China News Service Client, Beijing, October 30 (Reporter Song Yusheng) "There is no world after Jin Yong." On the evening of the 30th, a netizen expressed his condolences to Jin Yong on Weibo.
According to Hong Kong's "Ming Pao" report, Cha Liangyong (pen name Jin Yong), a great figure in martial arts novels, died of illness at the Hong Kong Sanatorium and Hospital on the afternoon of the 30th. He was 94 years old.
Jin Yong's son Zha Chuanti responded to the media's request for confirmation, "I left in the afternoon, very peacefully."
File photo: The famous writer Jin Yong. Photo by China News Service reporter Wang Linan
According to the "Chengdu Commercial Daily" report, Jin Yong's physical condition has not been very good this year. His family revealed that "Jin Yong did not leave any last words when he died."
An article published on the website of Hong Kong's "Ming Pao" also showed that Jin Yong's condition had "taken a turn for the worse" recently. Before his death, he "sometimes couldn't recognize people and sometimes couldn't speak."
Jin Yong was born on March 10, 1924. He has created "The Legend of the Condor Heroes", "The Legend of the Condor Heroes", "The Legend of Heaven and Sword of the Dragon", "The Legend of the Dragon", "The Swordsman", "The Deer and the Cauldron", etc. A household name.
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For young people on the Internet, these dozen novels are their memories of Jin Yong.
Because of this, most memories of Jin Yong on the Internet focus on these works. The news of "Jin Yong's death" quickly topped the hot search list on Weibo.
Among them, some netizens recalled their feelings when reading Jin Yong's works; others bluntly said that the martial arts world created by Mr. Jin Yong "carries too many people's youth memories and literary enlightenment."
Before his novels became famous, Jin Yong was a media person. He once worked for " Ta Kung Pao " and founded "Ming Pao".
On the evening of the 30th, the two media outlets published mourning articles one after another, and "Ta Kung Pao" even recalled Jin Yong's experience in the newspaper in the article.
Data map: Jin Yong. Photographed by Li Junfeng Picture source: Oriental IC Copyrighted works please do not reprint
In addition, Hong Kong's "Sing Tao Daily" called Jin Yong's death as "the fall of the master": his works have been produced into film and television works, radio dramas, stage plays, comics, and animations many times. Even computer games have penetrated deeply into the hearts of Chinese communities around the world, and are praised as "wherever there are Chinese, there is Jin Yong's martial arts."
Another Hong Kong media has reviewed. Ni Kuang, Jin Yong's friend and one of the "Four Great Talents" in Hong Kong, once described Wei Xiaobao in Jin Yong's last novel "The Deer and the Cauldron" as "the most successful character in his writing".
Data map: Jin Yong. Photographed by Liang Zhen Picture source: Oriental IC Copyrighted works please do not reprint
Andy Lau, who once appeared in "The Legend of the Condor Heroes", also said in an interview with the media that Teacher Jin Yong is a strange person in the world of martial arts novels, and he can play his character Yang Guo It's a fate. "His death is definitely a big loss to the martial arts world. I wish him a safe journey and his family can also express their condolences."
Huang Xiaoming, who starred in Jin Yong's martial arts dramas, also expressed his condolences online. He said that the martial arts world of his childhood was created by Jin Yong. The first martial arts novel he read and the first martial arts TV series he watched were both works by Mr. Jin Yong. "Mr. Jin Yong has gone to heaven, but his chivalrous spirit will last forever on earth!" In the entertainment industry, Jordan Chan, Li Ruotong, , Hu Jun, Su Youpeng, , Deng Chao, Cai'er Ying, etc. also posted on Weibo to express their condolences.
But many netizens are more willing to believe that Jin Yong just "slept with a martial arts dream." (End)
