The Mongolians 'view of Jin Yong's novels

I'm a Mongolian and a history teacher in a middle school. Jin Yong's Condor Shooting Trilogy: The Legend of the Condor Heroes, The Condor Heroes, and The Heaven Sword and Dragon Sabre were very classic works, and they had also been adapted into television dramas many times. These three novels all had a clear historical background, and many real historical characters also appeared in them. For example, Genghis Khan, Tuolei, Chahan Timur. The Legend of the Condor Heroes was set in the middle of the Southern Song Dynasty, when the Jin Kingdom was declining day by day and the Mongol people began to take the stage. The Return of the Condor Heroes happened during the period when the Southern Song Dynasty was completely opposed to the Mongolia, which was the end of the Southern Song Dynasty. The story of Heavenly Sword and Dragon Sabre was even further back. It was 90 years away from the end of the Southern Song Dynasty, where the Condor Heroes took place. Heavenly Sword was mainly about the story of the various sects in the Jianghu fighting for the Heavenly Sword and Dragon Sabre to seize the world at the end of the Yuan Dynasty. Because Heavenly Sword and Dragon Saber were created by Guo Jing and Huang Rong, Heavenly Sword was also included in the trilogy.
These three novels are closely related to us Mongolians, and it can be said that they have witnessed the rise and fall of the entire Mongol Empire.
In fact, he personally felt that Guo Jing should love the Mongolian princess Hua Zheng, not Huang Rong. Guo had grown up in the North Desert, so his physique and personality were already Mongolian. Of course, Princess Hua Zheng was the most suitable in all aspects. On the other hand, Huang Rong was a crafty and eccentric character. In fact, she was much more delicate and willful than Hua Zheng, who was a princess. Yang Guo and Xiao Longnu were a perfect match. One was lively and active, while the other was gentle and quiet. They complemented each other very well. On the contrary, although Guo Jing's daughter, Guo Fu, liked him, it might be even more unsuitable for two people with similar personalities to be together. Zhao Min and Huang Rong were actually more similar. However, Zhang Wuji was not as devoted as Guo Jing, so he was entangled with Zhou Zhiruo, Anne, and the others.
He wanted to hear the opinions of his fellow Mongolians.

Answer 1

Jin Yong's novel was one of the most famous wuxia novels in China. It was widely loved by readers because of its plot, character description, and literary value. The background of Jin Yong's novels involved ancient and modern China, depicting many unforgettable classic plots such as chivalrous courage, martial arts, love, loyalty and betrayal.

The Mongolians were a minority in Chinese history, and Jin Yong's novels also reflected their life and culture to a certain extent. The Mongolian people's views on Jin Yong's novels vary from person to person, but many people think that this is an excellent literary form that can bring them a profound cultural and historical experience.

For the Mongolians, Jin Yong's novels were not only a literary masterpiece, but also a precious cultural heritage. It reflected their ancestors 'struggles and struggles in Chinese history, and also showed their courage and wisdom. At the same time, the characters and plots in Jin Yong's novels were also deeply loved by Mongolian readers. Many of them were attracted by the characters and plots in the novels and became the representative characters in the novels.