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Chang Huasen is definitely my new favorite now!! But Gong Jun is not weak either in this drama! They make a dashing pair!

Well, I guess you can watch both at the same time!

Yes, the painting is titled "White Peacock"!

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Yes, I was totally in awe!!! My personal favorite is this one:-

I'd say Hong Kong people are incredibly creative and imaginative! Some of the actors and actresses who played the main characters actually made an indelible impression on viewers' mind! And the fight scenes were the main draw!

Yeah, the 80s were probably the golden years for adaptations from Jin Yong's novels!

Can't agree more that the two types of media influence each other! But there's actually no lack of China-produced wuxia & xianxia cdramas that have caught westerners' attention! I always love non-Chinese POV that shows passion in Chinese culture 🤩

Had a good time going down memory lane!! 😍😍😍

A Touch of Zen and Dragon Inn are my all-time favorite King Hu wuxia movies!!! These are timeless classics of the genre!!!

Yes! While we consider wuxia & xianxia media as an essential part of the Chinese fantasy culture, non-Chinese players of wuxia games, especially first-time ones, may be fazed by the superhuman stunts 😅🤗

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Wuxia games have been around for a long time now, but wuxia movies much much longer! Perhaps there're two separate sets of audiences? I myself am a diehard wuxia movie fan! 😍

Oh, that 2024 exhibition was a special one-time event held in Central District to celebrate Jin Yong's birth centenary. The statues of various characters were displayed at that event. But the various exhibits at the Museum are different items like film excerpts, handwritten manuscripts etc.

The Jin Yong Gallery 金庸館 is a permanent part of the Heritage Museum, and its exhibits get changed every now and then. This was my third visit to the Gallery in seven years. 😍

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