In Mr. Jin Yong's martial arts world, martial arts is one of the core elements to shape the character and drive the development of the story. As representative martial arts, the Eighteen Palms of the Dragon and the Toad Gong show the essence and connotation of martial arts novels. However, there are many other shocking martial arts in this endless martial arts, each with its own unique features, each highlighting a different martial arts philosophy and fighting style.
For example, Yang Guo's Xuantie heavy sword, Guo Jing's Gloomy Ecstasy Palm, Zhang Wuji's Jiuyang Divine Skill, Ling Hu Chong's Dugu Nine Swords, etc., are all classic martial arts written by Jin Yong. Each martial art has its own special effects and ways of application, and they integrate the author's imagination and martial arts spirit, and have become a topic of conversation.
In Jin Yong's novels, martial arts are not only a tool for fighting, but also the embodiment of character and destiny. For example, Guo Jing's ecstasy palm shows his feelings of caring for the world and compassion for the world; Zhang Wuji's Jiuyang magic skill is a symbol of his feelings of responsibility and redemption; and Dugu Jiujian shows Ling Hu Chong's arrogant and free personality.
In the world of martial arts, every martial art has its positive and negative, which can either make a hero or bury a hero. The profundity of martial arts, the skills and skills used determine the success or failure of the characters in the martial arts, and also shape the excitement of the story and the suspense of the plot.
In addition to martial arts, there are many other fascinating elements in Jin Yong's novels, such as emotional entanglements, grievances and grievances, good and evil in human nature, and so on. These elements are intertwined to form a colorful and up-and-down story, inviting readers to explore and pursue the subtleties in it.
In general, in Mr. Jin Yong's martial arts novels, martial arts are the soul of the story, they show the characteristics and inner world of the characters, and also present the various postures of the martial arts rivers and lakes. Each martial art is worthy of our in-depth exploration and taste, because they are not only fictional martial arts skills, but also real depictions of human nature, emotions and life.