The Legend Of Jin Yong
Newsweek|November 16, 2018

China’s most popular author created mythical universes that enchanted billions of readers. He also changed pop culture forever.

Brendan Cole
The Legend Of Jin Yong

LOUIS CHA, WHOSE PEN NAME was Jin Yong, is likely unknown to most English-speakers, but his martial arts novels have been translated into dozens of languages, selling more than 300 million copies (1 billion if bootlegs are included). Until his death at 94 on October 30, he was China’s most widely read living author and arguably its most influential.

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