[Deep in the Alley] Han Ying: What is the theme of the novel [Mourning the Past]?

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I'm not sure as I haven't read it specifically, but it could be about self - discovery, as 'into the deep' might imply a journey into one's inner self.

The original text of Lu Xun's Regret for the Past is as follows: Regret for the Past was published in 1926. The novel was set in China in the 1880s and told the love story of two young lovers. The protagonists of the story were Zhong Li and Sun Roujia. Zhong Li was a wealthy businessman. His family had a huge industry in the Jiangnan area. He was handsome, gentle, and considerate, and was loved by the people around him. Sun Roujia, on the other hand, was a poor scholar. She was independent and unyielding, and had deep feelings for Zhong Li. The two met by chance and soon fell in love. However, due to Zhong Li's family background and Sun Roujia's poverty, there was a big gap in their social status and quality of life. Zhong Li's family objected to them being together, and Sun Roujia also felt that her life couldn't continue. In the end, Zhong Li left China to study in Japan, and their love disappeared with him. Sun Roujia stayed in China to continue fighting for her own life. She worked hard to improve her cultural level and finally became an excellent teacher. The novel used Sun Roujia's experience as a clue to show her strong and unyielding character and love for life. It also expressed the author's views on the gap between the rich and the poor and the conflict between social classes through the description of Zhong Li.

It's likely that the theme is a combination of love, redemption, and finding meaning after a significant loss. The novel might delve into how relationships evolve and transform in the face of mourning.

Perhaps it's about the struggle between good and evil in a world that is 'deep in the darkness'. The novel could show how different characters are influenced by the darkness around them and what choices they make in that context.

It might also be about the exploration of nature and its impact on human life. Since it's named 'Deep River a Novel', the river could be a symbol for nature and the story could show how the characters interact with it, and how it shapes their lives, emotions and decisions.

Maybe it's about a person's journey of self - discovery. In many novels, when a character is 'in at the deep end', they are forced to learn about themselves and grow. It could be that the main character in this novel has to deal with a series of unexpected events that lead to self - exploration.

The main theme could be mystery, as many novels with 'deep water' in the title often involve elements of the unknown or hidden things beneath the surface, both literally and metaphorically.

Han Dong and Ying Haoming were two actors. They had similar appearances in some TV dramas and were easily confused by the audience. Han Dong was a low-key and persistent actor. He was very serious about acting and was known for his outstanding acting skills. Ying Haoming was also an actor with potential. He played supporting roles or villains in some TV series, but because he was not recognized, his popularity was relatively low. Although the two of them were similar in some ways, they were not related by blood.