To be honest, Hong Stage

Author: Gu Baozi
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Publish Date: 2005-05-01
Features: This is a dialogue about life and death, white, tranquil, and serene. Ni Xiaopeng, a cancer patient who started a business in Japan and then returned to China for development, talked calmly with a writer about life and death as his life approached its end, smiling without saying goodbye. How much insight into life is contained in this composure about life and death? Gu Baozi, the author of Red Lens, has long focused her pen on the great figures of the century, but this time she breaks the by turning her attention to this ordinary person who has undergone ten surgeries and never gave up. Eight hundred million people, eight hundred million plays—everyone knows the model operas. A small stage in the drama tells a great tragedy of life. Spring comes and goes. The melody of the "model opera" quietly resurges. Looking back at the past, the curtain rises. This book includes 12 chapters: Opening the Curtain, The Spring of Arts, The Glorious "Final Concert," Taking the Stage, The Dreamy Screen, The First Film, "Red Lights" Shining, and A Life in Drama.