This Past Seventy Years · Xie Fang's Memoirs

Author: Xie Fang
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Publish Date: 2006-05-01
Features: The path of art is thorned, and this is also a good thing. Ordinary people turn away, except those with strong wills—recorded from the words of Hugo, dedicated to Comrade Xie Fang. This is an autobiographical memoir written by the renowned performing artist Xie Fang. The book begins with the author's family, discussing her experiences in acting, performing, and life. From Xiaoqin in The Marriage of Xiao Erhei to Lin Daojing in Song of Youth; from Tao Lan in Early Spring in February to Yan Junru in The Sunny Days of 99, Xie Fang portrays different lives through her performances, enriching her own life with her exquisite acting. The author loves life and treats people sincerely. Through this book, you can also learn about a side of life from many older-generation performing artists.