The Legend of Zhao Benshan

Author: Li Dongxu
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Publish Date: 2003-01-01
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Lost his mother in childhood, lost his son in middle age, drank from "hundred families' milk" in childhood, ate from "hundred families' rice" in youth, wandered learning skills, divorced and remarried, attempted to enter CCTV four times, died in a car accident—behind the well-known life stories of Zhao Benshan, there are more untold tales. Zhao Benshan's obsession with art, his attachment to his hometown, his sincerity toward friends and family, as well as the personal anecdotes of his collaborations with celebrities like Pan Changjiang, Fan Wei, Gao Xiumin, and Li Jing—all are imbued with the unique charm of "the big city"—Tieling, that land of laughter.
The author has written numerous articles (works) about Zhao Benshan, but this book takes a fresh approach, telling a more authentic Zhao Benshan from a completely new perspective. It allows you to delve deeper into the mysteries of the artistry of "the Eastern Charlie Chaplin" and lets you experience the profound and enduring legacy of Chinese popular culture.
Lost his mother in childhood, lost his son in middle age, drank from "hundred families' milk" in childhood, ate from "hundred families' rice" in youth, wandered learning skills, divorced and remarried, attempted to enter CCTV four times, died in a car accident—behind the well-known life stories of Zhao Benshan, there are more untold tales. Zhao Benshan's obsession with art, his attachment to his hometown, his sincerity toward friends and family, as well as the personal anecdotes of his collaborations with celebrities like Pan Changjiang, Fan Wei, Gao Xiumin, and Li Jing—all are imbued with the unique charm of "the big city"—Tieling, that land of laughter.
The author has written numerous articles (works) about Zhao Benshan, but this book takes a fresh approach, telling a more authentic Zhao Benshan from a completely new perspective. It allows you to delve deeper into the mysteries of the artistry of "the Eastern Charlie Chaplin" and lets you experience the profound and enduring legacy of Chinese popular culture.