Is the Quanzhen Seven Sons the poem that appeared to be chanted written by Jin Yong himself?

I wrote it myself, "The Legend of the Condor Heroes".

The poem chanted by the seven sons of Zhongquan Zhen, Bu Tiangang, and the Beidou Array.

Quanzhen Seven Sons Bu Tiangang Beidou Yin".

Full text: I have lived in a nest for decades, and my unkempt head and long eyes are like walking upside down. Begonia Pavilion under the Chongyangzi, lotus leaf boat in the Taiyi Immortal.

There is nothing to be separated from the void shell, and someone can realize the future life. The mountain gate smiled unrestrainedly, and the clouds were in the West Lake and the moon was in the sky.

Translation: Staying in one place for decades, unkempt, and acting crazy. Wang Chongyang.

Sit under the Begonia Pavilion and talk about the Tao and the Taiyi Immortals in the boat to enlighten the Tao (meaning the Seven Sons of Quanzhen themselves). Nothing can be separated from the realm of Tao and nothingness, and someone can fully comprehend the past and present lives. Smile when you go out in style, nothing can restrain yourself, the clouds are above the West Lake, and the moon hangs in the sky.

The Quanzhen Seven Sons (the poem that appeared to sing) was written by Jin Yong himself, and the whole poem is called "The Seven Sons of Quanzhen Bu Tiangang Beidou", which is one of the representative works of the famous contemporary writer Jin Yong.

The text of the Quanzhen Seven Sons Bu Tiangang Beidou Yin:

has lived in a nest for decades, and his unkempt head and long eyes are like walking upside down.

Begonia Pavilion under the Chongyangzi, lotus leaf boat in the Taiyi Immortal.

There is nothing to be separated from the void shell, and someone can realize the future life.

The mountain gate smiled unrestrainedly, and the clouds were in the West Lake and the moon was in the sky.

The word has been hard for decades, and the unkempt head has been walking for a long time.

Begonia Pavilion under the Chongyangzi, Buddha word boat in the Taiyi Immortal.

There is no Buddha who can leave the void shell, there is.

People can cover their lives, go out and smile without hindrance, people in the West Lake and the moon are not in the sky, it is the poem of Wang Zhe, a real person in Chongyang, who really exists in history.

It should have been written by Zha Lao himself, and he himself wrote a lot of poetry and prose.

It should have been written by Wang Chongyang, but there are several versions of this poem, I don't know which one is the original version. Begonia Pavilion under the Chongyangzi, Buddha word boat in the Taiyue Immortal. No Buddha can be separated from the empty shell, and some people can realize the pre-life life.

Go out and smile without restrictions, people are in the West Lake and the moon is in the sky.

No, it's the poem of Wang Zhe, a real person in Chongyang, who really existed in history.

Jin Yong** is mostly combined with history, Wang Chongyang, Quanzhen Seven Sons and other history does have, Qiu Chuji also has poems and texts, he later became a national teacher of the Yuan Dynasty, and "Changchun Real Journey to the West" was also written by him.

The triptych version is a dwelling nest for decades, the tent head is like a peak, the begonia pavilion is chongyangzi, the lotus leaf boat is Taiyi immortal, there is nothing to leave outside the shell, someone can realize the life, the mountain gate is unrestrained, and the clouds are in the West Lake and the moon is in the sky.

The Quanzhen Seven Sons (the poem that appeared to be chanted) was written by Jin Yong himself, and the full poem is called "The Seven Sons of Quanzhen Bu Tiangang Beidou".

It is one of the representative works of the famous contemporary writer Jin Yong.

The text of the Quanzhen Seven Sons Bu Tiangang Beidou Yin:

has lived in a nest for decades, and his unkempt head and long eyes are like walking upside down.

Begonia Pavilion under the Chongyangzi, lotus leaf boat in the Taiyi Immortal.

There is nothing to be separated from the void shell, and someone can realize the future life.

The mountain gate smiled unrestrainedly, and the clouds were in the West Lake and the moon was in the sky.