A classic sentence that reflects the chivalrous spirit in Jin Yong's novels

The chivalrous spirit in Jin Yong's martial arts novel, Journey of Chivalrous Men, was mainly manifested in the following three aspects: Righteous: Chivalrous men often act with a righteous attitude. They don't care about personal gains and losses. They only fight for justice and fairness. Even if they face life and death danger, they will go forward bravely. 2. Respect for tradition: Chivalrous men respect traditional morality and culture. They don't blindly follow fashion trends but stick to their own beliefs and ideas. 3. Positive and optimistic: The chivalrous men are positive and optimistic in the face of difficulties and setbacks. They will not be discouraged, but maintain an optimistic attitude and constantly look for opportunities and hope. The chivalrous spirit is an important cultural symbol in Jin Yong's novels. It represents the spirit and values of justice, courage, loyalty, friendship and love in Chinese traditional culture.

There were many classic sentences in Jin Yong's novels. The following were some of the more famous ones: Let him be strong, let him be strong, let the wind blow the hills. - The Eight Dragons and Dragons The world's wind and clouds come out. Once we enter the Jianghu, time urges us. - Smiling Proud in the World 3. Love is far away, but it must be reached. - The Condor Heroes Great minds think alike. - The Eight Dragons and Dragons 5. To understand the world is to learn, to understand human feelings is to write articles. - The Deer and the Cauldron In other years, if I repay the Qing Emperor and the peach blossoms bloom together. - The Condor Heroes Asking you how much sorrow you can have is like a river flowing eastward in spring. - The Eight Dragons and Dragons The world's wind and clouds come out. As soon as we enter the Jianghu, the years urge us. - Smiling Proud in the World Asking you how many favors you can have is like a night of wind and rain dispersing the vast sky. - The Eight Dragons and Dragons The green mountains never change, the green water flows forever, and the hero is immortal. - The Condor Heroes

In Jin Yong's Wuxia novels, it was hard to say which hero had the most chivalrous spirit because each hero had their own unique personality and experience, and their stories were also full of colorful plots. However, generally speaking, the chivalrous spirit in Jin Yong's novels was similar. Every hero represented a kind of justice, courage, loyalty, modesty, and selflessness. If he had to choose a hero with the most chivalrous spirit, he would probably choose Duan Yu from Demigods. Duan Yu was a young master from a prestigious family, but he did not become arrogant because of his status. Instead, he always maintained a modest and kind nature and always upheld justice and conscience. In order to help his friends, he did not hesitate to sacrifice himself. In order to protect the people he loved, he did not hesitate to give up everything. His chivalrous spirit was admirable and touching.

Jin Yong is a famous wuxia novel in China. His works have influenced several generations of Chinese people. Chivalry is an important element in Jin Yong's novels. It refers to the performance of justice, courage, compassion, and self-sacrifice. However, with the change of times and society, the sense of chivalrous spirit in Jin Yong's novels seems to be getting lower and lower. What is the reason? Perhaps it was because modern society placed more emphasis on selfishness and interests, while the chivalrous spirit in Jin Yong's novels often emphasized collectivistic and justice, which was not in line with the values of modern society. It could also be because the time setting of Jin Yong's novels was the Qing Dynasty and the Republic of China. There was a certain gap between the background and social reality, which led to the chivalrous spirit in the novel not matching the real world. In addition, the chivalrous spirit in Jin Yong's novels also has some limitations. For example, some chivalrous men only care about their own safety and interests and lack sympathy and sense of responsibility. This is also inconsistent with the emphasis on individual and collective responsibility in modern society. Chivalry is an important element in Jin Yong's novels, but it may have different meanings and expressions in different times and social backgrounds.

Jin Yong's group of chivalrous novels referred to a novel written by Mr. Jin Yong with the theme of martial arts novels, which included many famous plots and characters. The following are some of Jin Yong's famous chivalrous novels: Legend of the Condor Heroes: It tells the Jianghu stories of Guo Jing, Huang Rong and others in the Southern Song Dynasty, including many classic battles and plots. " Eight Dragons ": It narrates the Jianghu stories of Duan Yu, Xu Zhu, and others in the Northern Song Dynasty. It contains many complicated relationships between characters and martial arts systems. 3." Proud Swordsman ": It tells the story of Linghu Chong's Jianghu in the Southern Song Dynasty, including many interesting characters and plots. 4. The Deer and the Cauldron: It tells the story of Wei Xiaobao's Jianghu during the Ming Dynasty. It contains many political struggles and humorous plots. 5 " The Condor Heroes ": It tells the Jianghu stories of Yang Guo, Xiao Longnu and others in the Southern Song Dynasty, including many affectionate and heartless plots. " Journey of Chivalrous Men ": It narrates the Jianghu stories of Shi Potian, Zhao Keman, Hu Ying and others in the Ming Dynasty, including many interesting characters and plots. These novels were one of Mr. Jin Yong's representative works and were widely read and loved. If you are interested in Jin Yong's group of chivalrous novels, you can read and learn more stories and characters through various channels.

The characters of Jin Yong's Journey of Chivalrous Men are very vivid. The following are some classic sentences and passages: The Jianghu doesn't believe in tears, but I'm an exception. - The Four Friends of Mei Village The martial arts in the world are out of our generation. Once we enter the Jianghu, time urges the emperor to seek hegemony. In laughter, we can't win. Life is drunk. - Wei xiaobao The great chivalrous man is for the country and the people. - Guo Jing 4. A red face is fated to change. - Zhou Zhiruo I will laugh at the heavens with my sword in my hand. - Huang yaoshi The world's wind and clouds come from our generation. Once we enter the Jianghu, time urges the emperor to seek hegemony. In laughter, we can't win. Life is drunk. - Duan Yu 7. Even if I don't want to be a Jianghu person, I'll still do Jianghu things. - Linghu Chong If I don't go to hell, who will? - Zhou Botong I'm not going for money or power, just for one breath. - Qiao Feng 10 Martial arts can't solve problems. The real master is the heart. - Xu Zhu

Jin Yong (1918 - 1993) is a famous Chinese martial arts novel. His works are famous for their twists and turns in the plot and the deep character description. "Journey of Chivalrous Men" was one of Jin Yong's representative works. It described the growth of a young chivalrous man named Linghu Chong in Jianghu. The story took place in the Ming Dynasty. The protagonist, Linghu Chong, was a swordsman with peerless martial arts. He followed his father in Jianghu since he was young and experienced many Jianghu disputes, love and hatred. In "Journey of Chivalrous Men", Linghu Chong met many different types of characters, including the masters of Jianghu, loyal and upright heroes, kind and beautiful women, and so on. In the story, Linghu Chong continued to grow up, and through his martial arts and wisdom, he solved many problems in Jianghu and also experienced many setbacks and tests in life. With its unique plot, rich characters and profound thoughts, the novel became a classic in the history of Chinese literature and was deeply loved by readers.

" A Hero's Journey " was a martial arts novel created by Jin Yong in 1965. It was now included in the Collection of Jin Yong's Works. The story mainly narrated the Jianghu experiences of an ignorant youth, Shi Potian. This novel was considered to be the only one among Jin Yong's works that used the love of licking a calf as the theme. Although it was not as good as works such as " The Condor God " and " The Heavenly Dragon " in terms of plot and character description, its artistic value was still worthy of recognition. The unique thing about " Journey of the Chivalrous " was that the characters in it were the least bound by morality, which was different from the protagonists in Jin Yong's other works.

Jin Yong's 'Journey of Chivalrous Men' was written in the Ming Dynasty. The novel described the sect leader of the Wudang Sect, and in The Heaven Sword and Dragon Sabre, the Wudang Sect was founded at the end of the Yuan Dynasty. In addition, the clothes and hairstyles of the men and women in the novel indicated that they were not from the Qing Dynasty. Therefore, it could be inferred that 'Journey of the Chivalrous Man' took place during the Ming Dynasty.

" Heroes " was a TV series and a long martial arts novel adapted from Jin Yong's novel. The story mainly revolved around a beggar named Dog Bastard. He accidentally obtained the Black Iron Token, which triggered a series of conflicts and bloody incidents in Jianghu. The bastard was being chased by everyone, and at the same time, Xie Yanke wanted to use the Dislocation Technique to force the bastard to fend for himself. The novel was based on the experience of an ignorant young man, Shi Potian, in Jianghu. It showed the theme that people could not control their own destiny.