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"The Blue House" is Cheng Naishan's masterpiece and a famous novel. It tells the story of the descendants of the wealthy Shanghai steel magnate Gu Fuxiang before liberation. The work uses the "Blue House" as a symbol to describe different ways of living and life choices. Regarding the story of the "Blue House", we can find too many traces from the Shanghai landmark "Green House" (Wu Tongwen's residence). Cheng Naishan's husband comes from this green house and is Wu Tongwen's grandson. Cheng Naishan wrote down the story because she believes that "architecture is a dialogue between man and time and space." In 1983, "The Blue House" was published. The Blue House was based on the Green House and told the story of three generations' choices about wealth and life. "The Blue Room" became a sensation after its publication and won the first "Zhongshan" Literature Award. In 1984, "Blue House" was adapted into a TV series and became the most popular TV series of the year, winning the 5th Feitian Award and the Golden Eagle Award.

"Mrs. Hong" is a selection of his short stories. Cheng Naishan's short stories are full of charm and unique flavor. The human flavor of Shanghai shows its unique temperament of flesh and blood in her writing. The stories of "Awkward Years", "Parents' Hearts" and "Yellow Ribbon" once pulled the heartstrings of a generation of Shanghainese.

"The Financier" is his masterpiece. Based on her grandfather Cheng Muhao, Cheng Naishan shaped the struggle history of a modern Chinese national financier, showing the past events of the banking industry and the love between sons and daughters of a wealthy generation.

"Shanghai Daughter: Cheng Naishan" is a collection of essays commemorating the 5th anniversary of the death of the writer Cheng Naishan. It includes 4 volumes of "Shanghai Color", "Shanghai Memory", "Shanghai Lady" and "Shanghai Taste". It selects the classic works that devoted much attention to Shanghai culture during his 30-year creative career, leaving behind portraits of Shanghai's Koehler accent, alley memories, female silhouettes and tongue-in-cheek scenes. This book selects their works that focus on depicting the life style and aesthetic taste of the old Shanghai elite, thus sketching the unique charm of the old Kele culture in the Shanghai style culture.

"Shanghai Daughter: Cheng Naishan" is a collection of essays commemorating the 5th anniversary of the death of the writer Cheng Naishan. It includes 4 volumes of "Shanghai Color", "Shanghai Memory", "Shanghai Lady" and "Shanghai Taste". It selects the classic works that devoted much attention to Shanghai culture during his 30-year creative career, leaving behind portraits of Shanghai's Koehler accent, alley memories, female silhouettes and tongue-in-cheek scenes. This book selects their works that focus on depicting the life style and aesthetic taste of the old Shanghai elite, thus sketching the unique charm of the old Kele culture in the Shanghai style culture.

"Shanghai Daughter: Cheng Naishan" is a collection of essays commemorating the 5th anniversary of the death of the writer Cheng Naishan. It includes 4 volumes of "Shanghai Color", "Shanghai Memory", "Shanghai Lady" and "Shanghai Taste". It selects the classic works that devoted much attention to Shanghai culture during his 30-year creative career, leaving behind portraits of Shanghai's Koehler accent, alley memories, female silhouettes and tongue-in-cheek scenes. This book selects their works that focus on depicting the life style and aesthetic taste of the old Shanghai elite, thus sketching the unique charm of the old Kele culture in the Shanghai style culture.

The legendary Shanghai gave birth to legendary women. Cheng Naishan - the daughter of Shanghai, she carefully cultivated a literary garden, with flowers in full bloom and its fragrance lingering to this day. As a descendant of a once wealthy family, Cheng Naishan used a wonderful pen to record the historical smoke and clouds of Shanghai, depicting the world of Shanghai and the life in the alleys, "nostalgic for the atmosphere of the foreign market, savoring the elegance of the sea"... It is heart-warming and touching. Cheng Naishan lives in her words. Cheng Naishan's novel series (hardcover collection) focuses on "Shanghai themes" and includes the representative works of Cheng Naishan's long, medium and short stories. It comprehensively describes the romance and changes of old Shanghai, depicts the world of Shanghai, people and alley life, and the delicate pen and ink are thought-provoking. As a cultural business card of Shanghai, although Cheng Naishan has passed away, her influence and inheritance are still there. This publication is to create a collection to continue Cheng Naishan's passion for novel creation. Cheng Naishan's short stories are also full of charm and unique flavor. The human flavor of Shanghai shows its unique temperament of flesh and blood in her writing. Cheng Naishan (1946-2013), a famous writer, a member of the Chinese Writers Association, a librarian of the Shanghai Institute of Literature and History, and a member of the Sixth and Seventh Shanghai CPPCC. His ancestral home is Tongxiang, Zhejiang. He was born in Shanghai and died in Shanghai. In 1979, he published his debut novel "Songs My Mother Taught" in "Shanghai Literature" and began to engage in professional literary creation. His main representative works include the novels "The Blue House", "Slum Street", "The Daughter's Book", "The Financier", etc., All of which have been adapted into movies or TV series. He also wrote the novel "Encounter in Landscape", the short and medium-length novels "Songs My Mother Taught", "Lilac Villa", "Visa", etc., Which have far-reaching influence. Since the 1990s, he has written documentary prose about the romance of old Shanghai, depicting Shanghai's world, people, and alley life, such as: "Saxophone on the Sea", "Shanghai Tango", "Hello, Parker", "Shanghai LADY", "Shanghai FASHION", "Shanghai TASTE", "Shanghai Sketch", etc., And has a wide readership.

"Encounter in Mountains and Rivers" includes stories including famous novellas such as "Visa". Talk about the changes of generations in Shanghai. Cheng Naishan once said that this story is named "Encounters in Mountains and Rivers" because, with her shallow and limited life experience, it has been confirmed more than once that "everywhere in life we ​​meet".

The book "The Daughter's Classic" collects Cheng Naishan's classic novella. The story of the same name describes Shanghai's people and is full of worldly atmosphere. There are tall mothers since the Ming and Qing dynasties, and daughters who are eager to get rid of the status quo; there are young ladies from wealthy families, and there are young people who consciously work hard to become talented; there are people who have experienced glory and depression, and there are people who want to make a comeback; there are also people who have been running away all their lives, but can't escape the destiny... "This The one thing these people have in common is that they all grew up in Shanghai. Whether they are long-term residents who are doing well in Shanghai or outsiders who are struggling to survive, the so-called rich people are not all living as happy and carefree as we imagine. The so-called poor people all have an eagerness to change everything.