A Life on Screen: Starting at Jinshui Bridge
影视人生：从金水桥边开始
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The book title is wrong! This is the life of a film and television nanny. If you're still doing babysitting in the third book, I suggest you start a new book as soon as possible.
In 1977, there weren't even 100-yuan bills. To buy a small villa for 120,000 yuan? You'd need 120 bundles of "big unity" notes (a unit of currency in Chinese currency). Even small banks didn't have that much money. 12,000 Yuan would be the absolute maximum, maybe 1,200. An apprentice's wage was only 14.5 Yuan, and a regular worker's was 20 or 30 yuan. Back then, housing was allocated.
It's well written, but don't write that next time. You should write about your life as a nanny.
So you really enjoy being a nanny? I suggest you do that in real life too. Even with these two scenarios... I was originally curious to see how you could portray the Qiao family...
She has no life of her own, working as the protagonist's nanny, feeling like a robot.
The protagonist's values, social experience, and way of dealing with people are so childish that it would be an insult to elementary school students. His behavior and speech are incredibly immature and laughable.
Writing about the vicissitudes of life at 18? Dude, first, you lack the depth and experience; second, in those days, research meant going to a large library—have you ever been there? Where did you get the information in that book? Did you just imagine it out of thin air at 18? You'd probably get sliced up!
Honestly, it's so weak. Is it just a diary entry? It doesn't deliver any enjoyment at all. I suggest you read "The Children of Qiao Family" written by Wandering in the World of Film and Television.
I haven't watched this show. Has anyone written about "Parents' Love"?
The protagonist feels like a mere tool, devoid of emotion. This type of book shouldn't be written like this. It should focus on the protagonist's perspective to depict the changes in the lives of the supporting characters, rather than directly describing the supporting characters. Putting the cart before the horse makes the novel uninteresting.