Fangda Family Heritage

Author: (USA) Collier
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Publish Date: 2004-01-01
Features: Distant, taciturn parents, two unruly children who are talented but ultimately split, the Fang family who achieved brilliant success in the entertainment industry, but this brilliance is always shrouded in endless controversy over their private lives, and drowned in a vortex of competition and tension among family members. Now, at last, we have a book that vividly portrays the complex psychological portrait of this family, revealing the motivations that drove Henry, Jane, and Peter to screen success, and these motivations are actually a huge inner wound and insecurity, as well as the disasters caused by this in real life. Starting from a decisive event in all their lives—a mother's suicide that is little-known and cannot be mentioned, this book will tell you how Henry avoided his children, seeking comfort in work and his three subsequent wives, and how Peter and Jane fought against each other to gain public attention and affection, as well as how the demon that has existed since their childhood and has never been resolved has affected their entire lives.