Many names in Jin Yong's novels are well researched. At this point, except for "Dream of Red Mansions", I have not found anyone who can compare with him in any work. Let’s get straight to the point and enter the world of names in Jin Yong’s novels.
There are many examples of people living up to their names in Jin Yong’s novels.
There is Ling Shuanghua in "Liancheng Jue". The flower of frost is, of course, the chrysanthemum. This lady not only loves chrysanthemums, but also has a noble temperament and abides by integrity. Hua Tiegan is a contradictory name - how can a flower have iron branches? In fact, this person is contradictory - he has changed from great good to great evil.
Bao Xiruo in "The Legend of the Condor Heroes" is particularly sympathetic to the poor and weak, and even cannot bear to slaughter the chickens and ducks he raises. The house was infested with chickens and ducks, and it was overcrowded, making people laugh and cry. Ke Zhen is evil and has an upright temperament. No matter how evil the person is, they may not dare to look directly at him.
In "Flying Fox in the Snow Mountain", there is a noble and charming young lady Miao Ruolan. Cao Xueqin commented on Qingwen's being "like a pot of orchids that had just taken out their tender arrows and were sent to a pig's nest", which helps us understand this name.
The heroine of "Swordsman" is Ren Yingying. "Nineteen Ancient Poems" contains the sentence "Yingying in the water". "Yingying" refers to the clear and shallow appearance of the water, describing the beauty of its quality. There is a line in "The Book of Songs: There is a Beautiful Person" that is "graceful and clear". The heroine of this poem is of noble character and does not want to live in the world. The name Feng Qingyang must have been inspired by this. Adding the word "wind" adds to the beauty of the dragon's head but not its tail. Lan Fenghuang is a Miao woman. Dressed in national costume, she looks like a colorful phoenix. If a monk does not abstain from talking quickly, it is clear that this monk does not abstain from eating meat, alcohol, or marrying and having children - even more thorough than Lu Zhishen.
The word "Shi Potian" in "Xia Ke Xing" should be taken from the meaning of "Shi Potian Jing". The miraculousness of this innocent child who has no knowledge of the world is really incredible, and the fact that he finally cracked the secret of "the general secret of chivalrous martial arts" as an illiterate is particularly amazing. It seems that Shi Potian can also be understood as he was born out of stone - without a father or a mother, and the chaos has not yet been opened, but he "broke" to unlock the "big" secret.
The Zhong Ling in "Dragon" should mean "Zhong Ling Qixiu". This little girl is innocent and lively, and everyone loves her. And what about Murong Fu? The person who never forgets and becomes obsessed with this is naturally Dayan who "recovers" him. Looking at Su Xinghe again, "Xinghe" is another name for "Galaxy". This old gentleman from "Galaxy" is truly remarkable, as can be seen from the achievements of his eight descendants in eight fields.
"The Legend of the Condor Heroes" and "The Swordsman" both mentioned that the predecessors sought defeat alone. The concise meaning of this famous quote shows that he has extraordinary magical skills, and his desires are defeated but cannot be obtained. One can imagine the loneliness of his state of mind in life. Compared with him, Dongfang Invincible is insignificant.
In "The Deer and the Cauldron" there is a contemporary figure named Chen Jinnan. I think this name is related to Zheng Suonan, a painter who was a survivor of the Southern Song Dynasty. The name expresses his feelings towards his motherland. The "eighteen" in Mao Shiba reminds me of being a hero again eighteen years later, and "Mao" always reminds me of Zhang Fei's Zhangba Snake Spear and the like. This must be a gangster.
There is Xia Xueyi in "Blue Blood Sword". The compatibility of summer and snow indicates that this person has both good and evil qualities and a complex personality. And what about the red medicine?
In "Yangzhou Man", the sentence "If you read the red medicine by the bridge, you will know who you are born for every year", we can know that this beauty is undoubtedly lovelorn.
In "The Legend of Heaven and Sword of the Dragon", Zhang Wuji is as kind to others as Wei Wuji, the Lord of Xinling during the Warring States Period. Others, such as Miejie Shitai's ruthlessness, Situ Qianzhong's regard for wine as his life, He Zudao's modesty and prudence, Shou Nanshan's greed for life and fear of death, you can easily recall them just by looking at their names.
There are many unreal characters in Jin Yong's novels, and the author writes them in a teasing style, which adds interest and depth.
There is a well-known Zhou Botong in "The Legend of the Condor Heroes". Calling him "unreasonable" actually deserves his name.
Tian Guinong in "Flying Fox in the Snow Mountain" is not only not Tao Yuanming who yearns to "return to farming", but he is enthusiastic about the world and does all kinds of bad things for the sake of fame and fortune. The legendary Mochou girl was gentle and beautiful. After losing her love, she was so sad that she wept into Mochou Lake.
Although Li Mochou in "The Legend of the Condor Heroes" is also a lovelorn, he kills innocent people indiscriminately as a way to vent his pain. According to normal thinking, the name Li Mochou should be given to the heroine of "White Horse Roaring in the West Wind".
At first glance, Yue Buqun in "The Swordsman" appears to be an "outstanding" modest gentleman, but who knows that this is far from the truth. He is actually the most disguised hypocrite. The name Yu Canghai sounds like a thunder to the ears, like a figure like Zhang Sanfeng, but in fact he is narrow-minded and short-sighted.
Jin Yong also wrote groups of characters. Famous ones are like the Six Immortals of Peach Valley. These six guys are confused and the most difficult to deal with. Their names are quite nice, named after the various parts of the peach tree. If Quan Xia, the author of "The Book of Songs Zhou Nan Tao Yao", knew this, I don't know what he would think. Another example is that the four friends of Meizhuang, Huang Zhonggong, Baizi Zi, Bald Bi Weng and Dan Qingsheng, were named after their hobbies of playing music, chess, calligraphy and painting.
The names of the brothers and sisters Qiu Qianzhang, Qiu Qianren, and Qiu Qianchi in "The Legend of the Condor Heroes" are also creative. Every time I watch Qiu Qianchi, who has experienced a cruel marriage, talk about "Husband, husband, knowledge is ten feet high. My name is Qian Chi and I already have a hundred feet. How can I control my husband?" (abridged) I can't help but laugh.
In "The Legend of Heaven and the Dragon Slayer", Zhang Wuji traveled thousands of miles to send Yang Buhui to Kunlun. When we first read it, we all thought that the two children’s names were so closely matched that they were a perfect match. The clinker Jin Yong feinted a shot, and a huge shift in the world sent Yang Buhui to his mother's fiancé Yin Liting.
There are also the "Two Immortals of Xiaoyao" Yang Xiao and Fan Yao, the two sisters of Yanziwu, A'Zhu and A Bi, etc. in "The Eight Parts of the Dragon".
The more Jin Yong wrote, the more free and unrestrained he became. Even names such as Lao Bu Shi, Ancestor, Ping Yizhi, Ji Wu Shi, Dog Bastard, Ding Dang, Ding Bu San Ding Bu Si, Bao Bu Liang, etc. were readily available and he could use them freely. Paint a magnificent picture of mountains and rivers.
Attachment: Chen Mo talked about this aspect in "Jin Yong's Novels and Chinese Culture". It is roughly as follows: the name of Guo Jing and Yang Kang in "The Legend of the Condor Heroes" comes from the "Jingkang Incident"; the names of Xiaoyaozi and Li Qiushui in "The Legend of the Condor Heroes" come from "Zhuangzi Xiaoyaoyou"; the musician Kang Guangling's "Kang" It is "Kang" from Ji Kang, and "Guangling" refers to the famous song "Guangling San"; the name of Go expert Fan Bailing is related to Fan Xiping's "Guo Bailing", the two great chess players in the Qing Dynasty; and looking at the miracle doctor Xue Muhua, as the name suggests, he naturally admires Hua Tuo . The name of Wang Nangu in "The Story of Yitian Slaying the Dragon" comes from the ancient medical book "This Matter is Hard to Know". Cheng Lingsu's name in "Flying Fox Gaiden" is the title of two major medical classics, "Coffin" and "Suwen". Her master's name changed many times, which is enough to show the deepening of his Buddhist cultivation and the changes in his personality, temperament, and spiritual realm.
There is a similar article on Sina.com, the general idea is as follows: Let me do whatever I want. Just from the name, I can tell that this person has his own way of doing things and is very domineering. Bai Zizai, whose name is true to his name, is domineering and Yelang is arrogant. Mu Nianci's name comes from "The Emperor's Thoughts, Mindfulness of Kindness" in "Shangshu Dayu Mo". This man's heart is really compassionate, so much so that he forgives Yang Kang, an evil villain, again and again, until death. Mu Wanqing's name comes from "The Book of Songs: There is a Beautiful Person". The heroine is beautiful, noble and unconventional. Mu Wanqing's experience and character also coincide with his.
As for Yin Liting? The history is Yin Li Pavilion, and Jin Yong changed the shape of the word and turned it into the poetic "Pear Pavilion". Three characters called witches, Xia Qingqing. Both Ren Yingying and Yin Susu can match the sentences of "Nineteen Ancient Poems", such as "green grass by the river", "Yingying the girl upstairs", and "slender hands". Yang Guo's character change was inspired by the Southern Song Dynasty poet Liu Guo's character change. The name of Jiumozhi comes from the eminent monk Kumarajiva of the Eastern Jin Dynasty, which means wise man. And Wang Yuyan comes from "Smiling and smiling sweetly", which is the realm of Fairy Lingbo