Does anyone have any comments after reading the 83 version of The Legend of the Condor Heroes? About 1,000 words.

Originally, I was not interested in martial arts novels at all, but many people said that Jin Yong’s martial arts novels were very good, so I asked my father to buy a few of them. After reading it, I felt that Jin Yong had a great mind. He could come up with so many martial arts stories and names of martial arts. I was really impressed. There are tricks everywhere in the book. When the truth is revealed, it is often beyond your expectations and often surprises you, but in the end you are still happy with the happy ending. In Jin Yong's books, there is always a foreshadowing before a story, but you don't notice it. Only when the story is about to end, you will notice that this is what it means! This will whet the reader's appetite and make him continue reading. And that’s what was lacking in my writing.

Let’s talk about the book "The Legend of the Condor Heroes" first. It skillfully makes use of the subtle relationship between the Song, Jin and Mongolia during the Song Dynasty to tell us the growth process of a generation of heroes - Guo Jing, as well as the grievances and hatreds in the world.

Guo Jing’s father is a descendant of Guo Sheng, the hero of the Water Margin. His mother Li Ping and Yang Kang’s mother Bao Xiruo were unfortunately separated in the chaos, and his father Guo Xiaotian was also killed by a He was killed by Duan Tiande, a Song official who took refuge in the Jin Kingdom. Li Ping fled to the desert and gave birth to Guo Jing; while Bao Xiruo had no choice but to marry Wanyan Honglie, the sixth prince of the Jin Kingdom, and Yang Kang also changed his name to Wanyan Kang.

Guo Jing became a disciple of the Seven Monsters of Jiangnan, but his fifth master, Zhang Asheng, was killed by Mei Chaofeng. Guo Jing also accidentally killed Mei Chaofeng's husband, Chen Xuanfeng. Soon, Guo Jing came to Jiangnan to avenge his father's murder. He met Dongxie's daughter, the smart and beautiful Huang Rong, and the two fell in love at first sight. But Ouyang Ke, the son of Xidu Ouyang Feng, secretly liked Huang Rong and tried every means to kill Guo Jing. However, Guo Jing found out that his sworn brother Yang Kang recognized the thief as his father and wanted to help him with good intentions; but Yang Kang was afraid that Guo Jing would be too troublesome to make him lose his life. Not only did Ronghua Fugui not change his ways, he also tried every means to harm Guo Jing and Huang Rong, and Mei Chaofeng and Ouyang Feng and his son also interfered. The story unfolds from here...

In the book, the people I admire the most are Guo Jing and his master, Hong Qigong, the Northern Beggar. You may ask: Isn’t Huang Rong very good? Besides, she's so smart. I thought so too at first. Even in my dreams, I envied Huang Rong's intelligence. At that time, there were five main martial arts masters in the martial arts world: Dongxie, Xidu, Nandi, Northern Beggar, and Zhongshentong. Huang Rong was the daughter of Dongxie, the proud disciple of Northern Beggar Hong Qigong, and the leader of the Beggar Clan. She is loved by everyone, but I don't like her. Why? Because in the book, Huang Rong has to be naughty everywhere, while Guo Jing is simple and honest. Guo Jing is very trustworthy, saying one thing is one thing and saying two things is two things, but Huang Rong always likes to go back on her word, thus losing her integrity, just like the story of "The Wolf Cried Wolf".

Although Guo Jing is stupid, he works hard, doesn't he still develop unparalleled martial arts? Hong Qigong was a slave when he was a child, but didn't he later become a great hero? This fully shows that no matter what shortcomings you have, as long as you work hard, you will definitely succeed! Here, I also want to say one thing, that is, seriousness. Guo Jing not only works hard, but also has the excellent quality of seriousness. With just these two points, no matter how stupid he is, he can still learn unparalleled martial arts. Although it is a bit exaggerated, seriousness is a quality that people must possess. Think about it, if the engineer is not serious and the aircraft is missing a part, it is not just a simple matter of writing a wrong number! Guo Jing achieved great results because he concentrated on practicing without half-heartedness. At this point, compared with Guo Jing, I am really ashamed of myself! Although I am smart, I always fail to make progress in my studies. Isn't this because I don't work hard and seriously? In a math test, because I was not serious, I actually mistook 3 for 2, so I didn't get full marks. At this point, I should really learn from Guo Jing.

Another point is that in the book, the owner of Huangdao on Peach Blossom Island is proficient in everything and can do anything. But her daughter Huang Rong knew little about everything and could not do anything very well. This was also the reason why her martial arts skills were not as good as others. If she properly learns martial arts, astronomy, mathematics, etc. from her father Dongxie, she will surely be proud of herself or become an astronomer or mathematician.

But she was dragging her feet. She knew everything but didn't fully understand any of them, so she might as well just concentrate on learning the same subject! I believe that many people have this problem, such as me: I often have to learn this before I have learned that, and in the end I fail to learn any of them well and am not good at any of them.

This is the advantage of Jin Yong’s books. Not only do they write wonderful stories, they also write many principles in life.