[Editor's Recommendation] 1. [Zhang Ailing opens her mind to becoming a screenwriter] A collection of Zhang Ailing's screenwriting works, which attracted the top lineup in China at the time. After its release, it won many awards and received an enthusiastic response. It is written in a rare bright and cheerful style, as if Zhang Ailing is sitting across from you and recounting a series of unexpected dreams with a beaming smile. Lively, interesting and engaging. "People always think that those who write novels must be able to read but not act in plays. How should I overcome this prejudice?" - Zhang Ailing. 2. [Written for the Chinese] There are both original scripts and localized adaptations of famous works. Integrating a variety of popular elements such as happy enemies, beating couples, gender inversion, separation and separation in troubled times, the drama is full of tension, filled with vivid dialogues and precise complaints... It makes people slap their legs and laugh frequently. "This is a Chinese play, and it is a lively play for ordinary people." - Zhang Ailing. 3. [Friendly] The characters are vivid and the dialogues are witty. The work focuses on the hot life, as if it is broadcast live in restaurants, dance halls, and streets. 4. [Fun] The smile is a little "lost", and the excitement is calm yet calm. It is both popular and literary, demonstrating Zhang Ailing's extraordinary writing power.
"An Unforgettable Song" is a collection of Zhang Ailing's plays, which includes five plays: "A Family in the North and South", "An Unforgettable Song", "Happy Reunion between the North and the South", "Reunion of Souls" and "A Day in the Life of Ivan".
As a screenwriter, Eileen Chang turns her attention to the daily lives of the Chinese people, describing the authentic daily routines of the common people with a rare bright and cheerful tone, and using wonderful dramatic conflicts to present the sorrows, loves, and hates of ordinary people under the unpredictable fate. You can not only read about the amiable and lovely Zhang Ailing, but also walk into the steaming, fresh and tangible fireworks of China.
Zhang Ailing (1920-1995), a modern Chinese writer. His ancestral home was Fengrun, Hebei Province. He was born in Shanghai in September 1920 and died in Los Angeles, the United States in September 1995.
Zhang Ailing was deeply influenced by Chinese classical literature and received a good Western education, thus forming a literary vision that combines both Chinese and Western literature. Her works mostly focus on the fate of ordinary people, have insight into the subtleties of human nature, and have a strong sense of history. They write about all living beings in the era of great changes, with rich imagery, and create a desolate literary style. On the basis of inheriting the Chinese literary tradition, she has built her own rich and unique literary world.
