Many of Jin Yong's characters came from Fujian. Why were the people who were exterminated always Fujian people?
Mr. Jin Yong's novels, such as The Legend of the Condor Heroes and The Return of the Condor Heroes, have many important characters from different regions, including Fujian people. But why did the plot of Fujian people being exterminated often appear in novels? Perhaps it was because Mr. Jin Yong had a certain understanding of Chinese traditional culture and history that he believed that Fujian was an important region in southern China, with rich historical culture and natural scenery. In Jin Yong's novels, he often described the fights and vendettas in Jianghu, and these fights were often related to regional and ethnic discrimination. Therefore, in his novels, Fujian people were often regarded as a group of people who were discriminated against and treated unfairly. The Fujian people had also been invaded and attacked by foreign races many times in history. For example, during the Nanming Dynasty, they had been invaded and massacred by the northern minorities many times. These historical events may have influenced the plot in Mr. Jin Yong's works, making the plot of the Fujian people being exterminated in his novel more vivid and profound. Although the characters in Mr. Jin Yong's works came from different regions, he had a certain understanding and attention to the culture and history of different regions, so there were some plots of regional discrimination and ethnic hatred in the novel.
