Who are the famous writers of martial arts novels?

Jin Yong, whose original name is Cha, is a famous journalist and social activist in Hong Kong and one of the important writers of modern literature in China. Novels written under the pseudonym of "Jin Yong" are the most popular works in the global Chinese-speaking society.

Cha Liang Yong, 1924, from Haining, Zhejiang. He devoted his life to journalism for more than 30 years, and worked in Shanghai Ta Kung Pao and New Evening News successively. /kloc-founded Ming Pao in Hong Kong in 0/959, becoming the center of public opinion in Hong Kong, and then successively founded Ming Pao Monthly and Ming Pao Weekly. He also founded New Tomorrow in Singapore and Malaysia, and the newspaper industry has made great achievements.

Cha is experienced and sensitive in writing. He writes novels, political essays, essays, translations and plays. Among them, creating a new chapter in martial arts writing is the most prominent, which not only has the wonderful tradition of classical novels, but also can be unique and heroic. More than ten novels, such as Legend of the Condor Heroes, the legendary swordsman and Duke of Lushan, are full of witty remarks and delicate plots, which are enjoyable to read and silent. They are not only popular in Chinese communities all over the world, but also translated into English, Japanese and other languages. At the same time, the novel has been adapted into movies, TV series, radio dramas, stage plays and computer game software for many times.

In academic research, Cha also dabbled in law, history, Buddhism and other fields, and published papers such as On Color, On the Biography of Yuan Chonghuan, Genghis Khan and His Family. Due to his contribution to social work and literary creation, Cha has won many honorary titles, including honorary professors from Peking University and Zhejiang University, honorary doctors from Hong Kong University, University of British Columbia and Sōka Gakkai University, and honorary academicians from Oxford and Cambridge. In addition, the British and French governments also awarded him honors in recognition of his outstanding achievements in journalism and novel writing.