In Jin Yong s original work, is there any mention of only fast is not broken .

No, but it has this meaning in "Smiling Proud Jianghu".

Zhang Wuji is out of saving people, so he has no intention of breaking the formation.

Those who can break this formation in the Heaven and Dragon Slayer are:

Yang Dingtian, Zhang Sanfeng, the woman in the yellow shirt, Jin Yong** can break this formation

The East Evil and the West Poison Southern Emperor and the Northern Beggars have magical powers, Yang Guo, the wind is clear, Dugu seeks defeat, and the East is undefeated.

Zhang Wuji, the undefeated Dongfang, Wei Xiaobao's red-clothed cannon.

It also applies, in some fight scenes, whoever makes the faster move is more likely to win. But it seems that there is another sentence at the back, to fight fast with slow, and to overcome rigidity with softness. Zhang Sanfeng is a Tai Chi, and he is also very powerful, or we can think that this kind of power is given by Jin Yong.

It still depends on the aura of the protagonist.

Yes. This sentence is very classic and reasonable, no matter which martial arts ** this sentence can be used.

I don't think this is true in Jin Yong**, because Jin Yong** has a deep internal force and subtlety of martial arts moves.

I think it's complicated that this is Mr. Jin Yong's irony This kind of thing is nothing about the nation, but some people can just toss something Han people, the difference between foreign races, is nothing, but it can be stirred up by the waves, this is a part of the road that the Chinese nation must pass through in the long-term process of national integration, but I think what Mr. Jin wants to express is that people should not be limited to the surface and be at the mercy of the world's vision. From Yang Guoxiaolongnu's "unruly love" that is not accepted by the world, to Zhao Min's rebellion against Zhang Wuji, what Mr. Jin is preaching is a spiritual pursuit that breaks through the feudal shackles of secular and pursues human nature.

Mr. Jin himself is rich in learning, well-versed in ancient and modern times, and deeply influenced by traditional Chinese culture, but from his own experience and works, it seems that Mr. Jin still has a very rebellious spirit in his bones

I think it's just a matter of looking at the author's setting of the characters.

Jin Yong set Xiao Feng as a tragic character, and he could only be excluded because of his different race.

Do you want so many words, Hongli is said by the Han people that there is no actual evidence, so it was not excluded. Xiao Feng was excluded mainly because of "Mu Xiu Yulin", who called him so awesome!

1.Most of them are people they love who don't love themselves, but they are helpless and can't forget their feelings, so they have pathos. is like what Li Wenxiu said: "If you love someone deeply, but you love others deeply, then what can you do?" ”

There is no way, but they can't forget the person they love, so they wait for no result, just like Cheng Ying, Lu Wushuang and Guo Xiang, there are many such women in the golden book.

2.The meaning is to highlight the male protagonist, because most of the women in the book like a male protagonist, and the male protagonist can only like one woman, so the rest is tragic. Another meaning is to show Jin Yong's concept of love, love must be loyal, no matter whether the other party loves him or not, as long as he loves him silently, maybe the result is not so important.

That's a little bit of my opinion.

The beautiful is the tragedy, and the tragedy of love is more penetrating. This is the need for literary creation. So Mr. Jin Yong added such a plot.

The sad woman I like is Ling Hu Chong's teacher.

1.The sorrow of being a vassal of a man.

2.There are many tragic women in Jin Yong's pen, and there are fewer tragic heroines. Most of them are crazy because they can't get what they love, or they end up depressed and unnoticed.

The tragic woman who can afford the word "chivalry" is no more than Lin Chaoyinger. As for her meaning, it is completely to contrast Yang Long's love.

Sadness is generally a frustration in love.

Some people say that Jin Yong is estimated to have been frustrated in love when he was young, so he has a tendency to take revenge when writing martial arts, like Yue Lingshan, Yin Li, and other male protagonists like it, but women who don't like male pig's feet have a miserable ending.

Love, whether it is a happy or tragic ending, a woman who has truly loved is happy. She can make us believe that there can be a supreme and pure emotion in this world to support us, and even if we are suffering from everything, we still have the strength to go on.

Jin Yong's tragic heroines are generally infatuated women who meet negative hearts, such as Mu Nianci, although she knows that Yang Kang does a lot of evil and often deceives her, but she still believes in him again and again, there should be no such stupid woman in real life.

No tragedy, not a good article.

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