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Theme Evolution of Jin Yong's Novels and Reflection on Confucianism

Zhao Yan-ling

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Themes of Jin Yong's Novels begin with idealism,change to criticism in the mid-term of Jin Yong' writing career,and end with Deconstructionism.In the process,not only the most common themes such as chivalry,but also a clue is hidden that Confucianism spirit is affirmed with shortages and defects reflected.This provides us a new viewpoint and reference to reexamine Confucius culture.

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Themes of Jin Yong's Novels begin with idealism,change to criticism in the mid-term of Jin Yong' writing career,and end with Deconstructionism.In the process,not only the most common themes such as chivalry,but also a clue is hidden that Confucianism spirit is affirmed with shortages and defects reflected.This provides us a new viewpoint and reference to reexamine Confucius culture.

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Themes of Jin Yong's Novels begin with idealism,change to criticism in the mid-term of Jin Yong' writing career,and end with Deconstructionism.In the process,not only the most common themes such as chivalry,but also a clue is hidden that Confucianism spirit is affirmed with shortages and defects reflected.This provides us a new viewpoint and reference to reexamine Confucius culture.

Key concepts: Chivalry, Theme (computing), Idealism, Neo-Confucianism, Criticism, Literature, Economic shortage, Romance

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