"My Family Past"
This is a family epic that spans four generations and runs through the turbulent years of the twentieth century. The work takes the ups and downs of the traditional overseas Chinese family in southern Fujian as the "Long West Li Family" as the main line. Through delicate and magnificent brushstrokes, it tells a moving story about blood, separation and perseverance. It truly restores the marks of the times such as the batch of overseas Chinese in the Republic of China and marriage customs in Fujian and Taiwan.
This work is not only a true portrayal of an individual's destiny, but also a microcosm of the Chinese wandering history in the twentieth century. It is also a profound exploration of "root culture." In the current era of globalization, the thoughts it puts forward about tradition and modernity, separation and return still have strong practical significance.
What is the true "way back" for a family in the midst of war, separation and changing times? How to protect the spiritual "roots" between foreign soil and cultural conflicts?
Through the joys and sorrows of a family, the work reflects the eternal proposition of the entire overseas Chinese community in search of identity.
