Another great novel! Again, Amber, you have extraordinary determination! I don't like TV dramas. The strong Taiwanese bitterness and slow pace feel like they are behind the times. It's still a pleasure to read the original book! In the original work, Miyuki, like many Hong Kong novelists, likes to describe the content in a very modern and fashionable way. I think this Hong Kong sentiment is also a major factor in attracting mainland readers. Why did the TV series feel like a Taiwanese opera when it first came out~~~The setting in the end where the pawnshop owner used the granddaughter of his "past life" lover in exchange for love made me very uncomfortable. It is said that a tiger's poison cannot eat its seeds, and I didn't feel that he loved Ah Jing very much. I felt more that he had lived for too long and was tired of living, so he wanted to have some freshness and then die quickly.
Haha, purely personal feelings, this kind of character setting is also very good. Who said that the male protagonist and the female protagonist must be loved by everyone and have flowers blooming!
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The article didn't make me dizzy, but the comments below made me dizzy, haha.
There is a special post above that discusses the rigor of the costumes and props in "The Reign of Zhenguan", and also points out the flaws. The women's clothing is too weak, and all women's hairstyles are loose. In the past dynasties of China, almost all people wore their hair in a bun, not disheveled.
As for speaking language and habits, there is an article in Tianya called "Traveling to the Tang Dynasty" (that seems to be the name) that explains it in more detail and is also very funny.
In fact, the ancient costumes shot by Chen Jialin in his early years were all very good, such as "Emperor Tang Ming", "Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty", "Flying Swallows in the Han Palace", "Conjecture of Famen Temple", etc. Are all considered classics among classics. Especially in "Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty", Zhou Lijing's Liu Che can be said to be both physical and spiritual! (Well, not many people know what Liu Che really looks like, but Zhou Lijing is a handsome, upright and tough guy). However, water far away cannot quench near thirst, and there are too few and far between historical dramas that are rigorous.
"Zhenguan" is considered to be the best, but the plot feels a bit too pretentious and it is not easy to arouse everyone's interest (well, mainly mine). It feels that the storytelling ability is not good as the saying goes.
The very early "The Last Emperor" (Chen Daoming) was pretty good, and "The Five" was also very interesting. I put it in the same category as the later "The Ugliest Man in the World". It has both history and traditional art, plus some gags, laughter and curses, as well as idol elements of the new era. I'm impressed!
Oh my God! Why have I never thought of going to a live concert of "Dream of Red Mansions"! So shameful! I gave up decisively after the last forty chapters! For the first eighty chapters, because I have an old book published by People's Literature at home (it seems to be the Cheng Jia version, each section will be embellished with explanations from other versions if the text does not make sense or has major differences, so it is inconvenient to check if the book is not at hand). I was deeply impressed by the majestic momentum and meaningful words of this work! Later, I accidentally looked through "Dream of Red Mansions" on other friends' bookshelves. They all had brand-new covers and tough pages. Compared with the brittleness of old books, it made people feel at ease when flipping through them. But when I read the content, my heart suddenly dropped. In a word, I couldn't bear to read it! I still remember the obscure words and obvious embellishments of others in the Red Mansion that Zhou Ruchang surveyed (why Fangguan was also called Yelu Xiongnu, Baoyu shaved her head to do tricks, waterfall sweat!). I just realized that the Dream of Red Mansions in my eyes is so different from what others see in their hearts! In the past, when someone told me that "Dream of Red Mansions" was not good enough, I was very confused. It was all "little", so what does it mean to be "not good"? But now it seems that I have to ask first: "Which version are you watching?" If I were not reading the old book at home, I might have preconceived ideas, and "Dream of Red Mansions" would become a mediocre work that is better than the previous one.
To put it bluntly, the most confusing thing for me here is that Inuyasha liked Kikyo's reincarnation Kagome, but gave up Kikyo. It seems that many works have this arrangement. Regardless of whether it is reasonable or not, the desolation of "a foot of crimson covered with dust, old things are not as good as new" and the bitterness of being in love and not being able to criticize made me shed tears of sympathy. Sure enough, you still have to drink Meng Po soup, otherwise how can you be realistic and cute, hehehehehe
I really admire Amber for reading such a long comic and animation in detail! Although the subject matter is very suitable to my liking, such a long series seems to be purely about earning royalties. I am powerless for love, just read the introduction, O(∩_∩)O~I am a lazy person~~
The lyrics are beautiful. I wonder if Amber has ever paid attention to folk songs or pseudo-folk songs? When I was a child, I mainly listened to pop songs, but it was also related to the lack of channels at that time and I could only follow the trend. But the older I get, the more I like traditional things, especially Mandarin songs. If the music score is good but the lyrics are ordinary, it will sound terrible, and vice versa. Folk songs that have been refined by history have unique advantages in this regard. Although some people may say that the lyrics of folk songs are too simple, they are better than the rhymes, and the freshness that hits the face cannot be compared with the ordinary whitewashed literati's pen and ink. The artistic conception of folk songs is also very beautiful, natural and touching, and there is no artificiality in common lyrics to express sorrow for new words. Songs like "Walking to the West Exit" (Wan Bei's sung version), "A Locust Tree on the Mountain", "Little River Flowing", etc. Are all my favorites. Many of these songs have had new lyrics and are widely sung. For example, "Ten Sends to the Red Army" adapted from "Song Lang Diao" and "Tianya Sing Girl" from "Dajiu Lianlian" fully prove the catchy melodies of folk songs. Moreover, it is difficult to comment on the lyrics of the former which were changed for the purpose of political propaganda. Although the adaptation of the latter is a classic, the charm of Su Bai in the original song is gone. As for pseudo-folk songs, the most classic one I have ever heard is "Looking at the Spring Breeze". This song was changed to "The Earth Is Calling" by the Japanese authorities to promote the so-called "Greater East Asia Co-Prosperity". Moreover, this song retains the characteristics of Hokkien and is even more unique.
In addition, I like Amber's work very much. I have left a message before, but I always forget to rate it. I feel very sorry for it. I sincerely apologize! I hope Amber can share more reading pleasure with us!
It's actually a sofa? It seems that without the reverie of love and love, everyone is not interested, haha. In fact, when interpreting real history and cultural relics, the joy of deja vu and sudden enlightenment seems to be better than boundless reverie.
I actually don't know much about the fifth generation. However, he was the first Tibetan leader to be canonized by the Qing Dynasty, and he should be considered a very key figure in history. When I was young, I always thought that the birth of reincarnation should be very sacred and pious, like a bond in the dark. But later it became clear that it was actually the product of a power struggle. The winning party or the compromising parties placed a child who was ignorant of the world in such a seemingly glorious position, which was a bit like a relative. It's hard to say who is smarter between this way of avoiding the edge and Zhongyuan directly sitting on the dragon's throne and becoming the target of public criticism.
It is rare that this Lausanne is not obsessed by appearances, and can have such a simple and open-minded mind, which can be said to have great wisdom! In particular, his realization about the mortality of life made me feel sad.
Come and copy the link and recommend this article to your friends. Then, to express my love, Amber, I miss you, I want to call you, but I forgot your number in China, I burst into tears. . .
The photography course ended today. It's rare to touch it and I burst into tears.
I watched the discussion between the two adults and learned a lot XD
Another great novel! Again, Amber, you have extraordinary determination! I don't like TV dramas. The strong Taiwanese bitterness and slow pace feel like they are behind the times. It's still a pleasure to read the original book! In the original work, Miyuki, like many Hong Kong novelists, likes to describe the content in a very modern and fashionable way. I think this Hong Kong sentiment is also a major factor in attracting mainland readers. Why did the TV series feel like a Taiwanese opera when it first came out~~~The setting in the end where the pawnshop owner used the granddaughter of his "past life" lover in exchange for love made me very uncomfortable. It is said that a tiger's poison cannot eat its seeds, and I didn't feel that he loved Ah Jing very much. I felt more that he had lived for too long and was tired of living, so he wanted to have some freshness and then die quickly. Haha, purely personal feelings, this kind of character setting is also very good. Who said that the male protagonist and the female protagonist must be loved by everyone and have flowers blooming!
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The article didn't make me dizzy, but the comments below made me dizzy, haha. There is a special post above that discusses the rigor of the costumes and props in "The Reign of Zhenguan", and also points out the flaws. The women's clothing is too weak, and all women's hairstyles are loose. In the past dynasties of China, almost all people wore their hair in a bun, not disheveled. As for speaking language and habits, there is an article in Tianya called "Traveling to the Tang Dynasty" (that seems to be the name) that explains it in more detail and is also very funny. In fact, the ancient costumes shot by Chen Jialin in his early years were all very good, such as "Emperor Tang Ming", "Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty", "Flying Swallows in the Han Palace", "Conjecture of Famen Temple", etc. Are all considered classics among classics. Especially in "Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty", Zhou Lijing's Liu Che can be said to be both physical and spiritual! (Well, not many people know what Liu Che really looks like, but Zhou Lijing is a handsome, upright and tough guy). However, water far away cannot quench near thirst, and there are too few and far between historical dramas that are rigorous. "Zhenguan" is considered to be the best, but the plot feels a bit too pretentious and it is not easy to arouse everyone's interest (well, mainly mine). It feels that the storytelling ability is not good as the saying goes. The very early "The Last Emperor" (Chen Daoming) was pretty good, and "The Five" was also very interesting. I put it in the same category as the later "The Ugliest Man in the World". It has both history and traditional art, plus some gags, laughter and curses, as well as idol elements of the new era. I'm impressed!
Oh my God! Why have I never thought of going to a live concert of "Dream of Red Mansions"! So shameful! I gave up decisively after the last forty chapters! For the first eighty chapters, because I have an old book published by People's Literature at home (it seems to be the Cheng Jia version, each section will be embellished with explanations from other versions if the text does not make sense or has major differences, so it is inconvenient to check if the book is not at hand). I was deeply impressed by the majestic momentum and meaningful words of this work! Later, I accidentally looked through "Dream of Red Mansions" on other friends' bookshelves. They all had brand-new covers and tough pages. Compared with the brittleness of old books, it made people feel at ease when flipping through them. But when I read the content, my heart suddenly dropped. In a word, I couldn't bear to read it! I still remember the obscure words and obvious embellishments of others in the Red Mansion that Zhou Ruchang surveyed (why Fangguan was also called Yelu Xiongnu, Baoyu shaved her head to do tricks, waterfall sweat!). I just realized that the Dream of Red Mansions in my eyes is so different from what others see in their hearts! In the past, when someone told me that "Dream of Red Mansions" was not good enough, I was very confused. It was all "little", so what does it mean to be "not good"? But now it seems that I have to ask first: "Which version are you watching?" If I were not reading the old book at home, I might have preconceived ideas, and "Dream of Red Mansions" would become a mediocre work that is better than the previous one.
To put it bluntly, the most confusing thing for me here is that Inuyasha liked Kikyo's reincarnation Kagome, but gave up Kikyo. It seems that many works have this arrangement. Regardless of whether it is reasonable or not, the desolation of "a foot of crimson covered with dust, old things are not as good as new" and the bitterness of being in love and not being able to criticize made me shed tears of sympathy. Sure enough, you still have to drink Meng Po soup, otherwise how can you be realistic and cute, hehehehehe
I really admire Amber for reading such a long comic and animation in detail! Although the subject matter is very suitable to my liking, such a long series seems to be purely about earning royalties. I am powerless for love, just read the introduction, O(∩_∩)O~I am a lazy person~~
The lyrics are beautiful. I wonder if Amber has ever paid attention to folk songs or pseudo-folk songs? When I was a child, I mainly listened to pop songs, but it was also related to the lack of channels at that time and I could only follow the trend. But the older I get, the more I like traditional things, especially Mandarin songs. If the music score is good but the lyrics are ordinary, it will sound terrible, and vice versa. Folk songs that have been refined by history have unique advantages in this regard. Although some people may say that the lyrics of folk songs are too simple, they are better than the rhymes, and the freshness that hits the face cannot be compared with the ordinary whitewashed literati's pen and ink. The artistic conception of folk songs is also very beautiful, natural and touching, and there is no artificiality in common lyrics to express sorrow for new words. Songs like "Walking to the West Exit" (Wan Bei's sung version), "A Locust Tree on the Mountain", "Little River Flowing", etc. Are all my favorites. Many of these songs have had new lyrics and are widely sung. For example, "Ten Sends to the Red Army" adapted from "Song Lang Diao" and "Tianya Sing Girl" from "Dajiu Lianlian" fully prove the catchy melodies of folk songs. Moreover, it is difficult to comment on the lyrics of the former which were changed for the purpose of political propaganda. Although the adaptation of the latter is a classic, the charm of Su Bai in the original song is gone. As for pseudo-folk songs, the most classic one I have ever heard is "Looking at the Spring Breeze". This song was changed to "The Earth Is Calling" by the Japanese authorities to promote the so-called "Greater East Asia Co-Prosperity". Moreover, this song retains the characteristics of Hokkien and is even more unique. In addition, I like Amber's work very much. I have left a message before, but I always forget to rate it. I feel very sorry for it. I sincerely apologize! I hope Amber can share more reading pleasure with us!
It's actually a sofa? It seems that without the reverie of love and love, everyone is not interested, haha. In fact, when interpreting real history and cultural relics, the joy of deja vu and sudden enlightenment seems to be better than boundless reverie. I actually don't know much about the fifth generation. However, he was the first Tibetan leader to be canonized by the Qing Dynasty, and he should be considered a very key figure in history. When I was young, I always thought that the birth of reincarnation should be very sacred and pious, like a bond in the dark. But later it became clear that it was actually the product of a power struggle. The winning party or the compromising parties placed a child who was ignorant of the world in such a seemingly glorious position, which was a bit like a relative. It's hard to say who is smarter between this way of avoiding the edge and Zhongyuan directly sitting on the dragon's throne and becoming the target of public criticism. It is rare that this Lausanne is not obsessed by appearances, and can have such a simple and open-minded mind, which can be said to have great wisdom! In particular, his realization about the mortality of life made me feel sad.
Come and copy the link and recommend this article to your friends. Then, to express my love, Amber, I miss you, I want to call you, but I forgot your number in China, I burst into tears. . .
The photography course ended today. It's rare to touch it and I burst into tears. I watched the discussion between the two adults and learned a lot XD