Who is the most beautiful woman in Jin Yong's works?

Mr. Jin Yong expressed his position during a Go match in Xinjiang: The most beautiful woman in his works is Princess Xiangxiang. Xinjiang is a beautiful place, and only beautiful places can grow beautiful women.

Indeed, when Jin Yong described the beauty of Princess Xiangxiang, he was extremely exaggerated, almost to the point of wasting pen and ink.

In the 1987 Hong Kong version of "The Book", Liang Peiling (now known as Liang Yiling) played Princess Xiangxiang. Her first meeting with Chen Jialuo was described as romantic.

At that time, Chen Jialuo came all the way back to Xinjiang. When he was drinking water by the waterfall, he saw half of the face of Princess Xiangxiang in the water. He was surprised and thought it was a beautiful water demon.

The great hero Chen Jialuo was shocked and prepared to give her a few tricks, but unexpectedly she fell into the beauty barrier.

No wonder, the beauty of Princess Xiangxiang can stop the two warring armies!

Princess Xiangxiang is a great beauty, and her sister Huo Qingtong is also a great beauty. In terms of personality, I love Huo Qingtong more.

It is completely different from the weak and innocent image of Princess Xiangxiang. She is not as weak as ordinary women. Although she has been sad for Chen Jialuo countless times, she is still strong and has her own opinions and character.

From the current perspective, Liu Xuehua's version of Huo Qingtong is a typical strong woman.

She has leadership skills and can mobilize troops and command the overall situation.

In the "Battle of Blackwater River", she fully demonstrated her calm and commanding attitude.

Two sisters, two extreme contrasts.

No matter how you get true love, it seems hard to take it for granted and it is cruel.

In Jin Yong's writings, Hui Xinjiang braved the flames of war between ethnic groups, and the Hui uprising of the Red Flower Society and Princess Qingtong and Princess Xiangxiang broke out here.

Although he failed in returning to Xinjiang, he won the support of readers. Qianlong and his Qing Dynasty lost the hearts of readers.

In unofficial history, Princess Xiangxiang was sent to the palace as Qianlong's concubine after her defeat in Xinjiang, and she was later known as Xiangfei.

In Kashgar, Xinjiang, there is a tomb of a fragrant concubine. According to legend, there is a woman named "Shipalhan" in the tomb. She was once taken as the concubine of Emperor Qianlong. Her whole body exuded bursts of fragrance and was very popular with Emperor Qianlong. She was buried after her death.

In this tomb in my hometown.

As for the relationship between this "Shipalhan" woman, Qianlong's Xiangfei and Princess Xiangxiang, let everyone guess slowly.