Can anyone tell me what the artistic and ideological values ??of Jin Yong’s martial arts novels are?

First, let’s excerpt a comment on the characteristics of Jin Yong’s language:

Jin Yong’s language, if you look closely at every sentence, is very ordinary. Regardless of the combination of words or the choice of sentence structure, they are rarely innovative or surprising. You can say those words, and I can write them. But these words have made countless teenagers obsessed, young people weeping, middle-aged people scratching their heads, and old people twisting their beards. Out of curiosity, I tried to pick out those touching passages, but found that it was a kind of "cruelty", as if cutting off Yang Guo's arm or gouging out Azi's eyes. At this time, I realized that Jin Yong's language, like all great works, is "complete and inextricable". Without context and the body of the novel, these passages become lifeless specimens. Although the specimens also have a certain ornamental value, they are far less than the living original state.

Jin Yong writes about martial arts with the spirit of "slaying bears and fighting tigers with bare hands"; when writing about love, he has the profound elegance of "straight teaching about life and death"; when writing about scenery, he has the style of "there are so many beauties in the country". When writing history, we should have the mind of "how many heroes are there in one moment". Just like Dugu Qiubai in "The Legend of the Condor Heroes", when his swordsmanship reaches its peak, he no longer relies on any sword, and can hurt the enemy by flying flowers and picking leaves. In martial arts novels, the most magical martial arts is the move without a move. In artistic creation, technique without technique is the highest technique. Jin Yong once again confirmed this dialectical philosophy with his artistic realm that opened up Confucianism, Buddhism and Taoism: speaking to the extreme is ordinary.

Let me talk about my own experience of reading Mr. Jin Yong’s novels.

Mr. Jin Yong wrote novels, covering everything, including music, chess, calligraphy, painting and poetry, singing, drinking, chivalry and love, Confucianism, Taoism, monks and nuns, love, resentment, hatred and suffering. Because of this, readers of all kinds have their own favorite lines and articles, and rarely find it difficult to agree with others. The 14 Golden Books (15 together with "Yue Nu Sword") are both catchy and delicious to read. Every word is extremely ordinary, but it often leads readers into the ups and downs of the novel's plot. For example, The Swordsman's Wine Tasting, The Dragon's Bao, Li Puppet's Duet Opera, and Su Xinghe's Exquisite Chess Game, the author's breadth and breadth of knowledge are rarely matched by others. The most outstanding ones are the Condor Trilogy and the independent works "Dragon", "The Swordsman" and "The Deer and the Cauldron". When I read Swordsman, I am born bohemian; when I read Shooting Condor, I am loyal, filial and patriotic; when I read Liancheng Jue, I feel that the world is dark and people's hearts are sinister. But the best one, in my humble opinion, is "Dragon". Many comments say that Xiao Feng is an indomitable hero, but I admire the hero's true nature even more. Xiao Feng's A'Zhu, two hearts are in love, two people are happy with each other, accidentally killed his lover on the bluestone bridge, stuffed cattle and sheep to make an empty promise, and regretted the hero's tears. A'Zhu's last words were to ask Brother Xiao to take good care of A'Zi. Xiao Feng and Ah Zi just didn't want to go against his lover's final instructions, so he devoted himself to taking care of Ah Zi, who was accidentally injured by him. However, Ah Zi was attracted by Xiao Feng's heroic spirit. Outside Yanmen Pass, the hero committed suicide, and Ah Zi embraced her brother-in-law and jumped off a cliff to die in love. The two noble ladies, whose blood is blended together, share the same monarch, withered and prosperous. After reading this book, I choked in my chest, covered my book with a sigh, and silently wiped away my tears (it makes me laugh when I read the book, I am a good man). Asking what love is in the world can teach you how to make love between life and death. The characters embellished by Mr. Jin Yong seem to have the same temperament as the real person and the real thing, which is amazing! Just to give you an example, you can see the leopard through the tube, and for a more realistic experience, please read more of the original work.