Day and Night--Her Era. Perspective of Young Women

Author: Jiang Hong
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Publish Date: 2005-01-01
Features: "Day for Night" is a filming technique that uses a filter to shoot night scenes during the day, making the sky appear dark blue. This resonates with my writing mindset. "Day for Night" is also a film about film by the French New Wave representative, Chantal Akerman, a love letter to cinema. My book is also a love letter, writing about the books that have connected with me. "Her Era" can also be called "The Female Voice Era." Pointing out gender doesn’t mean anything else—it’s just a fact. In newspapers, books, and other media, female voices are becoming more numerous and more beautiful. To stand out among the many female voices and make others feel comfortable listening (reading), vocal beauty is essential. "Her Era Series" is provided by female voices, with a female perspective. The authors are all quite special women. They have ideas without setting obstacles, making readers pause. At this moment, reading becomes a gaze, lingering on beauty. Their words touch every corner of life, covered in the dust of the world. A sense of intimacy, the need to speak, the introduction of good things. The warmth of storytelling, the richness of feelings, the perception of the inner self, the perception of the environment (others are also part of the environment), and the perception of others’ feelings (including books, films, etc.).