Jin Yong seems to like Mount Hua more

Among the Five Sacred Mountains, Jin Yong seemed to like Mount Hua more. For example, in Legend of the Condor Heroes and The Return of the Condor Heroes, there were three sword discussions on Mount Hua. In The Heaven Sword and Dragon Sabre, the Mount Hua Sect was one of the six major sects in the Central Plains. In the Smiling Proud Pugilistic World, the Mount Hua Sect also occupied a major position. The male lead and the villain were from the Mount Hua Sect.
Hmm, not bad. I forgot about the Blue Blood Sword. The Huashan Sect is number one in the world! As a result, there was still some power in "The Deer and the Cauldron," but unfortunately, there were two unlikable characters, the Gui Xin Shu couple. Although the Huashan Sect's sect master in the Heaven Sword and Dragon Sabre was not that great, the two elders of Huashan were quite interesting. The Shaolin Temple on Mount Song couldn't be counted. The status of the Shaolin Temple in martial arts was self-evident. As long as it was a martial arts novel, Shaolin Temple would always be a big star! If this was what it meant to like Mount Song, then the whole world would like Mount Song. Also, although Ling Xu Chong was once the sect master of Mount Heng, he was still considered a member of the Huashan Sect. In any case, the Huashan Sect was the real " protagonist " sect in " Smiling Proud in the World of Martial Arts."

Answer 1

Mr. Jin Yong was indeed very interested in the Huashan Sect. In novels like The Legend of the Condor Heroes and The Return of the Condor Heroes, the Huashan Sect was an important sect. The mothers of the protagonists Guo Jing and Huang Rong were disciples of the Huashan Sect. In addition, the Huashan Sect's eldest disciple, Yue Buqun, was also a controversial figure in the book. Therefore, the Huashan Sect played an important role in Mr. Jin Yong's novel.