Jin Yong, Hong Kong's "Great Bauhinia Scholar" (1February 6, 924-). Formerly known as Cha (English: Jin Yong), a native of Haining, Zhejiang Province, is a famous contemporary writer, journalist, entrepreneur and social activist, and one of the main drafters of the Basic Law of Hong Kong. Jin Yong is the most outstanding representative writer of the new school of martial arts novels. He is generally regarded as the "Tai Shan Beidou" of martial arts novelists, and even more gold fans call him "Jin Daxia" or "Cha Daxia".

Jin Yong was born in 1924. My ancestral home is Tongcheng, Anhui, and my ancestral home is Haining, Zhejiang. Chajia is a local aristocratic family. His heyday in history was the Kangxi period of the Qing Dynasty, and seven uncles headed by Cha Shen Xing served as the Hanlin. There are two famous figures in the modern Cha family, one is Cha (Mu Dan), a professor at Nankai University, the other is a representative poet and translator of the 1940s school, and the other is Cha, a man of the hour in Taiwan Province's academic circles and minister of justice. Famous people in Haining include Wang Guowei and Xu Zhimo. Xu Zhimo is Jin Yong's cousin. Jin Yong's grandfather Cha Cangshan was a party to Danyang religious plan.