When we talk about Leslie Cheung, we always think of his brilliance on the stage and his liveliness on the screen, but we seldom take a closer look at the sincerity and persistence hidden behind this "superiority". This article is not only a retrospective of his artistic career, but also an attempt to dismantle the background of his "true self" through his true approach to his works - from Li Dieyi's "You can't live without going crazy" in "Farewell My Concubine" to the ultimate aesthetic presentation in "Passion Concert": He caters to the flow, does not pretend to be himself, and always faces art and life with his true heart; he also digs into the details of his "skills": treating every character and every melody with awe, and polishing it day after day, turning "skills" into "craftsmanship."
We don't have to be a superstar on the stage, but we can learn from his story how to stay focused on what we love and not compromise our true selves like him. His reverence for his profession and his courage to stick to himself will eventually turn into practical growth nutrients and help us find the direction of "walking toward truth" in our lives.
Purpose: Through Leslie Cheung's works and life, explore his awe of the profession and sincerity to himself, and let these positive forces become learnable and usable growth nutrients in our lives.