Why is it difficult for later martial arts novels to surpass the height of Jin Yong?

The reason why it was difficult for Chinese martial arts novels to surpass Jin Yong and Gu Long was that they had reached a very high level in terms of literary form, character creation, plot setting, story narration, and so on. They had become one of the treasures of Chinese culture. Here are some reasons: Jin Yong and Gu Long are the founders of Chinese martial arts novels. Their works created a new era of Chinese martial arts novels and had a profound impact on Chinese literature and media. Their novel style was unique, the plot was complicated, the characters were vivid, the writing was beautiful, full of poetry and philosophy. The content of Jin Yong and Gu Long's novels is rich and colorful, covering history, politics, love, friendship, loyalty and many other aspects. Moreover, the characters in the novels are very representative and can resonate with readers. Their novel's plot was full of suspense and surprises that kept readers interested. The works of Jin Yong and Gu Long have extremely high artistic and cultural value. Their novels were not only literary, but also contained profound philosophical and cultural implications that could inspire readers 'thoughts and values. At the same time, their novels also had a certain historical value, which had a profound impact on Chinese literature and history. The novels of Jin Yong and Gu Long had a far-reaching influence. They were not only well-known in the Chinese literary world, but also popular all over the world. Their novels were translated into many languages and spread all over the world, becoming one of the treasures of world literature. Therefore, Jin Yong and Gu Long were the classics of Chinese martial arts novels, which meant that their literary, artistic, and cultural values were very high and difficult to surpass.

In Jin Yong's novels, there were many examples of disciples surpassing their masters in martial arts. The following are some famous examples: Linghu Chong was the grand-disciple of the Huashan Sect's leader in the " Smiling Proud Jianghu ", but under the guidance of his master, Yue Buqun, the leader of the Songshan Sect, his martial arts skills were even higher than his master's. 2. Ren Yingying was the heroine of one of the Five Mountains Sword Sects. Her master was Zuo Lengchan, the leader of one of the Five Mountains Sword Sects. However, after her master died, she became the leader with the highest martial arts skills in the Five Mountains Sword Sect. In the Legend of the Condor Heroes, Guo Jing was a monk from the Golden Wheel Temple. His master was Huang Rong's father, Huang Yaoshi. However, as Guo Jing grew up, his martial arts skills were even higher than his master's. In the story of the Condor Heroes, Xiaolongnu was one of the founders of the Ancient Tomb Sect. Her master was Yang Guo, the leader of the Ancient Tomb Sect. However, in the process of Xiaolongnu's growth, her martial arts were even higher than her master. It was important to note that the situation where the disciple's martial arts surpassed the master's was often caused by the master's lack of martial arts or improper inheritance, rather than the disciple's own talent or self-study.

Writing martial arts novels to surpass Jin Yong was a very challenging task because Jin Yong had already become a classic in the martial arts novel world. His works had a very high influence and popularity on a global scale. If he wanted to create a more outstanding martial arts novel based on Jin Yong, he needed to start from the following aspects: 1. Character Creation: The characters in Jin Yong's novels are plump and have distinct personalities. If he wanted to write a better Wuxia novel, he needed to put in more effort in the aspect of character shaping, digging out more characters 'personalities and story backgrounds, so that the readers could have a deeper understanding of the characters' inner world. 2. Plot design: The plot in Jin Yong's novels is full of twists and turns, full of suspense and surprises. If he wanted to write a better Wuxia novel, he needed to work hard on the plot design to create more plot twists and climaxes so that the readers would be pleasantly surprised and exclaim during the reading process. 3. Use of language: Jin Yong's wuxia novels are concise, bright, poetic, and philosophical, with extremely high literary value. If you want to write a better Wuxia novel, you need to work hard on the use of language to create a more concise and clear language style to make the text more lively and interesting. 4. Cultural background: Jin Yong's martial arts novels reflect the traditional Chinese culture and historical background with profound cultural implications. If he wanted to write a better martial arts novel, he needed to work hard on the cultural background and dig deep into the traditional Chinese culture and historical background to make the work more profound and meaningful. If he wanted to write a better Wuxia novel, he needed to practice and explore from many aspects to create a work with his own unique literary style and cultural meaning.

Mr. Jin Yong is a master in the field of Chinese martial arts novels. He is known as the "first master of martial arts novels". His works are widely spread and have influenced several generations of readers. His wuxia novels were known as the "encyclopedia of wuxia novels" because of their unique plots, character descriptions, and literary style, which occupied an important position in the history of Chinese literature. Jin Yong's works often depicted the grudges of Jianghu, the loyalty of heroes, loyalty and faith, etc. The characters involved in the plot were complicated, with deep cultural heritage and rich imagination. His works not only have literary value, but also have important historical and social significance, which is of great significance to promote the development and inheritance of Chinese culture. Jin Yong's works were widely spread and influenced several generations of readers. His plots, character portrayals, and literary style were deeply loved by readers and became an important stroke in the history of Chinese literature. He was known as the master of martial arts novels, and his works had a profound impact on the development of Chinese literature and culture.

Mr. Jin Yong wrote martial arts novels for many reasons. The main reason was his love for Chinese traditional culture and history. He was born into a traditional family, and his father was a poet and calligrapher, which made him very interested in literature and culture. In addition, Mr. Jin Yong was also influenced by the popular martial arts novels at that time. He had been deeply influenced by Wuxia novels since he was a teenager. He believed that martial arts novels could show the weaknesses and flaws of human nature, and at the same time, could convey positive energy and moral values. Therefore, he decided to apply his literary talent to this field. Finally, Mr. Jin Yong was also influenced by Western culture. He had read a lot of English novels and literary classics during his studies, including detective novels and science fiction. The influence of Western culture also prompted him to create new forms and narrative methods. For the above reasons, Mr. Jin Yong decided to write martial arts novels. Through his wonderful novel creation, he integrated traditional Chinese culture, history, humanity, morality and other elements into his novels, making his works an important part of Chinese literature and culture.

Mr. Jin Yong was a famous martial arts novelist. His works were famous for their unique plots, character creation, and writing style. There were several reasons why his martial arts novels were popular: 1. Unique storyline: Mr. Jin Yong's wuxia novels are full of twists and turns and full of imagination. They often have unique storylines and settings that make readers have a strong interest. 2. Vivid characters: The characters created by Mr. Jin Yong are very vivid, with different personalities and characteristics, so that readers can deeply understand and feel the emotions and hearts of these characters. 3. Beautiful writing style: Mr. Jin Yong's writing style is beautiful and smooth, and he is good at using rhetoric techniques to make his works concise and vivid. It is very comfortable to read. Inheriting and developing traditional culture: Mr. Jin Yong's works are not only a pure martial arts novel, but also a kind of inheritance and development of traditional culture. His novels often involved traditional cultural elements such as martial arts, poetry, music, etc., which made his works have higher cultural value. The reason why Mr. Jin Yong wanted to write martial arts novels was to better inherit and carry forward traditional culture, as well as to express his own feelings and thoughts. His wuxia novels not only had entertainment value, but they could also inspire readers to think and feel.

Mr. Jin Yong's works are generally considered to be 15 martial arts novels. These works are called Legend of the Condor Heroes, The Condor Heroes, Eight Dragons and Dragons, The Smiling Proud Jianghu, The Deer Cauldron, The Sword of Green Blood, The Book and Sword of Gratitude and Revenge, The Journey of Chivalrous Men, The Heaven Sword and Dragon Sabre, The Sword of Yue Nu, The Mandarin Duck Knife, The White Horse Roaring in the West Wind, and The Legend of the Flying Fox.

It was difficult to make a general assumption about this problem because the standard of "surpassing Jin Yong" and in what aspects needed to be considered. However, this problem could be explored from a few aspects. Jin Yong's novels had existed for nearly 50 years since 1966. In the process, Jin Yong's novels were widely praised and had a large number of readers around the world. His novel style was unique, the plot was complicated, the characters were vivid, the language was beautiful, and it became one of the classics of Chinese literature. Therefore, it could be said that Jin Yong's novels had become a cultural symbol that represented the highest level of Chinese martial arts novels. Although Jin Yong's novels had great influence, the genre of martial arts novels had many limitations. Wuxia novels usually used chivalry as the theme to describe the grudges of the martial world, the loyalty of heroes, and other plots. They usually used martial arts as the main character. These characteristics made the readers of Wuxia novels pay more attention to the plot and characters than the martial arts techniques. In contrast, although Jin Yong's novels also focused on describing martial arts, they paid more attention to the human nature and emotions, which made his novels more universal and infectious. Jin Yong's novels had created a large number of plots and characters, and these plots and characters had become one of his representative works. His works have been adapted into TV series, movies, games and other works many times, becoming an important part of Chinese culture. The spread and influence of these works also made his works more deeply rooted in people's hearts. Although modern wuxia novels were not as popular as Jin Yong's novels, there was still a certain gap in the influence and popularity of their works. Therefore, in order to surpass Jin Yong's novel achievements, he needed a work with universal influence and could make a greater contribution in terms of communication and influence.

The decline of martial arts in Jin Yong's martial arts novels was usually due to the following reasons: 1. Progress in technology: In Jin Yong's novels, many martial arts were based on magic or mysterious technology. With the development of science and technology, these magic or mysterious technologies gradually became ordinary and no longer mysterious, and martial arts gradually declined. 2. Competition in Jianghu: In Jin Yong's novels, Jianghu was a place full of competition. All kinds of sects, gangs, and Jianghu heroes were fighting for resources and status. If the martial arts of a sect or sect gradually declined, they might be eliminated and be surpassed by other sects or sects, and their martial arts would also gradually decline. 3. The growth of the protagonist: In Jin Yong's novels, the protagonist usually has a unique growth experience and skills. These skills and experiences can help the protagonist gradually improve his martial arts level. As the protagonist gradually grew up, his martial arts level would also gradually improve, leading his team and sect to gradually become stronger. If the martial arts of a sect or sect gradually declined, the protagonist might choose to learn new martial arts or use the martial arts of other sects or sects, causing the martial arts of the entire sect or sect to gradually decline. 4. Enemies 'Enhancement: The enemies in Jin Yong's novels usually have unique martial arts and skills. These enemies' martial arts and skills may be more powerful than the martial arts of sects or gangs. When the enemy's strength gradually increased, the martial arts of the sect or gang would also gradually decline. Instead of spending time and energy to cultivate and improve martial arts, it was better to train and improve one's own strength to deal with stronger enemies.

The martial arts in Jin Yong's wuxia novels usually declined over time because many martial arts were based on the traditional techniques and philosophical ideas in ancient wuxia novels, which may have changed in different historical backgrounds. In Jin Yong's novels, many martial arts relied on high-intensity training and continuous practice. During these training and practice, they might encounter various restrictions and challenges, making it difficult to continuously improve their martial arts. In addition, with the change of times and society, people's values and aesthetics would also change, resulting in people's understanding of martial arts being different. Therefore, the way and method of practicing martial arts would also change, leading to the decline of martial arts. The martial arts in Jin Yong's novels could also be affected by external factors such as political turmoil, economic decline, the outbreak of war, and so on. These factors could lead to increased competition in the martial arts world and lead to the decline of martial arts. There were many reasons for the gradual decline of martial arts in Jin Yong's novels, including the comprehensive influence of historical, social, human thinking and other factors.