After the death of Mr. Jin Yong, the master of martial arts novels, on October 30, many of his closest relatives and friends posted messages on the Internet to remember him, including writer Ni Kuang, who was also known as one of the "Four Greatest Talents in Hong Kong".

After the death of the master of martial arts novels Jin Yong on October 30, many of his closest relatives and friends posted messages on the Internet to remember him, including the writer Ni Kuang who was also known as one of the "Four Great Talents in Hong Kong". Some media contacted Ni Kuang via email. He replied that people must face death when they reach a certain age, and "there is no need to be overly sad." Although it is very brief, one can see between the lines that this 85-year-old literary giant has a deep understanding of life and death. His attitude showed his open-mindedness.

In fact, on the day Mr. Jin Yong passed away, some Hong Kong media called Ni Kuang. At that time, Ni Kuang had not received news from Jin Yong’s family, so when he heard that Jin Yong had passed away, he was very surprised and kept asking reporters: "Where did it come from? News? I don’t know!” It turns out that they haven’t seen each other for more than half a year. When asked why he had not contacted him for so long, Ni Kuang replied: "He has been sick. He is an old man's disease. He is in his nineties. He could not speak or write before. He has been sick for many years. He must be old." Ill. "

Is the death of Mr. Jin Yong a huge loss to the literary world? Ni Kuang replied: "People must go, his works will always be here. Even if he is alive, he will not be able to continue writing. I won't talk about it, I am so old, that's it..."

The friendship between Ni Kuang and Jin Yong has ended More than 60 years. It was with the encouragement of Jin Yong that Ni Kuang published science fiction novels such as "Blue Blood Man" under the pseudonym "Wesley", and thus became famous in the literary world. Ni Kuang also helped Jin Yong ghostwrite " Tianlong Babu " for a period of time. However, at that time, Ni Kuang still couldn't believe Jin Yong's death and told reporters: "The news of Jin Yong's death is not surprising, but it must be proven true or false. Rumors have been spread several times, three times in the past ten years."