Why not apply for the Nobel Prize for Jin Yong?

The famous martial arts novelist Cha Liangyong, whose pen name is Jin Yong, criticized the judging criteria of the Nobel Prize in Literature in Hangzhou on March 27, 1999.

The criteria have strong Western values. He does not Will sacrifice their own beliefs to cater to Western ideals. The martial arts writer who is still crazy about the Chinese world admitted that his strong nostalgia for his hometown and good academic environment led him to accept the position of dean of the School of Humanities at Zhejiang University. Zha Liangyong was officially appointed as the dean of the School of Humanities of Zhejiang University. A reporter mentioned at the ceremony that so far no Nobel Prize winner in literature is Chinese, and Cha Liangyong’s old classmates have also recently joined forces to help Cha Liangyong climb this honorary peak

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Run around. He answered that according to Western tradition, the winner of the Nobel Prize in Literature must first be anti-Japanese, and secondly, if he is Chinese, he must also be anti-China. I cannot meet these two conditions. I am neither anti-Japanese nor I love China very much. He said that the Nobel Prize judges adhere to very fixed Western evaluation standards, and their Western ideas of democracy and freedom are basically antithetical to the Chinese system. Cha Liangyong believes that the Nobel Prize in Literature cannot be won by force or hard work, unless your novel can meet their standards. He said he did not deserve and should not sacrifice his beliefs for this award. Zha Daxia also modestly stated that in addition to being politically different from Western ideals, his literary value was not enough to win the Nobel Prize. He refused to accept the title of writer and only called himself "the novelist that everyone likes to read." Zhang Junsheng, former vice president of the Hong Kong branch of Xinhua News Agency and current secretary of the Party Committee of Zhejiang University, attended Cha Liangyong’s appointment ceremony

and called Cha Liangyong a loyal patriot. Zhejiang University hired him as the dean of humanities at the school, with no term limit; however, Zha Liangyong said that he would teach and conduct research at the school in the next two to three years. The principal of the school confirmed that the school will give Cha Liangyong the highest professorship in the school, and Cha will soon launch a general history course covering "everything" about astronomy and geography from ancient times to the present. Cha Liangyong believes that teaching courses that span China and the West has become a global trend. As for why he chose Zhejiang University as a place to develop his later years, Cha Liangyong believed that it was emotional factors and the need to do knowledge.

He said that many of his brothers and sisters are still in their hometown, and they are familiar with the seniors of Zhejiang University. He confirmed that Zhang Junsheng, the former vice president of Xinhua News Agency Hong Kong Branch, did a lot of lobbying work for his decision to be hired by Zhejiang University. In addition, Zha had the desire to study ancient characters in an institution of higher learning in his early years. This time he will specialize in bronze inscriptions and ancient rhymes. "Wherever there are Chinese people, there will be Jin Yong's novels." Jin Yong's charm is indeed immeasurable. This ceremony not only attracted dozens of domestic and foreign media, but also a large number of "Jin Yong fans" from Zhejiang braved the cold wind and drizzle to come to see Zha Da University

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The style of a knight. The calmness and serenity of Cha Daxia on stage and his frequent witty remarks fully demonstrate his demeanor as a great master.

When reporters asked questions, many of Cha Daxia’s witty remarks won bursts of laughter and applause. When talking about the "Jin Yong fever" in China and even globally, he said: There is no harm in reading my novels, at least the Chinese language will be better. Many parents of immigrant children have said,

< p>Children learned Chinese just because they read Jin Yong’s martial arts books. Regarding the fact that many young people nowadays imitate him in writing martial arts novels, he said with a smile that it is fine for fun, but true learning cannot be learned, and writing books has many requirements. I hope they can surpass themselves in the future. Jin Yong, on the other hand, is quite vocal about the extensive revisions that many screenwriters from Hong Kong, Taiwan and other places make when adapting his novels. He

said with a smile: There is something wrong with the current screenwriters in Hong Kong and Taiwan. They like to add a lot of materials without using the original content. If they

can really write well, why not be Jin Yong? When a reporter asked him about the method he would use to teach in the future, Cha Liangyong said that he personally advocates being eclectic and can be as imaginative as possible when writing novels, but managing a school must have a system and doing things in a disciplined manner< /p>

Rules, don’t mess around like Yang Guo and Xiao Longnu. It seems that "The Legend of the Condor Heroes", whose works have won countless praises, is also a deviant figure in the eyes of today's heroes.