Hai Pai Father and Son

Author: Zhou Shaolin
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Publish Date: 2005-01-01
Features: Zhou Shaolin calls himself a "vulgar life," so let's read his "talking about himself" to see how he walked through his "vulgarity." Many people think that performing arts are a profound, but Zhou Shaolin "talks to himself," gets straight to the point, and explains everything thoroughly but in a simple and easy-to-understand way, making the performance methods of films and TV dramas clear. Reading the section naturally makes you want to read more. Zhou Shaolin has many friends, including famous artists,, and audiences. The "Friends Say" section reflects the demeanor of the "Haihai Father and Son" from various perspectives, helping to further understand "Qiyi." This book is divided into three parts. Part is Zhou Shaolin's autobiography. Readers can see the special life experiences of this actor who came from a special family and grew up through a special process of learning acting. From another angle, it also has a certain value of a "postscript to Zhou Xinfang." The second part is the main body of the book, which is based on the teaching content he provided in the United States and is organized and enriched. It shows his performing art philosophy. The third part is articles by several artists and critics closely related to or deeply studying the Zhou family father and son, discussing the Lin-style art and Shaolin's achievements. The first two parts are subjective, while the last part is objective. The two complement each other, allowing readers to get a complete impression.