What fresh connotations have Jin Yong and Liang Yusheng injected into chivalrous culture through the

Liang Yusheng created a precedent for the new concept of martial arts, and Jin Yong inherited and gave it a soul, the most notable example of which is that chivalry is associated with the rise and fall of the country.

Jin Yong: Chivalrous Gu Long: Prodigal Son Liang Yusheng: Same as Jin.

Liang: Pure antiquity.

Kim: Half ancient and half modern (late period).

Ancient: No era.

Personally, after reading the three people, I summarized the characteristics of the times.

Personally, I think.

Fu Jin Yong wrote ** change system.

For the atmosphere, it is more dignified, and one move is written in a clear way, and his ** is more narrow, after all, it is more orthodox.

Gu Long is more like a prodigal son, his ** puts aside the historical background, is not bound by any constraints, and uses emotional brushstrokes to explore real life. Gu Long's ** does not focus on reflection and review of history, but focuses on the feeling of real life. The emotions and concepts of modern people make the artistic conception of Gulong martial arts open and deep.

The characters in Liang Yusheng** have strong moral colors, strict distinction between good and evil, and rich social connotations of the characters, but the characters have a single personality and have conceptual and formulaic defects.

To simply copy, Jin Yong's ** is the history of the attack**, martial arts are just spices, and Liang Yusheng's ** is the continuation of the old martial arts**, martial arts. The sect has a pulse to follow, and the martial arts moves are one board at a glance. And Gu Long's ** is taking the road of public case**, he is good at reasoning, the plot is weird, the language is unassuming, and the martial arts moves are easy to come by, and he never follows the rules.

Jin Yong writes chivalry, he describes "chivalry" more than "martial arts", and many characters can embody the sentence "The great man of chivalry is for the country and the people". There are many righteous heroes Qiao Feng, folk heroes Guo Jing, and traitor Xiaobao (personally think). Chivalry is the center of Jin Yong, and Jin Yong's style is deep and far-reaching.

Reading Jin Yong** is a transcendence in thought and an awareness of cutting the marrow and changing the muscles. Gu Long writes about people, has a deep understanding of human nature, and has a fresh and dreamy style (non-fantasy), which makes people learn to be a man, which is the way to maturity. Liang Yusheng writes things, and he is not as good as Jin and Gu in terms of chivalry and people, but the story is bizarre, and the writing of things has a unique style, and the style is elegant and changeable.

Jin Yong, Gu Long, and Liang Yusheng are worthy of being recognized as a generation of martial arts masters.

Liang Yusheng is a famous martial arts master in China, and he and Jin Yong, Gu Long and Wen Ruian are known as the four great masters of Chinese martial arts. At the same time, Liang Yusheng is also the originator of the new school of martial arts, and what he wrote is still quite popular. But relatively speaking, Jin Yong is the most famous in the martial arts world, and Liang Yusheng's fame is not as high as Jin Yong.

But if it is said that the literary achievements are not as good as Jin Yong, I disagree, because Liang Yusheng's martial arts ** literary quality is obviously higher than Jin Yong, which is also the main reason why his fame cannot surpass Jin Yong.

The year when Liang Yusheng began to write ** was actually earlier than Jin Yong, and it is precisely because of this that he is called the ancestor of the new school of martial arts. Many of Liang Yusheng's martial arts ** will use some poems at the beginning and end of it, and they often appear in the text, and these poems are written by Liang Yusheng himself, which can also be seen that Liang Yusheng's writing level is very high, which is all thanks to some poets he knew when he was engaged in work. In his **, it is no longer limited to the grievances of the rivers and lakes, but will be integrated into the concept of chivalry and martial arts.

Has a certain depth of thought.

And the reason why Jin Yong is so famous in my opinion is that he is easy to read, because people who read martial arts** are relatively speaking, the cultural level is not necessarily very high, which makes many people with a low level of education can also read Jin Yong's**, which makes Jin Yong's fame become higher and higher. And Liang Yusheng has a very strong literati atmosphere, which affects his **, which makes ** also have a certain literary nature, which may make it difficult for people to read, and it takes time to understand the main idea.

It is precisely because of this that Liang Yusheng's literary achievements are higher than Jin Yong's, but for this reason, Liang Yusheng's ** fame is not as high as Jin Yong's. But we can't deny Liang Yusheng's literary achievements just because he is not famous and Jin Yonggao, which is undesirable.

Because Jin Yong is the originator of martial arts, his martial arts has laid the tone of martial arts in later generations, and he not only writes, but also integrates traditional Chinese values, such as the spirit of unity and chivalry, so Liang Yusheng is far from being compared.

Although the writing of the two people is very good, the characters in Jin Yong's pen are very vivid, flesh and blood, which makes people very excited to watch it, while the characters described in Liang Yusheng's pen are relatively plain.

Because the ** plot written by Liang Yusheng is not attractive enough, and the martial arts in it are too ordinary, unlike the ** written by Jin Yong, the kung fu is shocking, and the plot twists and turns are moving.

Background; When he worked at the New Evening Post, a subsidiary of Ta Kung Pao, Rover had two colleagues who later became famous all over the world, Zha Liangyong (Jin Yong) and Chen Wentong (Liang Yusheng), and their common hobbies were Go and martial arts**.

Event; In 1950, after the launch of the New Evening Post, a sub-newspaper of Ta Kung Pao, Jin Yong went to work as a supplement and shared an office with Liang Yusheng. It is rumored that Jin Yong and Liang Yusheng made a martial arts appointment: look back decades later to see who writes well.

The covenant of martial arts**: In the 50s of the 20th century, Jin Yong and Liang Yusheng agreed: to see who wrote the martial arts ** better (when looking back decades later).

The world is impermanent, and the two fell out because of the political dispute between the left and right.