Entertainment in the 1970s

Author: Editor-in-Chief of Daya Culture
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Publish Date: 2005-08-01
Features: This is not an era of heroes, but an age where everyone sings the song of the ordinary. It is said that the current commercial society is different from the era that just passed away. The hero era has passed, giving way to the era of the ordinary, where heroism is no longer in vogue. Look around us, the "era of the ordinary" has slithered in like an eel oiled with grease, spreading through the of the ordinary world. Yet, there are still some things that echo the waves of the sea, soak the bright moon over the sea, and linger in the horizon—this is a realm that is unconventional due to its classical nature, youthful due to its lofty ideals, and poetic due to its persistence. A long-lost lost youth and the dream of heroes. It awakens the youthful memories of those who refuse to grow old, refuse to forget, refuse to be lazy, and refuse to be mediocre. These people are even more unconventional than the "new new humans" or the "drifting generation," because when everyone is calling themselves tired, he goes on to call out the heavy burdens that life can bear, rejecting the "light that cannot be borne." Therefore, we still miss the era when "heroes" still existed—that was the young days we all had. That's why I didn't hesitate to work hard and fear failure in creating the "Seventies" series in our hearts. This book will be an attempt, and also an ideal.