Editing Wuxia (section)

==Literature==
Notable modern wuxia writers include:
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| align=center| Louis Cha Leung-yung <br /> Zha Liangyong <br /> 查良鏞 || align=center| [[Jin Yong]] <br /> 金庸 || 1955–72 ||''[[The Book and the Sword]]'', ''[[Condor Trilogy]]'', ''[[Demi-Gods and Semi-Devils]]'', ''[[The Smiling, Proud Wanderer]]'', ''[[The Deer and the Cauldron]]'' || The most popular, and regarded by some as the most accomplished, writer to date. His works have been adapted into films and television series numerous times.
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| align=center| Chen Wentong <br /> 陳文統 || align=center| [[Liang Yusheng]] <br /> 梁羽生 || 1954–83 || ''[[Qijian Xia Tianshan]]'', ''[[Datang Youxia Zhuan]]'', ''[[Baifa Monü Zhuan]]'', ''[[Saiwai Qixia Zhuan]]'', ''Yunhai Yugong Yuan'', ''[[Xiagu Danxin]]'' || The pioneer of the "new school" wuxia genre. Some of his works were adapted into films and television series.
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| align=center| Xiong Yaohua <br /> 熊耀華 || align=center| [[Gu Long]] <br /> 古龍 || 1960–85 || ''[[Chu Liuxiang]] Series'', ''[[Juedai Shuangjiao]]'', ''Xiao Shiyi Lang'', ''[[Xiaoli Feidao (novel series)|Xiaoli Feidao Series]]'', ''[[Lu Xiaofeng]] Series'' || A writer who blends elements of mystery in his works. He writes in short paragraphs and is influenced stylistically by Western and Japanese writers. Some of his works were adapted into films and television series.
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| align=center| Shiao Ching-Jen <br /> 萧敬人 || align=center| [[Shiao Yi]] <br /> 萧逸 || 1960–2017 || ''Iron Geese, Wings of Frost, Princess Wuyou, Sister Gan Nineteen, Beautiful Swordswoman, Chronicles of the Immortal Swordsmen'' || Pioneered a Taoist-infused, emotionally rich style that emphasized the moral code of xia (chivalry) over martial prowess. Shiao Yi's narratives often featured transcendent heroes, including strong female protagonists, and integrated romantic and philosophical depth.
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| align=center| Woon Liang Geok <br /> Wen Liangyu <br /> 溫涼玉 || align=center| [[Woon Swee Oan]] <br /> Wen Rui'an <br /> 溫瑞安 || 1973–present || ''Si Da Ming Bu'', ''Buyi Shenxiang'', ''Jingyan Yi Qiang'' || His works were adapted into the television series ''[[The Four (2008 TV series)|The Four]]'' and ''[[Face to Fate]]'', and the film ''[[The Four (film)|The Four]]''.
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| align=center| Huang Zuqiang <br /> 黃祖強 || align=center| [[Huang Yi (author)|Huang Yi]] <br /> 黃易 || 1987–2017 || ''Xunqin Ji'', ''Fuyu Fanyun'', ''Datang Shuanglong Zhuan'' || Combines wuxia with science fiction in his works. His works were adapted into the television series ''[[A Step into the Past]]'', ''[[Lethal Weapons of Love and Passion]]'' and ''[[Twin of Brothers]]''.
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| align=center| Lau Wai Ming <br /> 劉偉明 || align=center| [[Jozev Kiu]] <br /> 喬靖夫 || 1996–present || ''Blood and Steel'' || Redefined Wuxia fiction from the traditional emphasis on the code of chivalry and Chinese culture.
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