The Age of the Arts

Complete the first brush and give it a try! What I feel the most is that Bai Bai writes sincerely and sincerely, and I see that many people are not telling the difference between what is true and what is true! So keep working hard for nothing, and we will definitely continue to support you!

I posted a post on Tieba some time ago, roughly saying that if Fan Xiaopang really marries Chu Qing, it will be impossible for her to evade taxes or anything like that in this life. I originally thought I was a nonsensical YY, but I didn't expect to receive countless likes. Delete the post decisively, fearing that it will cause great trouble to the author.

I finished reading the latest chapter of Literary Times today. The book is almost finished, which makes me a little sad. This reminds me of the first time I read this novel, probably last May. When I read the introduction and the first few chapters, I felt that it felt very literary. Based on the principle that Huayu novels are hard to find, I persisted in reading. The results were obvious and fascinating. It's not like some novels that have a perverted golden finger, and the middle period is a mess. It's a shoe repairman with a happy family who inexplicably went back to the late 1990s. He was just a young man who came to Beijing from his hometown in Northeast China to make a living. Because of a cigarette (maybe it was a cigarette), I got to know Lao Jia and came into contact with something I had never known in my previous life. Movies are a wonderful, inextricable art. (There are thousands of different roles in the world, but only actors, and only actors, can experience them.) It seems that I feel the inseparable relationship between this life and movies. Books are not as choppy as the sea, making people excited. But like the water of a small river, it is quiet and gentle. (That's probably what I mean when I say I can't put it down.) Looking forward to updates every day has become a habit. The entire novel uses Chu Qing's vision to vaguely describe the development history of Chinese films (well, that's what it should be). In the 1990s, the sixth generation of directors shot underground films, and all kinds of films were banned. After the millennium, it is a commercial blockbuster produced by the fifth generation Lao Mouzi, Director Feng and Director Chen. Then there are the co-productions between the two sides of the Taiwan Strait and three places, all kinds of mainland finance, Hong Kong people, and the main trap is taken advantage of. After that, Hollywood entered the Chinese market, most of them in the name of Sino-foreign joint ventures and hoping to make a profit. So there is Domestic Film Protection Month. (To be honest, China is still a market for foreigners to make money) In the literary era, it is not like all the Chinese entertainment novels where the protagonist ends up being so awesome that he opens a harem and dominates half the world with his golden finger (I don't like novels like that anyway). Instead, it writes about an ambition, why there are various well-known film festivals in foreign countries, but not in a country as big as China. Every year, there are reports about various celebrities using red carpets in foreign countries to attract attention. Why can't we do the other way around. (I may be naive) This is what attracts me the most. It is also the place that best reflects the value of this book. The holding of the Beijing Film Festival in the book also proves that as long as you persist, you will definitely succeed, although it is somewhat unsatisfactory. However, all banquets in the world come to an end, and no matter how good the book is, it will eventually come to an end. I wish "Literary Times" and the author of this book a perfect ending and life. 2016.09.13 01:03 Am

Coming from 1983, I found that the sense of immersion in the beginning was very poor I felt that the characterization of the protagonist was too deliberate. The protagonist was only 30 years old before the time travel, which was the age when he was in his prime. Even if he was down and out before the time travel, he wouldn't be so heartless picking up garbage for two months, right? Even if you find a three-wheeler in a small county town, if you give him a chance to start over, he will not think about riding three-wheelers for the rest of his life. He would at least think about changing his destiny Even if he was a shoe repairman, he wouldn't have no prophetic information at all. After all, he came from that era (calculating that he was thirty years old, he was about a teenager in his previous life in 1997). He would probably talk about it when he was drinking and bragging. Even if the information is not clear, it is just a rough idea. If you start working hard in 1997, no matter how bad you are, you can still be rich and content. I understand that the author emphasized at the beginning that the protagonist just wants to live an ordinary life, but ordinary days ≠ days without money, let me complain about it. How much money can you earn per year repairing shoes in a small county? With the prices and education costs in China, it is not realistic to live a quiet and leisurely life (it is not realistic to say that you don't have to worry about trivial things in life such as money, rice, oil, salt, sauce, vinegar, tea, etc.). I think young people who are 30 years old today can be reborn in 1997. If they are not motivated, they will not say that they were like that in their last life and they will live like this in this life. I'm not talking about dreams when the protagonist is reborn, but I'm mainly complaining about the mental state of picking up trash for two months and then thinking about returning to a small county town. No matter how ordinary your previous life was, you would still worry about money, rice, oil and salt. No matter how cheap your life is in your rebirth, you may not want to live a life of careful calculation. The above is just my personal opinion, let me complain.

Let me just say one thing: the male protagonist asks the female protagonist to film a kissing scene! CowX

A novel full of sincerity, although there are some holes that are not filled in, but it does not affect the overall reading experience. I have been following this book since it came out, but I haven't finished it yet. I was hooked by other novels, but no matter when I read this book again, I would start from the beginning. It doesn't have as many climaxes and tensions as other novels, but it still hooks you and keeps you reading. I didn't finish it every time before because I was saving up for writing, and I would read it again when it was finished. It was really enjoyable to watch it in one sitting this time. It's a pity that Brother Qing didn't win an Oscar.

The author of this book is a fake young man with too many private goods. The protagonist who moans for no reason is more embarrassing than Qiong Yao drama. At least Qiong Yao drama can bring joy to the audience at the time. Why is he always enjoying himself by acting in banned movies that cannot be broadcast? He and the heroine are not in harmony with each other in all three aspects of their character and yet they are forced to blend in. Is this how you are a master?

I read this book a long time ago, but I couldn't stand it when I saw that the heroine is Bing. Now I picked it up again and found that the writing was very good. But when I saw the main character acting in a gay movie, I was immediately disgusted. So forget it. The twist of being a bender and being pulled back by his girlfriend was too blunt. No, it's really disgusting. I can't stand it anymore. It's a pity that this food is useless. I am a straight man and I do evil when I see people of the same sex. Still 1983 goes smoothly.

Very well written, great. Starting from the very detailed beginning of the chapter, I read the entire book in one go, and I couldn't sleep every night while reading it. A rare core-oriented online article, just like the name of this book, follows the protagonist's perspective and writes about the entire literary and artistic era. Like it very much.

Earlier, the male protagonist and the female protagonist agreed that no one would film an intimate scene. I was very happy. Not only did the female protagonist refuse to do the intimate scene, the male protagonist also refused to do the intimate scene. I believed it naively, and I really like this kind of love. I gave up until the male protagonist asked the female protagonist to film the kissing scene on the phone, and then the male protagonist also started the intimate scene. It's true that I was isolated.