There are eight versions found on the internet.

　　First, the text version: (see Xu Dalong's "The Remains of Ember" in the Southern Song Dynasty)

　　Second, the Ming Dynasty Romance Edition: (See the Ming Dynasty Ji Zhenlun's Romance of Yang Jiajiang)

　　Third, the novel version of the Qing Dynasty: (See the Biography of Yang Jiajiang by Xiong Damu in the Qing Dynasty)

　　Fourth, the drama version: (see the traditional repertoire of Beijing Opera and Jin Opera in Yang Jiajiang)

　　V. Textual research version of history books: (See Chang Zheng's Textual Research on Yang Jiajiang's History, published in January 1980)

　　Sixth, the storytelling version: (see Liu Lanfang's storytelling "Yang Jiajiang", published in 1981; Zenneth Kok's "Raping Yang Jiajiang Golden Beach Pan Yang", published in January 1982)

　　Seven, modern novel edition: (see Bai Ye, Shen Ying's "The Complete Biography of Yang Jiajiang", published in 1982)

　　Viii. Genealogy Edition: (See Yang's Genealogy in Daixian County, Shanxi Province, revised in August 1999)

　　There are many versions in Yang Jiajiang, including the mainland version 86, the mainland version 91, and the Hongkong TVB version Yang Jiajiang. This version concentrates almost all the stars of TVB. In addition, ATV also filmed Yang Jiajiang, a game-writing protocol, and later Mu Guiying was in command. Taiwan Province also made some versions. Personally, the 91 version of Yang Jiajiang in the Mainland is the most classic and wonderful, and the plot is the best.