When talking about the Republic of China period, what is the first thing that comes to your mind?
Literary writers: Lu Xun who abandoned medicine to pursue literature, Zhang Ailing who fell in love with the dust, or Lin Huiyin who is April in the world.
Romantic entanglements: Zhu Shenghao and Song Qingru's mutual affection, Zhang Ailing and Hu Lancheng's love-hate entanglement, or Yang Jiang and Qian Zhongshu's mutual love.
There were constant wars: the Revolution of 1911, the Nanchang Uprising, and the internal strife between the Kuomintang and the Communist Party, etc.
The Republic of China was an era in which warlords fought in disarray and the people were in dire straits. It was also an era in which talents emerged in large numbers, feudal ideas and democratic consciousness coexisted, culture and art were open, and science and technology emerged. It has both the delicate temperament of Xiaojiabiyu and the bold and unrestrained free and easy.
On the stage of this era, warlords, literati and poets, talented women and beauties, and rogue tycoons have all appeared on the stage, performing scenes of legends in the world.
This album selects thirty famous figures who were famous during the Republic of China, and takes a new approach to reveal their unknown emotional anecdotes from the perspective of love-hate entanglements, making their blurred figures clearly perceptible, and restoring the real and exciting lives of flesh and blood under their halo.
Those people and things in the Republic of China are worth knowing and remembering.
