Jin Yong himself, as a master of martial arts novels at the ancestor level, is also worried about his status as a popular novel. He wants to use the combination of chivalry and man to show the contrast between the height of the temple and the turbidity of the rivers and lakes. In fact, it reflects the desire for the status of mainstream literature. Therefore, in Jin Yong's rivers and lakes, you can see chivalrous people, domestic troubles and foreign invasion, forcibly breaking into history, being blunt and unpopular, but being able to please critics and mainstream media.

Rivers and lakes are to temples what fairy tales are to documentaries. It's supposed to be Chunlan Qiuju, each shines brilliantly, so why cross each other? Therefore, Tsui Hark is a genius, and the movie "the legendary swordsman" is better than punishing evil. Wei Jia's Time Has Changed has a long mirror and a short mirror, but the monologue is more like the flesh and blood of Master Gu Long.

To see the rivers and lakes, you should dance lightly and lean on the horse, and the setting sun shines on the clouds. Foreigners say that the fairy tales of China people are martial arts, and the rivers and lakes in the martial arts can only be seen in the novels of wine and color Gu Long.