Jin Yong once wrote a couplet with the first word of the title of his novel,"Please help me, Great God."

An example of a famous couplet in Jin Yong's novel is as follows: The Deer and the Cauldron: The Dragon Wags Its Tail, Overturns the Rain and Clouds [Swordsman]: Sword Qi is invincible in the world. The Condor Heroes: The Condor Heroes 'adventures in Jianghu " Heavenly Dragon Eight ": The Peerless Martial Arts of the Cloud Sea Jade Rabbit "Chivalrous Journey": Heroic and chivalrous "The Heaven Sword and Dragon Sabre": The Ming Cult Master's Red Face and Bad Life [Blue Blood Sword]: The sword qi is rampant and bloody.

Jin Yong formed the first word of the 14 novels into a couplet as follows: 1 Heavenly Dragon: Heaven + Yanmen Pass Condor Heroes: God + Dragon Island 3. Laughing Proud in Jianghu: Order + Deer Cauldron Legend of the Condor Heroes: Shooting + Hero Island 5. Heavenly Sword and Dragon Sabre: Leaning + Sky Sword Pavilion 6. Jade Blood Sword: Jade + Blood Sea Tower 7 Mandarin Duck Knife: Mandarin Duck + Knife 8 White Horse Roaring West Wind: White + Horse Island 9 Deer and Cauldron: Deer + Cauldron Yue Maiden Sword: Female + Sword Book and Sword: Book + Sword Pavilion Laughing Proud in the World: Laugh + Make the Sea Tower Legend of Flying Fox: Flying + Fox Island Snow Mountain Flying Fox: Snow + Flying Island These couplets reflected some of the plots and scenes in Jin Yong's novels and also showed his literary talent and couplet skills.

The opening couplet of Mr. Jin Yong's martial arts novel, The Return of the Condor Heroes, was: No trace, no regret, no invincibility Among them," no trace " described the protagonist Yang Guo who never left any footprints when he walked in Jianghu and only practiced martial arts secretly in no man's land;" no regret " meant that he always had no regrets in his heart no matter what the result was;" invincible " meant that his martial arts were invincible.

Jin Yong's novel title: The Condor Heroes First half: Encountering the Condor Heroes in the depths of the ancient tomb, tenderness is always related to love The second half of the couplet: The Wulin Conference gathers heroes and the grudges of the Jianghu will last forever. Horizontal caption: Divine Condor Hero Shadow

Jin Yong himself wrote a couplet that contained 15 of his novels. Its content is as follows: White horse brings the wind, white horse brings the spring breeze Legend of the Flying Fox Snow Mountain Flying Fox Snow Mountain Flying Fox The Art of Connecting Cities A hero, a hero Legend of the Condor Heroes Legend of the Condor Heroes The Deer Cauldron Smiling Proud in Jianghu, Smiling Proud in Jianghu Book of Swords, Book of Swords, Book of Swords Blue Blood Sword, Blue Blood Sword Mandarin Duck Knife, Mandarin Duck Knife Yue Maiden Sword Heaven Sword and Dragon Sabre Condor Heroes, Condor Heroes The Eight Heavenly Dragons Chivalrous bones, tender feelings

The couplets of all the books written by Jin Yong were as follows: Flying Fox Biography: The monkeys on both sides of the river can't stop crying. The light boat has passed the ten thousand mountains. Snow mountain flying fox: blood-stained rivers and mountains can not be painted, tears can not read plum blossoms. Sword and sword are like a dream. A hero with a beautiful face and a poor life has no tears. Lu Ding Ji: The world's wind and clouds come from our generation. Chivalrous man: green mountains do not change, green water flows forever, heroes are immortal. White horse whistling in the west wind: life experience floating clouds, don't care about heroes, heroes, good articles. Sword on the Heaven and Dragon Sabre: The Condor Hero's red face is unfortunate, and the hero has no tears. Celestial sister, demon brother, love and hatred are all in vain.

The couplet in Jin Yong's novel was: Jin Yong and Gu Long were masters of martial arts novels; the chivalrous spirit of Jianghu is the hero of the world. This couplet was one of the novel series that Mr. Jin Yong had inscribed for him to commend the chivalrous spirit and heroic spirit contained in him and his works.

The couplet in Jin Yong's work was a couplet from The Return of the Condor Heroes: The Legend of the Condor Heroes Explain: This couplet was describing the background of the story and the protagonist Guo Jing. Guo Jing was a martial arts expert in the Southern Song Dynasty. He was captured by the Golden Wheel Temple and became a monk, but eventually escaped and became a legend in the martial arts world. The meaning of this couplet was that the Legend of the Condor Heroes was a novel that described the deeds of heroes. Who could compete with it? Among them," heroes " referred to those martial arts figures who had courage, perseverance, and firm beliefs." Who's Best " meant that these heroes were invincible in the martial arts world and had extremely strong competitiveness. This couplet also represented the theme of the Legend of the Condor Heroes, which was to explore human nature, justice and evil. In the novel, Guo Jing was a hero with noble moral character, integrity and selflessness, but his behavior was also questioned and criticized by others. This couplet expressed the conflict of values between the characters in the novel and the pursuit of justice. It also reflected the common theme and plot in Chinese martial arts novels.

The titles of Jin Yong's novels were usually embedded in couplets to express the depth of the story and the fate of the characters. The following are some examples of Jin Yong's novel titles being embedded in couplets: 1. Eight Dragons: First couplet: Killing the enemy outside Yanmen Pass. Second couplet: Loyalty in Jianghu and the world's heart 2. The Condor Heroes: First half: The ancient tomb is deeply locked with a beautiful woman. Second half: The Condor Heroes in Jianghu 3. Proud Swordsman: First half: Proud Swordsman is unrivaled in Jianghu. Second half: Sword Qi is invincible in the world. 4. Blue Blood Sword: The first line: The sad song of a hero with a beautiful face and a bad life. The second line: The sword demon's blood blades the world's wind and clouds 5. The Deer Cauldron: First verse: The Deer Cauldron's Life Is Hard to Decide Between True and False. Second verse: Jianghu Grudges Laughing Proudly Under the World These couplets not only expressed the theme and plot of the novel, but also showed the author's deep understanding and discussion of history, human nature, and the world of Jianghu.

The titles of the characters in Jin Yong's novels can refer to the following examples: Condor Hero: Huang Yaoshi Grandmaster of the Second Generation: Duan Yu 3. Wulin Alliance Leader: Yue Buqun, the leader of Huashan Sect The Number One Expert in Jianghu: Linghu Chong 5 femme fatale: The Four Friends of Mei Zhuang 6. Iron Palm Gang Leader: Guo Jing Prince of Mongolia: Genghis Khan 8. A Bitter Life: Zhou Zhiruo Martial Arts Genius: Huang Rong Iceberg Beauty: Xiao Longnu The Sect Leader of the Godly Knife Sect: Yang Guo Brother Fearless Successor of the Seven Monsters of Jiangnan: Ke Zhenhe The Path of a Chivalrous Man: Cheng Lingsu Condor Hero's Servant: Monk of Golden Wheel Temple These titles covered many different characters in Jin Yong's novels. Some were positive characters, some were villains, and some were neutral characters. Each title reflected the character's characteristics and abilities.