It's Just That All Living Beings Are Too Beautiful: Real Life Read from Jin Yong's Jianghu
by Xixiang
About This Novel
Everyone has their own arena in their hearts. The arena is not for men. Women are the most coquettish flowers in the arena. Ren Yingying, Guo Fu, Zhou Zhiruo, Zhao Min, Li Mochou, Cheng Lingsu, Huang Rong, Yin Susu, Guo Xiang... Among those green-shirted knights who wandered the rivers and lakes, there were women who were either coquettish, charming, angry, or resentful, and they had the real life of love and hatred. Jin Yong was writing about heroes as well as love. He wrote "The Eight Parts of the Dragon" and all the sentient beings in the world. The portraits of Jin Yong's characters in this book reflect the love and pain of all living beings. Some of them are free and easy, some are infatuated, some are stubborn, some are harmonious, some are sincere... Each has its own beauty. Like us, they are all fragments of this world. We, imperfect people, make up this imperfect world.
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Official(6)Scraped 6d ago
It's too cold to say that
In this arena, what is not there??
The writing is quite good, many of which are analysis that I have never seen before. It is thoughtful and content.
I want to buy this book. Has it been published yet?
You may like Jin Yong's world of rivers and lakes.
Lost to reality
I always feel like I can do whatever I want and do whatever I want. In the end it was nothing. Always seeing other people's happiness, not feeling your own happiness.
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Community(0)
Official(6)Scraped 6d ago
It's too cold to say that
In this arena, what is not there??
The writing is quite good, many of which are analysis that I have never seen before. It is thoughtful and content.
I want to buy this book. Has it been published yet?
You may like Jin Yong's world of rivers and lakes.
Lost to reality
I always feel like I can do whatever I want and do whatever I want. In the end it was nothing. Always seeing other people's happiness, not feeling your own happiness.
