The Story of Ming Feng

Author: (Ming) Wang Shizhen, Zhang Lin, etc. adapted by Ding Bo, etc. annotated and compiled by Ding Bo, etc.
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Publishing Date: 2005-06-01
Features: The art of opera is a fusion of lyrical and narrative literature, combined with new organization. It is the highest form of art and also the most challenging. In the realm of art, it stands at the highest peak. —Zong Baihua
Drama is art. The essence of art lies not in knowledge but in emotion. This series of books adopts a unique publishing format: we publish ancient drama manuscripts alongside contemporary adaptations of these works into novels or what can be called stories. In one book, you can enjoy the thrilling ups and downs of the dramatic story while leisurely savoring the elegant lines of the original script. However, it must be emphasized that their relationship is not a simple contrast between literary and colloquial styles. Although the adaptations remain faithful to the original works, they also reflect the authors' interpretations and creative expressions. This adaptation form can be likened to a transformation. The original remains the original, but to facilitate children's reading, specialists in writing have compiled the version, and the original text has been proofread, annotated, and edited. We believe that through this adaptation, proofreading, and compilation, the mysterious veil of classical drama will be gently lifted, and our children and the readers who love Chinese classical drama will gradually step into the magnificent hall of classical drama. At least, the reading difficulty is reduced by more than half. To understand it, to become familiar with it, to memorize it, to master it, to even perform it, to inherit it, and to promote it.