The Martial Arts Ranking List of Jin Yong's Fictions

The ranking of martial arts in Jin Yong's novels was usually subjective because different people had different standards and evaluations. However, the following are some of the more common rankings: 1. Qiao Feng: One of the strongest martial artists in the Eight Demigods and was considered one of the greatest heroes in Jin Yong's novels. [2. Duan Yu: The martial artist ranked second in the Heavenly Dragon Eight Divisions has extremely high martial arts cultivation and moral character.] 3. Xuzhu: The protagonist of the Legend of the Condor Heroes did not practice martial arts but was respected for his pure Yang Qi and profound Dao. 4. Murong Fu: The third-ranked warrior in the Heavenly Dragon Eight is good at martial arts and formations. He is an extremely ambitious and scheming figure. 5. Linghu Chong: The protagonist of 'Smiling Proud in the World' is highly skilled in martial arts and has an open-minded personality. He is one of the most popular characters in Jin Yong's novels. 6. Yue Buqun: The second ranked martial artist in the Proud Smiling Jianghu is a sinister, deceitful, hypocritical and selfish figure. 7 Lin Pingzhi: The protagonist of The Return of the Condor Heroes is a highly respected person with strong martial arts skills but a gentle and kind personality. 8 Wei Xiaobao: The protagonist of The Deer and the Cauldron is a witty, flexible, and cunning character with extremely high martial arts and social skills. It should be noted that the above rankings are only for reference. Different readers may have different opinions.

The ranking of martial arts in Jin Yong's novels was a very controversial topic because different people would have different opinions. Generally speaking, the ranking of martial arts in Jin Yong's novels was like this: 1. Top expert: refers to those who are very strong in martial arts, comparable to immortals. For example, Linghu Chong, Guo Jing, Qiao Feng, and the others. 2. First-class martial artists in Jianghu: refers to those whose martial arts are above average and can be compared with most people in the martial arts world. For example, Huang Rong, Xiao Longnu, and Ren Yingying. 3. Second-rate martial artists in Jianghu: Those who have average martial arts skills can be compared to first-rate martial artists in Jianghu, but they are not as good as top-notch martial artists. For example, Yue Buqun, Huang Yaoshi, Duan Yu and the others. [4. Third-class martial artists in Jianghu: Those with poor martial arts skills can barely protect themselves.] For example, the Four Friends of Mei Zhuang, Wei Xiaobao and the others. 5. Ordinary martial artists: Those who have ordinary martial arts cannot be compared to the top experts. For example, Wang Yuyan, Anne, Zhou Zhiruo, and the others. However, these rankings are just my personal opinions. Different people may have different opinions.

The ranking of martial arts in Jin Yong's novels was usually imagined by the readers because the novels did not specify the martial arts level of each character. Different readers might have different opinions on the rankings. However, the following are some common ranking methods for martial arts in novels: 1. Ranking in Legend of the Condor Heroes: Guo Jing, Huang Rong, Yang Kang, Zhou Botong, Ouyang Feng, Hong Qigong, Huang Yaoshi, Huang Rong's father Huang Laoxie, Guo Jing's father Guo Jing's grandfather and grandson, etc. 2. Rankings of the Eight Heavenly Dragons: Qiao Feng, Duan Yu, Xuzhu, Murong Fu, Jiu Mozhi, Old Immortal Xingxiu, Duan Zhengchun, Sweeping Monk, etc. 3. The ranking of Proud Swordsman: Linghu Chong, Ren Yingying, Yue Buqun, Ren Woxing, Huashan Sect Leader Yue Lingshan, Dongfang Bubai, etc. 4. Rankings in The Deer and the Cauldron: Wei Xiaobao, Kang Xi, Ao Bai, San Guizi, Zheng Ke, Qian Qianyi, Wu Sangui, Huang Yaoshi, etc. It should be noted that these rankings are just a way of expressing in the novel. The readers can rank according to their own imagination and preferences.

It was difficult to determine the ranking of martial arts in Jin Yong's novels because everyone's evaluation criteria and personal preferences were different. However, the following are some common ranking methods and people: 1. Traditional ranking method: According to the traditional ranking method of Jin Yong's novels, the characters with high martial arts skills were usually divided into the following categories: - A sect's grandmaster: For example, the Huashan Sect's leader Yue Buqun, the Wudang Sect's leader Zhang Sanfeng, etc. Their martial arts reached the peak of martial arts and were regarded as legendary figures in the martial arts world. - The leaders of the martial arts world, such as Huang Yaoshi, the number one expert in the martial arts world, and Yue Buqun, the leader of the Huashan Sect, the second largest sect in the martial arts world. They have great power and influence and can threaten other sects. - Jianghu giants, such as the Seven Monsters of Jiangnan, Duan Yu and Duan Zhengchun of Liaodong Sect, and Emperor Duan Yu of Dali Kingdom. Their martial arts were at a medium level in Jianghu, but they had a certain strength and influence. 2. Individual ranking method: In addition to the traditional ranking method, many people in Jin Yong's novels had their own unique ranking method for their martial arts. For example, Guo Jing from the Legend of the Condor Heroes, Yang Guo and Xiao Longnu from the Return of the Condor Heroes, Duan Yu and Xu Zhu from the Eight Dragons and Dragons were all regarded by some as powerful martial artists. 3. Comprehensive ranking method: Some people ranked the martial arts characters in Jin Yong's novels according to the following criteria: martial arts style, martial arts strength, Jianghu status, personal charm, etc.

The martial arts ranking of the characters in Jin Yong's martial arts novels was usually ranked by the readers or audience according to their own preferences and knowledge. Therefore, there was no official and objective evaluation. However, the following are some common rankings: 1. The highest-ranked martial arts - The martial arts ranking in Jin Yong's novels often began with words such as " first " or " highest ", such as " Nine Yang Scripture " or " Sunflower Treasure Book ". - Some readers believe that the number one martial art might be the "Miao Renfeng martial art" in "Flying Fox Biography" because it has a unique strange and powerful attack method. 2 Martial Arts Rankings - Martial arts ranking lists often appeared in Jin Yong's novels, which listed the martial arts rankings of various sects and martial artists. - On the ranking list, there were often some very famous figures such as Guo Jing, Huang Rong, Ling Huchong, Ren Yingying, etc. Their martial arts were very strong and were regarded as legends in the martial arts world. 3. The characteristics of each martial arts sect - The martial arts in Jin Yong's novels all had their own characteristics and advantages. For example, the martial arts of Huashan Sect, Wudang Sect, Shaolin Temple, and other major sects were mainly featured by "internal" and "external" martial arts. - Some readers might rank the martial arts according to their own preferences and knowledge, and judge which martial art was the strongest according to their own judgment. It was important to note that the above rankings were only common methods. No matter how high the ranking was, it could not represent a person's full strength.

The ranking of Jin Yong's martial arts dramas was as follows: 1 Legend of the Condor Heroes:1966 The Condor Heroes:1967 3 Laughing Proud in Jianghu:1968 4th Division:1972 [5] The Blue Blood Sword:1973 6. Heavenly Sword and Dragon Sabre:1973 The Deer and the Cauldron:1974 White Horse Roaring West Wind:1976 9 Journey of Chivalry:1979 [10 Successive City Tactics:1980] It should be noted that this ranking was not static because Jin Yong's martial arts dramas were very fast in terms of version and adaptation. At the same time, because Mr. Jin Yong's novel had been published for many years, some versions of the TV series appeared a few years or decades after the novel was published, so these TV series might be filmed later than the novel was published.

In Jin Yong's wuxia novels, the ranking of martial arts characters was a broad topic. Different people would have different opinions. The following are some common rankings: 1 Jianghu Ranking: In Jin Yong's novels, different sects and sects often had different rankings. Some sects might be ranked based on their martial arts prowess, while others might be ranked based on their battle achievements and status in the Jianghu. 2. Personal ranking: Some characters in wuxia novels would rank their own martial arts. These rankings might be based on one's cultivation experience, actual combat performance, martial arts experience, and other factors. 3. Ranking of readers: In Jin Yong's novels, readers would often rank the characters according to their personal preferences and aesthetic views. This ranking method might be based on the appearance, personality, martial arts characteristics, and so on. It should be noted that the above rankings are just some common views. Everyone's views may be different, and these rankings are not necessarily objective and accurate.

The ranking of martial arts in Jin Yong's novels was a frequently discussed topic. Different readers and authors might have different opinions. The following are some common rankings and characteristics: 1. The ranking of martial arts in Jin Yong's novels: The ranking of martial arts in Jin Yong's novels is usually based on comprehensive strength. The strongest martial arts usually appear in an invincible manner. Some martial arts might seem ordinary, but when used by an expert, they could produce astonishing results. The martial arts in Jin Yong's novels were focused on actual combat and flexibility. Many martial arts were designed based on special situations or characters. 2. The ranking of martial arts in Gu Long's novels: The ranking of martial arts in Gu Long's novels was usually based on the name of the moves. Each move had its own unique characteristics and effects. Some moves might seem ordinary, but when used by an expert, they could produce astonishing results. The martial arts in Gu Long's novels were featured by their emphasis on technique and artistic conception. Many moves had unique poetic and philosophical meanings. It should be noted that the ranking of martial arts is only a subjective concept. Different readers and authors may have different opinions. At the same time, the martial arts system in Jin Yong's novels was very complicated. Different readers might have different understandings and evaluations of the same martial arts.

The martial arts ranking of the characters in Jin Yong's novels was a controversial topic because different people might evaluate the martial arts level of the characters according to different standards. The following are some common rankings: 1 Ranking according to the performance of the characters in the novel: For example, Guo Jing, Yang Guo, Linghu Chong and other characters are considered to be the top masters in Jin Yong's novels. Their performance and strength are often recognized by people. 2. Ranking according to the difficulty of the characters 'martial arts: Some characters look very ordinary but in fact, their martial arts are very superb, such as Huang Rong, Xiao Longnu, etc. 3. Ranking according to the status of the characters in the novel: Some characters may be strong in martial arts but have a lower status in the novel, so their ranking may not be as good as other high-ranking characters. 4. Ranking according to the influence of the characters in the novel: Some characters may be strong in martial arts but have less influence in the novel, so their ranking may not be as good as other characters. 5. Ranking according to the storyline of the characters in the novel: Some characters may be strong in martial arts but their performance in the novel is relatively dull. Their ranking may not be as good as other characters. As there were many characters in Jin Yong's novels, each character had its own unique characteristics and performance, so the ranking method would also vary from person to person.

It was difficult to have a clear answer to the martial arts ranking written by Jin Yong because of the uncertainty of various factors. Different people might have different opinions. However, the following are some of the factors that might be considered to be the ranking of martial arts under Jin Yong's pen: [1. Powerful Strength: Including speed and strength.] 2. Agility: Including skills and reaction speed. 3. Endurance: Including endurance and ability to withstand blows. 4. Attack power: includes attack power and attack range. 5. Defense ability: Including defense and resistance. 6. Control ability: Including control ability and traps. These factors might affect a person's martial arts level, but there was no absolute ranking.