I thought it was enough for martial arts to only read Jin Yong , what do you think of this sentence

I quite agree, because I myself like Jin Yong's ** very much, and other people don't think much of it. I think Jin Yong is the originator of modern martial arts, subverting the traditional architectural writing, and the writing is quite good, so just looking at Jin Yong is enough.

Look at Gu Long, look at Wen Ruian (don't say anything else), if you see it, it's over. I don't know what they left behind, but I always feel that they write very strangely, and they always splash ink in some boring places. Maybe it's because I don't have the understanding.

But looking at Jin Yong's is different. My Gulong's, the more I look at it, the more uncomfortable (depressed?) Dull?

Negative? But Kim Da-xia's work excites me. Whether it is love, righteousness, or friendship, they are all very touching.

This sentence is a high summary and appreciation of Jin Yong's martial arts.

I especially like Jin Yong's martial arts**, just reading him is enough.

Jin Yong** wrote the mission and feelings of the great man, and Gu Long's ** is too illusory and not close to life. In contrast, I prefer to read Jin Yong**, each of which gives people food for thought.

That's right, when you finish reading Jin Yong's**, you find that other martial arts** are difficult to watch. It's like when you have a lot of fish and meat at home every day, and suddenly one day you are sent to a desert island to eat those foods from Bei Ye, it's hard to swallow.

Gu Long's ** is his own literary talent, but he can't teach others! Jin Yong's ** is my literary talent, and readers have benefited deeply! The ** of the two is like two knowledgeable scholars, one is not good at teaching, and the other is good at teaching!

I thought it was enough for martial arts to only read ancient dragons.

What do you think of this sentence?

If martial arts, it refers to martial arts**, which is one way of saying, and if martial arts is what I call martial arts, it is another way of saying it.

Don't be careless about the things you don't understand, I read Gulong Jin Yong, Jin Yong writes martial arts, and Gulong writes about rivers and lakes, so to this extent, if you read "martial arts", there is only Jin Yong. Jin Yong constructs the plot, and Gu Long sways his life. Of course, in a universal sense, Jin Yong's martial arts seem to be more successful, changing version by version, and filming version by version, because of those film and television dramas, as if to say, martial arts ** is only Jin Yong.

But success is a thing that doesn't have an accurate standard in the first place. Since you have your own hobbies, don't want to hide behind your leaves.

Jin Yong changed his ** three times, constantly overturning his previous views because of different life experiences, and because he wanted to present as perfect a work as possible, which is of course very good. But delete, delete, modify, and change, leave the martial arts in the world, the great man of chivalry. And not pure rivers and lakes.

So in a certain sense, this sentence is not wrong, martial arts belong to Jin Yong. But no, martial arts ** belong to Jin Yong.

Master Jin Yong's erudition cannot be done by any other great writer; But those exquisite words written by Gu Long, a genius through the ages, Master Jin Yong and other writers can't do it! After reading Master Jin Yong, I remember to see Master Gu Long, both of them are geniuses of the eternal swan song, after reading their books, I can no longer read the works of Nobel Prize winners in literature!

Can't be biased to generalizations, Liang Yusheng, Gu Long, Huanzhu Mansion Owner, etc. also have places that surpass Jin Yong, and even many online martial arts ** now have places that surpass Jin Yong, Gu Long, and Liang Yusheng, it can only be said that Jin Yong's martial arts as a whole cannot be compared with others, and it cannot be said that others are inferior to Jin Yong in any aspect. Jin Yong**'s structure Gu Long can't be compared, but Jin Yong**'s plot is not as treacherous as Gu Long, Liang Yusheng's character is not as distinct as Jin Yong's, but Liang Yusheng's writing seems to be better than Jin Yong's, Liang Yusheng should describe it, and he should have dialogue, Jin Yong's many descriptions are very cumbersome, you see that Jin Yong has more than a dozen pages of descriptions in some places, and there is no dialogue!

Reading martial arts is mainly based on Jin Yong, supplemented by other martial arts**, just for a reference comparison.

This is a bit extreme, right, there are many good ones for writing martial arts, and Gu Long's is also good.

That shows that you really don't understand martial arts, and martial arts are not only Jin Yong's.

I don't agree with this sentence, Jin Yong's is just well-written, but others also write well, read it.

Jin Yong's atmosphere is majestic and chic and free, just like drinking a big bowl of water when you are thirsty, happy! Gulong's is more like coffee, it doesn't look good when you first drink it, and the aftertaste is endless.

Because Jin Yong's ** can be called a classic, each one has a special story.

Why do many people prefer Jin Yong over Gu Long? Because Jin Yong writes about the feelings of the family and the country, and writes about the heroes who save the country, it satisfies the heroic dreams of many readers! Gu Long Gu Daxia is written about people in the rivers and lakes, not this hero!

Gu Long Gu Hero's description of human nature is much more profound!

Read Liang Yusheng in the early days, read Jin Yong in the middle period, have martial arts accumulated to read Gu Long, and turn over Wen Ruian when you are bored, are you satisfied with this?Well, some petty bourgeoisie: read Liang on a rainy day, read gold when drinking tea, read ancient times when drinking, and read temperature on a toilet.

There are also good ones in the new martial arts. Feng Ge's "Kunlun", "Canghai", "Lingfei Jing";Wang Qingchuan's "Wild Goose Flying in the Remnant Moon Day";Sun Xiao's "Heroes". Although the level is uneven, it is at least in the same vein as the martial arts of the ** era.

Now that martial arts are in decline, there are still these people who can carry the banner of martial arts, which is worth encouraging. "The Book of the Dead" is also good, but fortunately, there is still an essential difference between the power plot and the rivers and lakes of happiness and revenge. As for "Sword in the Snow" and the like, although it is also a masterpiece, it has nothing to do with martial arts.

All of the above is true. Martial arts can just watch Jin Yong, and basketball can watch Jordan alone.