What cultural connotations are contained in Jin Yong's works?

In Jin Yong's works, the most obvious is Confucian culture.

The most representative is the legend of the condor heroes. Among them, many representatives take the world as their responsibility and are very willing to be an official. There is also a view that "every man is responsible for the rise and fall of the world." Represented by Guo Jing, Guo Jing is a generation of heroes, punishing evil and eliminating evil. As a representative figure of Confucian culture, he sometimes looks completely different from Yang Guo, without that kind of Jianghu spirit, but more with a sense of justice and style.

Secondly, with the constant changes of Jin Yong's age and experience. It is also a peak of Hakka culture. From pioneering to experiencing the peak period, it has been changing, including the portrayal and description of some characters and the portrayal of a simple character.

With flesh and blood, and the plot of chivalrous story contains philosophy of life, Zeiss has promoted popular culture to a new height.

In his novels, there is a profound history and culture, among which some flesh-and-blood emperors and generals are particularly true. While carrying forward the vertical and horizontal culture, Taoist culture and Confucian culture are also integrated into it, and the characters in it become the embodiment of benevolence and righteousness, and at the same time the sense of art is greatly enhanced.

? The hero bears a heavy responsibility, and the spirit of daring to fight is in stark contrast to the resolute villain's death. It also contains a lot of patriotic feelings, from personal grievances to national grievances, building stories with patriotism as the core, forming the true feelings and feelings of the characters.

? Moreover, the characters in financial novels contain a lot of traditional popular culture, which pushes the martial arts novels to a high level, and the artistic expression of high and low music becomes popular, achieving an artistic effect.