Recently, another TV series adapted from Jin Yong's novel has been launched on the online video platform. The name of this drama is quite big, called " Jin Yong's Martial Arts World ".
If you just look at the name, many people will probably think that this drama is like the classic game "Jin Yong's Legend of Heroes", bringing together the main characters from Jin Yong's novels and rewriting a story.
However, it was discovered after the actual broadcast that this drama was adapted from the novel "The Legend of the Condor Heroes".
So since it is adapted from "The Legend of the Condor Heroes", why is the title of the play called "Jin Yong's Martial Arts World"? After watching a few episodes,
realized that after the adaptation of this drama, the "eagle" in the original novel was changed away.
The whole play begins with Guo Jing meeting a strange Jiangnan actor as a child. The pace is fast and it takes less than three minutes to complete the plot of Guo Jing's apprenticeship, stabbing Chen Xuanfeng to death, and Zhang Asheng's murder.
After that, Ma Yu taught Guo Jing internal skills and mental skills, and helped the Seven Monsters of Jiangnan to besiege Mei Chaofeng. These contents lasted about half an episode.
The next step is that Guo Jing returns to the Central Plains and meets Huang Rong, and Mu Nianci competes in martial arts to recruit a bride.
In the original novel, Mu Nianci’s martial arts competition to find a bride is in the seventh chapter, which is about half of the first volume.
In other words, this drama only used one episode to cover half of the original book.
This drama has almost deleted all the stories about Guo Jing’s life in the Mongolian grasslands. Zhebie, Hua Zheng, Genghis Khan... are all gone. Since these people are gone, of course there will be no one to teach Guo Jing archery. What else can you do with archery?
However, although this drama is no longer called "The Legend of the Condor Heroes", the unit name is still called "Iron-Blooded Heart".
Since it is called "Iron-Blooded Heart", it should have some feelings about family and country, but the content that best reflects the feelings of family and country has also been deleted.
The first scene of this play is like this: Guo Jing and Torre fight with Du Shi and his men. Because there are many people on the other side, Guo Jing takes out his dagger, but the other party quickly knocks it away.
At this time, the Seven Monsters of Jiangnan came from a distance. Ke Zhen E stood up and down. When he arrived in front of Guo Jing, he leaned over and picked up the dagger on the ground and asked Guo Jing: "Is this dagger yours? Is your surname Yang?" ”
No one told Ke Zhen E before that there were words on the dagger, and he never touched the place where the words were written on the dagger. So how did he know that there were words on the dagger? I don’t know if he is really blind or pretending to be blind.
In fact, the origin of the name on this dagger is very crucial. It can almost be said to have established the theme of the entire story of "The Legend of the Condor Heroes".
It was Qiu Chuji who named Guo Xiaotian and Yang Tiexin's two children Guo Jing and Yang Kang respectively. The purpose of naming them was to hope that they would not forget the "shame of Jingkang" when they grew up.
However, Guo Jing and Yang Kang, two children who grew up in a "foreign country", took two completely different paths.
Unfortunately, the story of Guo Jing growing up in the desert has also been deleted.
Guo Jing’s experience in Mongolia is also very important. On the one hand, it is a comparison with Yang Kang’s growth experience. On the other hand, it caused Guo Jing to have many difficult-to-break-up feelings with Mongolia, such as the farewell to his first master Zhe, Hua Zheng, who grew up with childhood sweethearts, Tole, who was a brother, and Genghis Khan took care of their mother and son.
It is precisely because of these bonds that Guo Jing's later defense of the country against Mongolia was even more valuable, and it further reflected his "great chivalry".
In addition, there is a particularly important character in this story, and that is Guo Jing’s mother Li Ping.
Li Ping can be said to be the greatest mother in Jin Yong's novels, no one.
Although Li Ping was just a country girl with ordinary appearance and little education, she was very successful in educating Guo Jing. It was precisely because of her words and deeds that Guo Jing established a correct outlook on life and values, and finally became a famous hero. .
When Guo Jing was a child, he rescued Zhebie. Zhebie rewarded him with gold, but Guo Jing refused to accept it. He told Zhebie: "My mother said that you should receive guests and not ask for their things." After promising Zhebie that he would not disclose his whereabouts to others, he refused to speak even if he was whipped or even beheaded. At this time, Guo Jing was just six years old.
Later, when Genghis Khan threatened Guo Jing with Li Ping, Li Ping was determined to die. At this time, she did not forget to teach Guo Jing the last lesson. She said to Guo Jing: "A hundred years in life pass in a blink of an eye, life and death." What's the big deal? As long as we live our lives with a clear conscience, we won't live in this world in vain. If others fail us, there is no need to blame them. "
It can be said that Guo Jing can do it! Li Ping played an indispensable role in becoming a great hero.
But it is a pity that such a successful character portrayed in the novel was directly deleted.
