because many readers 'interest in this kind of literature has changed. In the past few years, the readers of martial arts novels have gradually turned to other types of books such as science fiction, fantasy, and romance. These types of literary works were more stimulating and imaginative, and could better meet the consumer needs of readers. In addition, with the development of network technology, the way people obtain information and entertainment is also constantly changing. The theme and plot embodied in martial arts novels no longer meet the interests and needs of modern readers. Even so, as a classic in the history of Chinese literature, martial arts novels still had a deep cultural background and influence. Many wuxia works have become classic literary works, which have a profound impact on the development of Chinese literature and culture. In addition, many Wuxia players hoped to bring new experiences and feelings to their readers. The decline of martial arts novels did not mean its demise, but it represented the development and evolution of a literary genre in a specific historical period. Although the influence of Wuxia novels has weakened due to the change of readers, Wuxia literature, one of the important cultural heritages in the history of Chinese literature, still has broad prospects for development.