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A very exciting novel, and the TV series is also very attractive. I started reading the book after watching the TV series.
A very good book that condenses the lives of the people at the bottom and the anti-war spirit during the Anti-Japanese War. Fascinating,
I came across this drama starring Zhang Luyi, Zhou Yiwei and Tao Hong on Douyin. It was very interesting to see the cut version at the time. I searched it on Douban and the score was very high, so I decided to take a look at the original novel. This drama is different from many dramas about the Anti-Japanese War and the Kuomintang-Communist War that I have seen before. Other dramas are all about creating a hero, a person who can perform meritorious deeds and have a prominent position. But this book goes in the opposite direction, describing a man who was born extraordinary and destined to be a hero, but who wanted to be an ordinary person.
I came across this drama starring Zhang Luyi, Zhou Yiwei and Tao Hong on Douyin. It was very interesting to see the cut version at the time. I searched it on Douban and the score was very high, so I decided to take a look at the original novel. This drama is different from many dramas about the Anti-Japanese War and the Kuomintang-Communist War that I have seen before. Other dramas are all about creating a hero, a person who can perform meritorious deeds and have a prominent position. But this book goes in the opposite direction, describing a man who was born extraordinary and destined to be a hero, but who wanted to be an ordinary person.
Very exciting, recommended! This is a red novel worth reading. Although this book is mainly adapted from the TV series, it has many details and a richer plot than the TV series. The novel is set against the backdrop of the Battle of Songhu and the fall of Shanghai in 1937. It mainly tells the atmosphere of fireworks in Tongfuli in troubled times. It depicts a different red color among the various characters in the family's stories and stories. The characters are full-bodied and three-dimensional. In addition to the male and female protagonists, the supporting characters such as Mr. And Mrs. Changqing, Mr. Liao, and Brother Qi are worthy of careful consideration. The villain of the whole drama, Ying Zuo, never loses his IQ. This is a book worth reading again and again.
Very exciting, recommended! This is a red novel well worth reading. Although this book is mainly adapted from the TV series, it has many details and a richer plot than the TV series. The novel is set against the backdrop of the Battle of Songhu and the fall of Shanghai in 1937. It mainly tells the atmosphere of fireworks in Tongfuli in troubled times. It depicts a different red color among the various characters in the family's stories and stories. The characters are full-bodied and three-dimensional. In addition to the male and female protagonists, the supporting characters such as Mr. And Mrs. Changqing, Mr. Liao, and Brother Qi are worthy of careful consideration. The villain of the whole drama, Ying Zuo, never loses his IQ. This is a book worth reading again and again.
This is a classic spy novel and a remake of a TV series, and is often considered the benchmark for espionage. The description of small characters in this novel is different from the usual spy wars. The protagonist Xu Tian is not a well-trained spy, but an ordinary but extraordinary accountant with special talents. This setting is already more innovative than most spy novels. Xu Tian's motivation is not only patriotism, but also as an ordinary citizen. More importantly, he wants to protect his most important mother, his good brother Tielin, and his beloved girl Tian Dan in the face of difficulties and crises. After watching the TV series and reading the text, I still find it interesting, tense and exciting.
I watched a clip of the TV series "Red" on Douyin and thought it was good. Later I saw this book in a bookstore and bought it immediately. The authors Xu Bing and Sun Qiang are also screenwriters of the TV series. The content of the two is mostly the same. However, after all, the scripts of the TV series are adapted from text and are to be made into film and television works, so there must be some changes, but I think these changes are acceptable. The descriptions of some novels make people more touching, and some TV series have a taste that transcends the novels.
Xu Tian, who has a petty bourgeois mentality, has a knack for making big things happen. If there were no external factors, he might just spend his life in the mortal world. That's why it is said that times make heroes.
"If miracles have a color, it must be Chinese red." Red has been of great significance in the five thousand years of Chinese history: the color represented by the red bird in the Four Elephants, the fire in the Five Elements, and the Li Gua in the Eight Diagrams are all red, so red represents auspiciousness; in the birthday celebrations of Chinese gods, red is used to decorate history, so red also represents the day of the celebration; in Peking Opera facial makeup, characters representing loyalty and bravery are painted with red, so red also represents loyalty and fearlessness.