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Life is like a dream, full of joy.
In the end, there is nothing more than a horse in a gap or a fire in a stone.
In my life, I have seen the moon over Nanhuai, I have seen the snow on buildings and boats, I have been on three thousand windy and sandy roads, and I have traveled through the Jinghuajie, which is ten miles of smoke and clouds.
A man's spirit and chivalrous spirit can only be grasped in the cup and made in the palm of his hand!
Lu Xiaofeng lives a long life and can travel far and wide with a close friend, so why not just fall down in the end?
Purpose: To express the beauty of feelings between people
Reader comments
Oh my god, Lu Hua is an absolute masterpiece. It was not obvious in the early stage, but it started to turn around when Lu Xiaofeng was framed. The whole situation was completely revealed, link by link, absolutely amazing. Madam is amazing.
[This is a reply to the previous long comment. Because I don't know how to use Jinjiang and couldn't find the button to reply to the author, so I thought about it and just threw it up.] First of all, thank you very much Bu Hui for your reply. Still very happy (laughs). However, Bu Hui doesn't need to force himself to talk to me (laughs). The essence of me writing this long review is to make myself happy. I just wrote it because I was moved by it. This is a bit like what your article said, enjoy everything (laugh-). So actually I was very happy after I finished writing it. If it puts too much pressure on Bu Hui and forces himself to talk to me too much, I will feel embarrassed. In fact, I have had a similar experience myself (that is, someone suddenly commented on my fanfic many years later, but I did have some thoughts that I had forgotten, and I didn't know how to reply in detail, etc.). In short... This situation is completely normal. Bu Hui, don't be stressed!
However, after reading Bu Hui's reply, I have a few points I would like to add. Mainly because I feel like "I can speak more directly."
1. Regarding the point of "does it look like the original or imitate Gu Long?" I've thought about it these past few days, and I'm actually putting it mildly. Let me tell you directly, in fact, Bu Hui is better when you are not like Gu Long (laughing, really haha, not flattering). To be honest, when I first read this article, I did like the first half better, but when I read it the second time, I found that I liked the second half better. I have a feeling: when Mrs. Buhui is not like Gu Long, the characters and emotions are actually more vivid (that is, Hua Manlou and Lu Xiaofeng in your heart "jump out" and can be more perceived). When imitating Gu Long's narrative and line style, it feels a bit suppressed by the frame. So I think Bu Hui can just let go of his hands and do it (regardless of whether it is an original work or not), which will actually make the movie more enjoyable to watch.
2. About Huamanlou. I was very touched by what Bu Hui said, "The building is full of flowers that belong to you." Because I like this character very much. So I'll just say it. Actually, I like your way of shaping Hua Man Lou better than Gu Long's (laughs). Although Hua Man Lou comes from Gu Long, I still have to say this [dog head]
How to put it this way, I personally feel that Gu Long is better at outlining characters (making them distinct), but not good at deepening and grounding them. Therefore, the playboy in the original work is more like a perfect mixture of "My heart is as bright as the moon" and "My super good little gay friend", more like a white moonlight-style emotional projection. Although the concept is good, the character cannot be fully realized.
But Bu Hui's Huamanlou is more real and down to earth. As you said yourself, you hope that he will have more vivid emotions and more vivid value judgments. Therefore, in "Your Flowers Full of Flowers", there will be a painful past, nostalgic memories, anger, and arrogance with an outer circle and an inner square (in fact, the original work also has arrogance, such as insisting not to go in to see Ximen, but Gu Long later avoided this for his White Moonlight-style emotional projection [Dog Head]). I was very moved by seeing these. One of the things that touched me the most was that Bu Hui did not directly adopt the point in the original work that "Hua Man Lou never complained about being blind". Instead, he mentioned, "Hua Man Lou used to sit empty-handed. He also slowly stepped forward on his own and practiced slowly." This is much more real than Gu Long. Because in the face of unpredictable fate, real human beings will be painful and angry. But to withstand this kind of pain and stand up again on your own is called human courage. I think of Camus's words, "Without the pain of existence, there is no love for life." I personally think that this is the core "motif" of the character Hua Man Lou. He is just a mortal, coming step by step, and Huamanlou's empathy/understanding of the suffering of others does not fall from the sky, it is just because he has experienced it. This is one of the important reasons why Hua can support Lu Xiaofeng, and it is also a touching point of Lu Hua's relationship. Lu Hua is not a god who loves the world, but two mortals who have experienced their own ups and downs, two mortals with similar views and complementary personalities, two people with empathy, mutual understanding and support. I don't know if what I said is right. Maybe the Lu Hua in Bu Hui's heart is different from what I think. Maybe everyone's Lu Hua is different, but I feel this sincere attitude of "creating the character as a living person". Or to be more precise, Bu Hui Dada chose to give Hua Man Lou these things in his own life experience. I appreciate it. That's good, he does belong to your Huamanlou (laughs).
As for Lu Xiaofeng, I am also at a loss for words. I will firmly remember Lu Xiaofeng walking alone in the snow wearing a red cloak. That kind of loneliness, arrogance, spirit and never looking back. As for me, I would rather quietly feel your love for Lu Xiaofeng in the article. It refers to the Lu Xiaofeng you created, not exactly the one in the original work.
3. Regarding Mrs. Buhui's sense of sadness. I actually felt it deeply. Because of this, I have mixed feelings. Maybe my personal personality is a bit like Lu Xiaofeng in Bu Hui's novel "who loves fun even until death." Or maybe I hope that like Huamanlou, I can accept that "human beings are inherently lonely" and still love life. Anyway, it's not in vain to come here, just make fun as much as you like. But when it comes to the world of mortals, it is indeed a dream (shows hands). It is precisely because of this that after reading the article, a very subtle ambivalence emerged in my heart. Ah, this paragraph is just my own nonsense. Don't take it seriously if you regret it hh. :)
Anyway, this is Xingxing's second reply. I hope my reply will not put a lot of pressure on Teacher Bu Hui. There is no need to force a big talk or anything, just meet by chance and have a few happy chats, cheers to a happy life haha [laughing].
Wuwuwuwu This is my favorite article by Lu Hua. I really like the teacher's writing style, which gives people a very gentle and gentle feeling!
I was relatively lucky, I watched it late, so I didn't see the ending of be, only the ending of he! Reading the teacher's articles makes me feel happy, and I want to cry with happiness. It has nothing to do with torture or knives. I just feel that I am really happy to read such good articles and read such beautiful and touching love. Thank you, teacher, for making me feel like this! !
In fact, I want to post a long review, but I am really unable to express my feelings. I hope the teacher will not mind~ In addition, I am still a student, so when I read the article, I can't help but pay attention to some writing styles and some sentences. Some of the teacher's sentences have given me a lot of help. Thank you very much, teacher~
Finally, compare your feelings again! !
Oh my god, Lu Hua is an absolute masterpiece. It was not obvious in the early stage, but it started to turn around when Lu Xiaofeng was framed. The whole situation was completely revealed, link by link, absolutely amazing. Madam is amazing.
[This is a reply to the previous long comment. Because I don't know how to use Jinjiang and couldn't find the button to reply to the author, so I thought about it and just threw it up.] First of all, thank you very much Bu Hui for your reply. Still very happy (laughs). However, Bu Hui doesn't need to force himself to talk to me (laughs). The essence of me writing this long review is to make myself happy. I just wrote it because I was moved by it. This is a bit like what your article said, enjoy everything (laugh-). So actually I was very happy after I finished writing it. If it puts too much pressure on Bu Hui and forces himself to talk to me too much, I will feel embarrassed. In fact, I have had a similar experience myself (that is, someone suddenly commented on my fanfic many years later, but I did have some thoughts that I had forgotten, and I didn't know how to reply in detail, etc.). In short... This situation is completely normal. Bu Hui, don't be stressed! However, after reading Bu Hui's reply, I have a few points I would like to add. Mainly because I feel like "I can speak more directly." 1. Regarding the point of "does it look like the original or imitate Gu Long?" I've thought about it these past few days, and I'm actually putting it mildly. Let me tell you directly, in fact, Bu Hui is better when you are not like Gu Long (laughing, really haha, not flattering). To be honest, when I first read this article, I did like the first half better, but when I read it the second time, I found that I liked the second half better. I have a feeling: when Mrs. Buhui is not like Gu Long, the characters and emotions are actually more vivid (that is, Hua Manlou and Lu Xiaofeng in your heart "jump out" and can be more perceived). When imitating Gu Long's narrative and line style, it feels a bit suppressed by the frame. So I think Bu Hui can just let go of his hands and do it (regardless of whether it is an original work or not), which will actually make the movie more enjoyable to watch. 2. About Huamanlou. I was very touched by what Bu Hui said, "The building is full of flowers that belong to you." Because I like this character very much. So I'll just say it. Actually, I like your way of shaping Hua Man Lou better than Gu Long's (laughs). Although Hua Man Lou comes from Gu Long, I still have to say this [dog head] How to put it this way, I personally feel that Gu Long is better at outlining characters (making them distinct), but not good at deepening and grounding them. Therefore, the playboy in the original work is more like a perfect mixture of "My heart is as bright as the moon" and "My super good little gay friend", more like a white moonlight-style emotional projection. Although the concept is good, the character cannot be fully realized. But Bu Hui's Huamanlou is more real and down to earth. As you said yourself, you hope that he will have more vivid emotions and more vivid value judgments. Therefore, in "Your Flowers Full of Flowers", there will be a painful past, nostalgic memories, anger, and arrogance with an outer circle and an inner square (in fact, the original work also has arrogance, such as insisting not to go in to see Ximen, but Gu Long later avoided this for his White Moonlight-style emotional projection [Dog Head]). I was very moved by seeing these. One of the things that touched me the most was that Bu Hui did not directly adopt the point in the original work that "Hua Man Lou never complained about being blind". Instead, he mentioned, "Hua Man Lou used to sit empty-handed. He also slowly stepped forward on his own and practiced slowly." This is much more real than Gu Long. Because in the face of unpredictable fate, real human beings will be painful and angry. But to withstand this kind of pain and stand up again on your own is called human courage. I think of Camus's words, "Without the pain of existence, there is no love for life." I personally think that this is the core "motif" of the character Hua Man Lou. He is just a mortal, coming step by step, and Huamanlou's empathy/understanding of the suffering of others does not fall from the sky, it is just because he has experienced it. This is one of the important reasons why Hua can support Lu Xiaofeng, and it is also a touching point of Lu Hua's relationship. Lu Hua is not a god who loves the world, but two mortals who have experienced their own ups and downs, two mortals with similar views and complementary personalities, two people with empathy, mutual understanding and support. I don't know if what I said is right. Maybe the Lu Hua in Bu Hui's heart is different from what I think. Maybe everyone's Lu Hua is different, but I feel this sincere attitude of "creating the character as a living person". Or to be more precise, Bu Hui Dada chose to give Hua Man Lou these things in his own life experience. I appreciate it. That's good, he does belong to your Huamanlou (laughs). As for Lu Xiaofeng, I am also at a loss for words. I will firmly remember Lu Xiaofeng walking alone in the snow wearing a red cloak. That kind of loneliness, arrogance, spirit and never looking back. As for me, I would rather quietly feel your love for Lu Xiaofeng in the article. It refers to the Lu Xiaofeng you created, not exactly the one in the original work. 3. Regarding Mrs. Buhui's sense of sadness. I actually felt it deeply. Because of this, I have mixed feelings. Maybe my personal personality is a bit like Lu Xiaofeng in Bu Hui's novel "who loves fun even until death." Or maybe I hope that like Huamanlou, I can accept that "human beings are inherently lonely" and still love life. Anyway, it's not in vain to come here, just make fun as much as you like. But when it comes to the world of mortals, it is indeed a dream (shows hands). It is precisely because of this that after reading the article, a very subtle ambivalence emerged in my heart. Ah, this paragraph is just my own nonsense. Don't take it seriously if you regret it hh. :) Anyway, this is Xingxing's second reply. I hope my reply will not put a lot of pressure on Teacher Bu Hui. There is no need to force a big talk or anything, just meet by chance and have a few happy chats, cheers to a happy life haha [laughing].
Wuwuwuwu This is my favorite article by Lu Hua. I really like the teacher's writing style, which gives people a very gentle and gentle feeling! I was relatively lucky, I watched it late, so I didn't see the ending of be, only the ending of he! Reading the teacher's articles makes me feel happy, and I want to cry with happiness. It has nothing to do with torture or knives. I just feel that I am really happy to read such good articles and read such beautiful and touching love. Thank you, teacher, for making me feel like this! ! In fact, I want to post a long review, but I am really unable to express my feelings. I hope the teacher will not mind~ In addition, I am still a student, so when I read the article, I can't help but pay attention to some writing styles and some sentences. Some of the teacher's sentences have given me a lot of help. Thank you very much, teacher~ Finally, compare your feelings again! !