Jin Yong's poem is titled "Qiu Chuji's Unfinished Poems", and its theme expresses his love for the Mid-Autumn Moon.
Full text: Since ancient times, the moon has been the brightest in the Mid-Autumn Festival, and the cool breeze has become clearer at night. ?One day, the weather is sinking in Yinhan, and fish and dragons are leaping out of the sea.
The exploration of historical significance and value is everywhere reflected in the novels written by Jin Yong. By shaping the grievances and grievances between martial arts sects, between people, between religion and secularity, between orthodox religions and cults, between countries and dynasties, and between dynasties in the novel, different individuals and sects are ultimately created. , various tragedies of countries, nations, churches, and dynasties.
Essentially speaking, Jin Yong was trying to express strong tragic feelings in his novels, aiming to achieve the effect of deconstructing negative values ??and promoting positive values.
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Jin Yong’s choice of the era background of the work also serves to shape the content and characters of the novel. Throughout Jin Yong's literary works, almost all historical backgrounds are set in turbulent times. This is because turbulent times can better reflect the heroic pride of historical figures. Compared with the cowardly and outdated officials in the temple, knights have a strong sense of national justice. feel.
As Guo Jing said, "The great chivalrous person serves the country and the people." "Serving the country and the people" is the highest pursuit of chivalrous people, and "devoting all their energy and dying" is their final destination. This is the sublimation of the spiritual realm of chivalrous people. Although the Jianghu heroes in Jin Yong's works do not live in temples, they are real heroes who regard the world as their own responsibility.