What does Jin Yong's novels embody?

Jin Yong was born in a noble family. He read a lot of poetry books since he was a child and received a good education. He has a special understanding of traditional culture. From his novels, we can see that he is a master of modern martial arts culture in China, and his works reveal the profound culture of ancient China.

1. The novel incorporates a large number of elements of traditional culture, from piano, chess and calligraphy to Confucianism, Buddhism and Taoism, which are almost all mentioned in the novel.

Second, generally speaking, there are these.

1. This novel contains traditional philosophy and culture.

When describing the martial arts fighting scenes, Jin Yong especially likes to write some ancient idiom stories about martial arts tricks, which have many historical figures and allusions, which can arouse readers' interest. For example, the tricks of lowering the dragon's eighteen palms are all from Zhouyi.

2. Taoism is integrated into the novel.

Jin Yong integrated China's understanding of Confucianism, Buddhism and Taoism for thousands of years and his thinking on Taoist philosophy into his novels. From his understanding of martial arts, we can see that in The Condor Heroes, the understanding of sword is different and improved at every stage. In fact, his understanding of sword is integrated into the classical philosophy of Taoism.

Lonely and defeated, I have a high inner state, and I can do whatever I want. This is the highest realm of martial arts and life. It describes a master's inner loneliness after being invincible in the world, and also expresses his thinking and discussion on philosophy.

3. Incorporate the Confucian culture of ruling the country and being benevolent into the novel.

The protagonist of Jin Yong's early novels actively joined the WTO, aiming at saving the world, knowing that the future is extremely difficult and dangerous, but still insisting on doing it. In ancient times, it was very chivalrous. I felt that the road was bumpy and I was dragged to help each other. The most famous is Guo Jing, a Confucian chivalrous man in The Legend of the Condor Heroes. As soon as Guo Jing was born, the change of Jingkang took place. His father named it to avenge his family and country. He worked hard all his life to avenge his family.

In Jin Yong's martial arts world, the doctrine of the mean, philosophy of Laozi and Zhuangzi, Confucian culture and five elements are integrated, and the description is delicate and profound. The brilliance of his martial arts novels is created by his understanding of traditional culture.