Dual Tracks

I recently spent three days watching the TV series "Double Track". The stamina was too great, and I couldn't help but spend two days reading the novel. I stayed up for five nights in a row, and I was almost exhausted. I finally finished reading the novel. Comparing the two, I still have a lot of feelings that I want to express. I started reading novels in junior high school and have been reading them for almost 30 years. After middle age, I have less and less desire to write reviews or reflections on novels. Typing on my mobile phone is too tiring. Occasionally, I only leave a few words in the full review after reading a few novels that I really like, which gives me a sense of commemoration of my visit here. But this time I opened Word on my computer and wanted to savor and reflect on the story, including the comparison between the novel and the drama. It was really rare. I did have a lot of feelings that I couldn't express and feel unhappy about. Let me talk about the conclusion first. Although the TV series and the novel are the same story, and the TV series reproduces the famous scenes and lines in the novel to a high degree, after watching it, it feels like two worlds, and the feelings are completely opposite. The background of the characters and the world are really different, but it is difficult to simply say who is good and who is bad. Because I followed the drama from the novel, so I feel that the two have achieved more from each other. I believe that the TV series just aired. There must have been a lot of fans of the original novel to support it, and judging from the comments and commentaries on the novel, there are also many friends who have watched the drama first and then reviewed the plot of the novel after watching the drama. In fact, they have achieved each other and promoted each other. This is a good second creation, which has led more people to pay attention to the story and fall in love with Chaoshanmumu. This is a good adaptation, and it is something that can be discussed openly in the novel comment area. I have been reading novels for so many years, and I really don't understand the so-called chain of disdain between fans of the original novel and fans of the drama. People are not even allowed to mention the drama in the novel's comment section. Everyone has paid to buy a subscription, and the copyright is authorized by the author to be sold to the drama company. Moreover, the TV drama has driven the reading of the novel. It is obviously a win-win situation, so why can't we mention the drama? Talking back to this story, why do the drama and the novel feel like two different worlds? Because the drama version is too much like a fairy tale, while the novel is more like a realistic literature. To be honest, after I get older, I rarely read sadistic novels. Although life is not painful, it is also a mess. Reading novels is a way to escape reality and get short-term happiness. Why bother asking for trouble again? So most of the novels I read now are fresh, sweet, farming stories, etc. The cool stories are not the overly self-exciting ones like the starting point. I just want to read the kind of adult fairy tales where living a down-to-earth life will eventually pay off. That's why I was moved by the drama version. The Chao Dynasty in the drama is also very painful, but not so dark. Xinxin is also sick, but there is no school bullying or mental illness. This newly formed family has a much lighter burden and haze on him. Although he is also involved in a lawsuit because of being framed, in the drama there are three villains who help him advance money, so he does not have to go to jail, let alone Face his former mother's abandonment of him head-on; Iron Rooster also betrayed, but he is no longer the good brother who once supported the Chao Dynasty without hesitation and ran away with him. The damage caused by this betrayal should also be reduced a lot; the same car went down the cliff, although there was a long and painful recovery, but at least he did not have an amputation, he is still a complete person People... I can understand the author's insistence on writing what she wants to write, and I also know that what she wants here is reality rather than the fantasy of a car crashing and people surviving. But as a middle-aged person who is already very fragile, she still can't bear this bloody reality. Chaochao, who is obviously so good and works so hard to get out of the quagmire, is dragged all the way to the abyss by fate. After all, this is no less than Yu Hua's "Alive"... Probably when the TV series was adapted, the screenwriter also knew that the cruelty of this reality was difficult for most people to accept, so he alleviated the suffering and pain of Chao Chao. This is why the Chao Chao in the novel is more cold and hard and sharp, while the drama version of Chao Chao will be more soft and bright. Of course, the arrangement of the novel will make the logic of his characters clearer and the emotional development more reasonable. When I watched the drama, I had almost no sense of pseudo-orthopedic taboos. The relationship between the two later developed very quickly, and I even learned the word "physiological liking" from the barrage. Although this kind of pulling is also very exciting, and I am quite happy, but I have always felt that their early brother-sister relationship was more like a big brother who leads the family, so they can be attracted so quickly after meeting each other many years later. They are attracted by each other's body and appearance; but the dark and depressing undertone of the novel and the more unfair fate of Chao Chao make the emotions in the novel more delicate and reasonable. It is probably that two people who have been tortured and oppressed by life and have no hope can only hold on tightly to the only person who brings light, hope and warmth to them, so they can have the courage to break through ethical constraints and inner barriers. Even if they deviate from their respective tracks, they must shine together day and night. I also want to talk about Chao Chao. He can be said to be the most miserable male protagonist I have seen in recent years. He is obviously so good and so upright and kind, but he is often beaten and tempered by life. However, he still sticks to the bottom line and kindness in his heart and does not surrender. No matter how difficult and dangerous it is, he still wants to restore his innocence and justice and hide everything from him. Twilight caused the two to be separated for six years. In fact, when I watched the show, I understood but disagreed. After all, it seemed that he was making decisions for the heroine, and the show also seemed to express his regrets, thinking that the two of them should face it bravely together. However, the treatment in the novel made me really agree with his choice, just like the San Lai asked him about his regrets in the novel Should I send Twilight away? He answered like this: "Rejoice, I'm glad she didn't see me at my worst... No matter how good the relationship is, it will be exhausted. Fortunately, she came back when I was able to settle down." In fact, this answer is more real, realistic and rational than "It's good for her, don't let her suffer with me", and it also allows me to see In fact, he never gave up on Twilight, let alone himself, or on their relationship. He just tried his best to maintain their fragile love that had only started for a few days. Although it seemed that he was selfishly making decisions for the heroine, in fact, while giving the heroine a choice, he also kept the spark of rekindling for himself and their relationship. He is a person who has been betrayed and let down, but he is willing to give his sister who he brought up since childhood the opportunity to see the wider world and meet more outstanding people, instead of just grasping her tightly like a life-saving straw; but at the same time, he has confidence in his Twilight in his heart. He is betting that she will miss him and be unforgettable, and he is also betting that he can stand up again and be able to take care of Twilight. He seems to have low self-esteem and dare not take the initiative to go to Twilight, but he is strong and stubborn and waits for that person to come to him again. He says "the morning is the sun, the dusk is the moon, the sun and the moon alternate, and we will never meet again." In fact, he has been looking forward to the next moment when the two paths intersect. I don't know what would have happened if he told Twilight from the beginning, but I know that the pain of choosing between mother and lover can indeed crush a person. I also know that because of Chaochao's own experience, he really can't bear to let Twilight take on the heavy responsibility of taking care of two foreign patients that she should not have at her age. If they can't go on together, it's the other couple, Jin Qiang and Jiang Yinghan. If Twilight goes with him, it will be a Twilight who has gone through hardships, smoothed out the edges, and endured hardships, and he doesn't want his Twilight to suffer... To be honest, when I was young, I might have said for Twilight, "I'm not afraid of hardship, as long as I can be with you." "Bitterness is also sweet." But after I have experienced the blunt knife of life in my middle age, I know that the suffering of life brings about physical fatigue and even illness, as well as mental numbness and pain. Chaochao has already experienced this when he was in school, so he really can't bear to suffer his Mumu again... Make it clearer and tell her that it is the foreseeable psychological pain, the difficulty of making a choice and the life hardships of taking care of him, and the very likely emotional wear and tear and parting ways; if you don't tell her, she will blame him and hate him, and will be sad after a breakup, but she will also have the company of her mother and family, a prosperous life, fulfilling studies, a better future, and the possibility of meeting a good man, and even a glimmer of hope for a reunion after reunion. , It is with this hope that he worked hard to rehabilitate, study, and rebuild a decent career and a rich net worth, just to wait for his girl to come to him again... Therefore, I completely understand his choice and agree with his choice. It may be unfair to Twilight, but from his standpoint, this is the best choice he can make. He is a human being first, so let him be "selfish"... Let's talk about a little detail. When we meet again six years later to climb a mountain, in fact, when I watched the show, I felt that the arrangement there was not good enough, because at that time in the play, Twilight had already learned all about Chao Chao from the doctor. She planned this mountain climb just to verify and expose Cha Chao's physical condition, but it was an extremely painful process for Chao Chao. I think that based on Twilight's feelings for Chao Chao, she would definitely have known it. She would not use this method of torturing Chao Chao to verify it. She would not bear it. She would more likely question him face to face. Just like in the novel, when she found Chao Chao's difficulty in walking and his strange posture while climbing a mountain, she would directly ask "What's wrong with your leg?" Finally, let's talk about the meaning of the names Dual Track and Chao Mu. There aren't many references to Dual Track in the play, so I couldn't even get the title of the play at the end. However, there are many explanations of "Double Track" in the novel, which also makes the relationship between the sun and the moon clearer. This makes the sentence Chao Chao said at the end, "The morning is the sun, the dusk is the moon, the sun and the moon alternate, and they never meet again." He has always known that the two of them are like stars on two tracks. Maybe They occasionally meet, but they will eventually drift apart. This is the deepest inferiority and sadness in his heart. However, Twilight always believes that they can break each other's orbit and lean towards each other, so she always has courage in her heart. But in the end, she uses the natural phenomenon of the sun and the moon to shine together to tell Chao Chao that they could be together without having to compete with the whole world or subvert the laws of nature. In fact, the sun and moon shining together are only the part of the sky that the world can see with the naked eye. In most of the invisible moments, the sun and the moon have always been together, and the moon also shines because of the sun's illumination. Just as Chao Chao lights up his life because of Twilight, Twilight also finds his own direction because of the reunion with Chao Chao. There is a moon in the morning, and a sun in the dusk. Chao Chao and Mu Mu will never be separated. In addition, the names Chao Chao and Mu are really well chosen. In addition to the metaphor of the sun and the moon and the blending of the glyphs, there are also metaphors for the characters. Chao Chao was supposed to be a bright and warm person like the rising sun, but it was dimmed by the hardships of life and became as low-key as the moon. It is obscure, but it is also illuminated by Twilight's unyielding feelings in her heart and life. It is because "there is a moon in the court"; Twilight was supposed to be an innocent and soft little princess like the moonlight who was cared for and doted on by her brother, but her parents divorced, her father and brother left, her mother left for another country, and Gao The failure in the exam and the incompatibility in her stepmother's family gradually made her grow up. Although it was not as heartbreaking as Chaochao's growth, it also made her no longer ignorant of the world and gained an independent perspective on things and the courage to make independent decisions; her brother's support for her after the first reunion Rong gave her the courage and strength to persevere, and her own light blossomed little by little. She also used this warm sun like the rising sun to drive away the darkness in Chao Chao's heart. She also used her light and persistence to completely illuminate Chao Chao's ascetic life six years later, for "there is a sun in the dusk." Therefore, I don't know who is the sun and who is the moon. Maybe it's me in you and you in me, just like novels and dramas, let's illuminate each other and achieve each other! The novel has its delicacy and reality, and the TV series has its sweetness and warmth, but they have a common core, which is Chao Chao's constant self-improvement and Mu Mu's never giving up. They achieve each other and allow me to better understand the story and draw more energy. I am even willing to write a 4,000-word review of it. Double track, great! PS: One last thing to add, Taiwanese directors are really good at making idol dramas. I haven't watched modern couples for a long time, but this drama really made me feel good. It's sweet but not greasy, lustful but not lustful, sad but not sad. It has a good sense of proportion and proportion. I also want to thank all the actors for their wonderful performances. They may not play the morning and evening in pure novels, but they are also very good morning and evening. They are heart-warming morning and evening. May all lovers in the world finally get married!

I just want to ask you why you are so awesome! ! ! I wrote such a life-threatening story while suffering from insomnia.

I have read two of your books and they are both great, especially this one! I hope you keep writing such great novels! I rate this book 10 out of 10!

I am a lover of TV dramas. If I like the drama version too much, I will watch the novel version together. Many of the parts in the drama that I don't understand are filled in by the novel version. The two complete a great story. I like it so much.

It's really good to read. The last novel I read was Fantasy City, That Boy is So Handsome, and The Temptation of the Wolf when I was in junior high school. First time reading a novel in so many years! It's really hard to let go, and I hope that the morning and evening in the parallel world will always be happy together.

I recently spent three days watching the TV series "Double Track". The stamina was too great, and I couldn't help but spend two days reading the novel. I stayed up for five nights in a row, and I was almost exhausted. I finally finished reading the novel. Comparing the two, I still have a lot of feelings that I want to express. I started reading novels in junior high school and have been reading them for almost 30 years. After middle age, I have less and less desire to write reviews or reflections on novels. Typing on my mobile phone is too tiring. Occasionally, I only leave a few words in the full review after reading a few novels that I really like, which gives me a sense of commemoration of my visit here. But this time I opened Word on my computer and wanted to savor and reflect on the story, including the comparison between the novel and the drama. It was really rare. I did have a lot of feelings that I couldn't express and feel unhappy about. Let me talk about the conclusion first. Although the TV series and the novel are the same story, and the TV series reproduces the famous scenes and lines in the novel to a high degree, after watching it, it feels like two worlds, and the feelings are completely opposite. The background of the characters and the world are really different, but it is difficult to simply say who is good and who is bad. Because I followed the drama from the novel, so I feel that the two have achieved more from each other. I believe that the TV series just aired. There must have been a lot of fans of the original novel to support it, and judging from the comments and commentaries on the novel, there are also many friends who have watched the drama first and then reviewed the plot of the novel after watching the drama. In fact, they have achieved each other and promoted each other. This is a good second creation, which has led more people to pay attention to the story and fall in love with Chaoshanmumu. This is a good adaptation, and it is something that can be discussed openly in the novel comment area. I have been reading novels for so many years, and I really don't understand the so-called chain of disdain between fans of the original novel and fans of the drama. People are not even allowed to mention the drama in the novel's comment section. Everyone has paid to buy a subscription, and the copyright is authorized by the author to be sold to the drama company. Moreover, the TV drama has driven the reading of the novel. It is obviously a win-win situation, so why can't we mention the drama? Talking back to this story, why do the drama and the novel feel like two different worlds? Because the drama version is too much like a fairy tale, while the novel is more like a realistic literature. To be honest, after I get older, I rarely read sadistic novels. Although life is not painful, it is also a mess. Reading novels is a way to escape reality and get short-term happiness. Why bother asking for trouble again? So most of the novels I read now are fresh, sweet, farming stories, etc. The cool stories are not the overly self-exciting ones like the starting point. I just want to read the kind of adult fairy tales where living a down-to-earth life will eventually pay off. That's why I was moved by the drama version. The Chao Dynasty in the drama is also very painful, but not so dark. Xinxin is also sick, but there is no school bullying or mental illness. This newly formed family has a much lighter burden and haze on him. Although he is also involved in a lawsuit because of being framed, in the drama there are three villains who help him advance money, so he does not have to go to jail, let alone Face his former mother's abandonment of him head-on; Iron Rooster also betrayed, but he is no longer the good brother who once supported the Chao Dynasty without hesitation and ran away with him. The damage caused by this betrayal should also be reduced a lot; the same car went down the cliff, although there was a long and painful recovery, but at least he did not have an amputation, he is still a complete person People... I can understand the author's insistence on writing what she wants to write, and I also know that what she wants here is reality rather than the fantasy of a car crashing and people surviving. But as a middle-aged person who is already very fragile, she still can't bear this bloody reality. Chaochao, who is obviously so good and works so hard to get out of the quagmire, is dragged all the way to the abyss by fate. After all, this is no less than Yu Hua's "Alive"... Probably when the TV series was adapted, the screenwriter also knew that the cruelty of this reality was difficult for most people to accept, so he alleviated the suffering and pain of Chao Chao. This is why the Chao Chao in the novel is more cold and hard and sharp, while the drama version of Chao Chao will be more soft and bright. Of course, the arrangement of the novel will make the logic of his characters clearer and the emotional development more reasonable. When I watched the drama, I had almost no sense of pseudo-orthopedic taboos. The relationship between the two later developed very quickly, and I even learned the word "physiological liking" from the barrage. Although this kind of pulling is also very exciting, and I am quite happy, but I have always felt that their early brother-sister relationship was more like a big brother who leads the family, so they can be attracted so quickly after meeting each other many years later. They are attracted by each other's body and appearance; but the dark and depressing undertone of the novel and the more unfair fate of Chao Chao make the emotions in the novel more delicate and reasonable. It is probably that two people who have been tortured and oppressed by life and have no hope can only hold on tightly to the only person who brings light, hope and warmth to them, so they can have the courage to break through ethical constraints and inner barriers. Even if they deviate from their respective tracks, they must shine together day and night. I also want to talk about Chao Chao. He can be said to be the most miserable male protagonist I have seen in recent years. He is obviously so good and so upright and kind, but he is often beaten and tempered by life. However, he still sticks to the bottom line and kindness in his heart and does not surrender. No matter how difficult and dangerous it is, he still wants to restore his innocence and justice and hide everything from him. Twilight caused the two to be separated for six years. In fact, when I watched the show, I understood but disagreed. After all, it seemed that he was making decisions for the heroine, and the show also seemed to express his regrets, thinking that the two of them should face it bravely together. However, the treatment in the novel made me really agree with his choice, just like the San Lai asked him about his regrets in the novel Should I send Twilight away? He answered like this: "Rejoice, I'm glad she didn't see me at my worst... No matter how good the relationship is, it will be exhausted. Fortunately, she came back when I was able to settle down." In fact, this answer is more real, realistic and rational than "It's good for her, don't let her suffer with me", and it also allows me to see In fact, he never gave up on Twilight, let alone himself, or on their relationship. He just tried his best to maintain their fragile love that had only started for a few days. Although it seemed that he was selfishly making decisions for the heroine, in fact, while giving the heroine a choice, he also kept the spark of rekindling for himself and their relationship. He is a person who has been betrayed and let down, but he is willing to give his sister who he brought up since childhood the opportunity to see the wider world and meet more outstanding people, instead of just grasping her tightly like a life-saving straw; but at the same time, he has confidence in his Twilight in his heart. He is betting that she will miss him and be unforgettable, and he is also betting that he can stand up again and be able to take care of Twilight. He seems to have low self-esteem and dare not take the initiative to go to Twilight, but he is strong and stubborn and waits for that person to come to him again. He says "the morning is the sun, the dusk is the moon, the sun and the moon alternate, and we will never meet again." In fact, he has been looking forward to the next moment when the two paths intersect. I don't know what would have happened if he told Twilight from the beginning, but I know that the pain of choosing between mother and lover can indeed crush a person. I also know that because of Chaochao's own experience, he really can't bear to let Twilight take on the heavy responsibility of taking care of two foreign patients that she should not have at her age. If they can't go on together, it's the other couple, Jin Qiang and Jiang Yinghan. If Twilight goes with him, it will be a Twilight who has gone through hardships, smoothed out the edges, and endured hardships, and he doesn't want his Twilight to suffer... To be honest, when I was young, I might have said for Twilight, "I'm not afraid of hardship, as long as I can be with you." "Bitterness is also sweet." But after I have experienced the blunt knife of life in my middle age, I know that the suffering of life brings about physical fatigue and even illness, as well as mental numbness and pain. Chaochao has already experienced this when he was in school, so he really can't bear to suffer his Mumu again... Make it clearer and tell her that it is the foreseeable psychological pain, the difficulty of making a choice and the life hardships of taking care of him, and the very likely emotional wear and tear and parting ways; if you don't tell her, she will blame him and hate him, and will be sad after a breakup, but she will also have the company of her mother and family, a prosperous life, fulfilling studies, a better future, and the possibility of meeting a good man, and even a glimmer of hope for a reunion after reunion. , It is with this hope that he worked hard to rehabilitate, study, and rebuild a decent career and a rich net worth, just to wait for his girl to come to him again... Therefore, I completely understand his choice and agree with his choice. It may be unfair to Twilight, but from his standpoint, this is the best choice he can make. He is a human being first, so let him be "selfish"... Let's talk about a little detail. When we meet again six years later to climb a mountain, in fact, when I watched the show, I felt that the arrangement there was not good enough, because at that time in the play, Twilight had already learned all about Chao Chao from the doctor. She planned this mountain climb just to verify and expose Cha Chao's physical condition, but it was an extremely painful process for Chao Chao. I think that based on Twilight's feelings for Chao Chao, she would definitely have known it. She would not use this method of torturing Chao Chao to verify it. She would not bear it. She would more likely question him face to face. Just like in the novel, when she found Chao Chao's difficulty in walking and his strange posture while climbing a mountain, she would directly ask "What's wrong with your leg?" Finally, let's talk about the meaning of the names Dual Track and Chao Mu. There aren't many references to Dual Track in the play, so I couldn't even get the title of the play at the end. However, there are many explanations of "Double Track" in the novel, which also makes the relationship between the sun and the moon clearer. This makes the sentence Chao Chao said at the end, "The morning is the sun, the dusk is the moon, the sun and the moon alternate, and they never meet again." He has always known that the two of them are like stars on two tracks. Maybe They occasionally meet, but they will eventually drift apart. This is the deepest inferiority and sadness in his heart. However, Twilight always believes that they can break each other's orbit and lean towards each other, so she always has courage in her heart. But in the end, she uses the natural phenomenon of the sun and the moon to shine together to tell Chao Chao that they could be together without having to compete with the whole world or subvert the laws of nature. In fact, the sun and moon shining together are only the part of the sky that the world can see with the naked eye. In most of the invisible moments, the sun and the moon have always been together, and the moon also shines because of the sun's illumination. Just as Chao Chao lights up his life because of Twilight, Twilight also finds his own direction because of the reunion with Chao Chao. There is a moon in the morning, and a sun in the dusk. Chao Chao and Mu Mu will never be separated. In addition, the names Chao Chao and Mu are really well chosen. In addition to the metaphor of the sun and the moon and the blending of the glyphs, there are also metaphors for the characters. Chao Chao was supposed to be a bright and warm person like the rising sun, but it was dimmed by the hardships of life and became as low-key as the moon. It is obscure, but it is also illuminated by Twilight's unyielding feelings in her heart and life. It is because "there is a moon in the court"; Twilight was supposed to be an innocent and soft little princess like the moonlight who was cared for and doted on by her brother, but her parents divorced, her father and brother left, her mother left for another country, and Gao The failure in the exam and the incompatibility in her stepmother's family gradually made her grow up. Although it was not as heartbreaking as Chaochao's growth, it also made her no longer ignorant of the world and gained an independent perspective on things and the courage to make independent decisions; her brother's support for her after the first reunion Rong gave her the courage and strength to persevere, and her own light blossomed little by little. She also used this warm sun like the rising sun to drive away the darkness in Chao Chao's heart. She also used her light and persistence to completely illuminate Chao Chao's ascetic life six years later, for "there is a sun in the dusk." Therefore, I don't know who is the sun and who is the moon. Maybe it's me in you and you in me, just like novels and dramas, let's illuminate each other and achieve each other! The novel has its delicacy and reality, and the TV series has its sweetness and warmth, but they have a common core, which is Chao Chao's constant self-improvement and Mu Mu's never giving up. They achieve each other and allow me to better understand the story and draw more energy. I am even willing to write a 4,000-word review of it. Double track, great! PS: One last thing to add, Taiwanese directors are really good at making idol dramas. I haven't watched modern couples for a long time, but this drama really made me feel good. It's sweet but not greasy, lustful but not lustful, sad but not sad. It has a good sense of proportion and proportion. I also want to thank all the actors for their wonderful performances. They may not play the morning and evening in pure novels, but they are also very good morning and evening. They are heart-warming morning and evening. May all lovers in the world finally get married!

I really like this story, keep up the good work!

I have never read novels since I started working, because many of the stories are long, boring and similar. But after watching the two-track version of the drama, I was really moved by the emotional interaction between the two. I thank the drama version for filming the part between Jin Chao and Jiang Yinghan. The last sentence "Forgive Mom" ​​really made me cry. I look forward to the author's other excellent works being remade into TV series.

It's very beautiful. The author's ending is very thorough. He treats the readers very carefully and the story of morning and evening. It has a very happy ending [Spreading Flowers]

So pretty! Fortunately to meet you!