Ten tourist attractions under Jin Yong’s pen

China Daily2023-03-28 13:48

　　China's renowned novelist Louis Cha, who is known by his pen name Jin Yong, passed away on Tuesday. He has written many martial arts novels that have left a deep impression on readers and some of the novels have been adapted into popular films or TV dramas. As we remember him, let's take a look at some tourist attractions that figured prominently in his books.

　　Wudang Mountain in Shiyan city of Central China's Hubei province. [Photo/VCG]

　　Novel:The Heaven Sword and Dragon Sabre

Yanmenguan Pass, Xinzhou city of North China's Shanxi province[Photo/VCG]

　　Novel:Demi-Gods and Semi-Devils

E'mei Mountain in Leshan city of Southwest China's Sichuan province.[Photo/VCG]

　　Novel:The Heaven Sword and Dragon Sabre

Hengshan Mountain, Datong city of Shanxi province.[Photo/VCG]

　　Novel:The Legendary Swordsman,The Book and the Sword

Yueyang Tower, Yueyang city of Hunan province.[Photo/VCG]

　　Novel:Legends of the Condor Heroes

Taohua Island (Peach Blossom Island) in Zhoushan, East China's Zhejiang province.[Photo/VCG]

　　Novel:Legends of the Condor Heroes,The Return of the Condor Heroes

Shaolin Temple at Songshan Mountain in Central China's Henan province.[Photo/VCG]

　　Novel:The Heaven Sword and Dragon Sabre,The Legendary Swordsman

Huashan Mountain, Xi'an city of Northwest China's Shaanxi province.[Photo/VCG]

　　Novel:The Legendary Swordsman,Legends of the Condor Heroes

Dali in Southwest China's Yunnan province.[Photo/VCG]

　　Novel:Demi-Gods and Semi-Devils

Taishan Mountain in East China's Shandong province.[Photo/VCG]

　　Novel:Ode to Gallantry,Sword Stained with Royal Blood,Demi-Gods and Semi-Devils,The Legendary Swordsman