Jin Yong, formerly known as Cha, is a martial arts novel writer, journalist, entrepreneur, political critic and social activist. Jin Yong once combined the initials of the title of his novel into a pair of couplets: flying snow shooting at Bailuyuan, laughing at books and leaning against Biyuan.

I don't know what I am doing, but I am full of enthusiasm; I don't know where I'm going, but I died smiling.

-the legendary swordsman of Jin Yong

Beauty is old and instantly young. She was reluctant to part with her homesickness and was forgotten in the Jianghu.

-Jin Yong's "Tianlong Babu"

You see, these white clouds have gathered and scattered, scattered and gathered, and life is intermittent.

-Jin Yong's The Condor Heroes

The most precious thing in the world is the true love of two hearts, which is by no means priceless.

-Snow Mountain Jin Yong Flying Fox

Love is deep and true, whether ugly or handsome, Qian Shan is full of water, and suffering follows you.

-Jin Yong's "Book Sword Enqiu Record"

All the rivers and lakes in the world are smart and confused. Vanity Fair has its ups and downs, but what wins in the end is what loses.

-Jin Yong's "Chivalry"

Things change, the success or failure of poverty depends on luck, but in the final analysis, it is always determined by everyone's original personality.

-Jin Yong's The Condor Heroes

Each has his own karma, so don't envy others.

-the legendary swordsman of Jin Yong