News Other Novels from Jin Yong
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1. A Deadly Secret
Chinese Drama - 2004, 36 episodes
(2004) Drama - Novel - Deadly Secret
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2. A Deadly Secret
Hong Kong Movie - 1980
(1980) Movie - Novel - Deadly Secret
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3. Lovers Blades
Hong Kong Movie - 1982
(1982) Movie - Novel - Mandarin Duck Blades
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4. Twin Swords 2
Hong Kong Movie - 1961
(1961-TW2) Movie - Novel - Mandarin Duck Blades
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5. Twin Swords
Hong Kong Movie - 1961
(1961-TW1) Movie - Novel - Mandarin Duck Blades
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6. The Twin Swords
Hong Kong Movie - 1965
(1965) Movie - Novel - Mandarin Duck Blades
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7. Ode to Gallantry
Chinese Drama - 2017, 32 episodes
(2017) Drama - Novel - Ode to Gallantry
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8. Xia Ke Hang
Chinese Drama - 2002, 40 episodes
(2002) Drama - Novel - Ode to Gallantry
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9. Hap Hak Hang
Hong Kong Drama - 1989, 20 episodes
(1989) Drama - Novel - Ode to Gallantry
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10. Ode to Gallantry
Hong Kong Movie - 1982
(1982) Movie - Novel - Ode to Gallantry
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11. The Super Swordlady
Hong Kong Drama - 1986, 20 episodes
(1986) Drama - Novel - Sword of Yue Maiden
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12. White Horse Neighs in the Western Wind
Chinese Drama - 1982, 24 episodes
(1982) Drama - Novel - White Horse Neighs in the Western Wind
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13. The Web of Death
Hong Kong Movie - 1976
dont know which one
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