There didn't seem to be any good sabersmanship in Jin Yong's novels, and there weren't many machetemen either.
This view was wrong. Jin Yong's novel was indeed a very famous wuxia novel. It contained many wonderful descriptions of saber techniques. There were many famous machetemen in Jin Yong's novels, such as Guo Jing, Huang Rong, Ling Huchong, Xiao Longnu, Cheng Lingsu, and so on. Many of them had excellent knife skills and could subdue their enemies with fast, precise, and ruthless methods. In addition, the saber techniques in Jin Yong's novels were also colorful and had many different changes and characteristics. For example, some knife skills emphasized the beauty of the moves, some knife skills emphasized practicality, and some knife skills were unpredictable and unpredictable. Therefore, the blade techniques in Jin Yong's novels were worth studying. Not only did they contain many techniques and variations, but they also displayed the unique aesthetic style and artistic charm of martial arts novels.
Why didn't Jin Yong's novels have such a phenomenon?
Jin Yong's novels didn't have such a phenomenon because Jin Yong's novels were a type of realistic literature that focused on describing the fate and personality of the characters rather than emphasizing the importance of physical exercise for the success of the characters. In Jin Yong's novels, many characters had unique personalities and life experiences that determined their fates. Physical training was only one of the ways, not the only way. Therefore, there would be no such thing as being afraid of the young in the novel, emphasizing the importance of physical exercise for the success of the character. Jin Yong's novels also had many plots that described physical exercise. For example, Huang Rong's father, Huang Yaoshi, paid great attention to physical exercise and became a martial arts master through physical exercise. These plots reflected the importance of physical exercise for personal growth and success.
Why didn't the villains in Jin Yong's many martial arts novels become villains?
The villains in Jin Yong's many martial arts novels often had a common characteristic, that is, they originally had their own ideals and aspirations, but for some reason, they failed to realize their wishes and became a tragic ending. Some of the villains failed because of their own shortcomings and shortcomings. For example, they might have their own personality defects, psychological problems, or moral errors. These shortcomings and problems eventually became the reasons for their failure. There were also some villains who were unable to achieve their goals because of accidents or setbacks. For example, they might be affected by internal betrayal, external threats, or other unexpected factors. Other villains failed because of their own inappropriate behavior or bad qualities such as greed, selfishness, cruelty, etc. These bad qualities not only made them a failure, but also made the whole story more meaningful and deep. Whether it was because of their own flaws, accidents, or the failure of bad villains, it made the whole story more colorful and gave the readers a deeper understanding of the character's heart and behavior.
Why weren't there as many TV series made out of novels written by Gu Long as Jin Yong?
Gu Long's novels are famous for their romantic style, delicate emotional descriptions, and unique martial arts elements. Many readers and audiences like his works. However, Gu Long's novels were made into fewer television dramas than Jin Yong's. Gu Long had a large number of novels, some of which had been adapted into television series, but some of the novels were not well-known, the cost of filming was high, or the plot was difficult to adapt, resulting in relatively few television series versions. Gu Long's story was more complicated, and the producers of the TV series needed to invest more time and energy to adapt it into a TV series to ensure the quality of the TV series. In addition, the emotional descriptions and martial arts elements in Gu Long's novels were unique and difficult to achieve through simple adaptation, so the number and quality of TV series versions would also be limited. Although Gu Long's novels had been made into television dramas in relatively small numbers, the quality and popularity of his novels were very high, and they were deeply loved by readers and audiences. Jin Yong's novels were famous for their classic plots and profound characters. There were a relatively large number of TV series adapted from his novels, and many TV series versions were loved and recognized by the audience.
Why didn't any of Jin Yong's novels take place in the Tang Dynasty?
Mr. Jin Yong's novel creation began in the late 1940s, and the Tang Dynasty was founded in 618 AD, nearly 300 years after Mr. Jin Yong's birth. Therefore, Mr. Jin Yong did not personally experience the political, social, and cultural environment of the Tang Dynasty, nor did he have enough historical knowledge and cultural background to write a novel set in the Tang Dynasty. Although many of Mr. Jin Yong's novels were set in Chinese historical dynasties, they usually focused on contemporary or more recent historical backgrounds rather than the Tang Dynasty. This is because Mr. Jin Yong's works are deeply loved by Chinese readers and are also influenced by Chinese people all over the world. He hopes to pass on Chinese culture and values to the world through his own creation. Although Mr. Jin Yong did not personally experience the Tang Dynasty, he had an in-depth study and understanding of ancient Chinese culture and history. Therefore, his works incorporated a lot of imagination and perception of the culture, history and human nature of the Tang Dynasty, which was also one of the uniqueness of his works.
Wen didn't want it either.
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Jin Yong's novels usually didn't have many words, but why was it that when he read them,
Although Jin Yong's novel was not long, the plot was compact, the characters were deeply portrayed, and the language was beautiful. It was a classic work of Chinese classical novels. When readers read Jin Yong's novels, they could enjoy the pleasure of reading, and at the same time, they could feel the emotions and thoughts contained in the novels. The plot design of Jin Yong's novels was compact and full of tension. The readers could constantly guess the ending in the process of reading, and at the same time, they could experience various ups and downs and tests of life with the fate of the protagonist. In addition, the characters in Jin Yong's novels are also very rich. Each character has its own unique personality and experience. In the process of reading, readers can deeply understand these characters and gain inspiration and enlightenment from them.
Why didn't Cheng Long act in Jin Yong's novel?
Why didn't he act in Jin Yong's novels? Because every actor has his own personal style and role orientation, and Chan is an action movie actor. He is more suitable to act in movies with action scenes rather than literary works that describe Jianghu grudges and martial arts plots. Mr. Jin Yong's novels had complicated plots, many characters, and most of them had complicated interpersonal relationships and Jianghu grudges. These elements may not be suitable for action actors because the action scenes require more skill and investment, and these factors will affect the performance of the actors. In addition, the style and acting style of Chan Chan's movies were also different. He paid more attention to the performance of action and special effects, rather than paying too much attention to emotion and delicate performance. These characteristics were also different from Mr. Jin Yong's novel style. Therefore, actors needed to choose whether to act in Mr. Jin Yong's novel according to their own role orientation and performance style.
Were there any romance novels that didn't cause heartache and weren't filled with sadistic plots?
I recommend "The Fickle Queen,""The Love of the Ocean,""A Guide to Aphrodisiac Handsome Men,""Picking Up a System,""My All-rounded Medical Concubine Is Extremely Fierce,""I Have You to Accompany Me for the Rest of My Life," and other romance novels that are neither heartbreaking nor torturous. I hope you will like this fairy's recommendations. Mwah ~😗
Are there any good wuxia novels? I don't want Jin Yong's.
There are many good wuxia novels. Here are some recommendations: 1."Sword Comes"-Beacon Fire Playing with the Vassals [2]" Lord Snow Eagle "-An outsider 3 " Full Time Expert "-Butterfly Blue 4. Battle Through the Heavens-Heavenly Silkworm Potato 5. The Peak of Martial Refinement-Momo [Lord Snow Eagle]-An outsider These novels all have unique styles and storylines. I hope you will like some of them.
If there weren't many novels, wouldn't it be inappropriate to read elite novels?
If you like the edited version of the novel, I have two to recommend to you. The first book was " Old Alley Warm Sun Fine Collated Version ". The text was exquisite and the plot was touching, making one unable to extricate themselves. The second book was " The Road to Investment Bank: A Carefully Collated Version." It was rich in content and compact, allowing people to experience the charm of the capital market. I hope you like my recommendation.