Fragments of Liaozhai

" Liao Zhai 3 " was a TV series about ghosts and monsters in ancient costumes, produced by Shanghai Dongjin Culture Communication Co., Ltd. The play was adapted from the Qing Dynasty writer Pu Songling's Strange Tales from a Chinese Studio and was divided into six units. Among them," Wall Painting " told the story of the love between the fox demon and the mortal," Plum Girl " told the love story between the female ghost and the scholar," River City " told the story of the love of marriage between the good deeds in the previous life and the beautiful wife in this life," Bai Qiulian " told the story of Mu Chan Palace and the sturgeon spirit who overcame all difficulties and became a family forever," Geng Niang " told the story of the half-human and half-demon Geng Niang's revenge and search for her husband, and " Gongsun Jiuniang " told the story of the life and death love between the ghost Gongsun Jiuniang and the scholar. The drama was broadcasted on the Oriental Film Channel on January 19, 2011.

Liao Zhai was a TV series based on Pu Songling's novel in classical Chinese," Strange Stories from a Chinese Studio." The play told a series of strange stories, involving the strange story of the flower demon fox, the evil spirit, the crow head, the Xiangyu and others socializing in Liaozhai. There were many versions of Liao Zhai TV series, including Hong Kong TV series directed by Liu Shiyu, as well as versions directed by Zhang Gang and Chen Jialin. In addition, Strange Tales from a Chinese Studio was also a TV series directed by Wu Jinyuan, with a total of 40 episodes. The original work of Strange Tales from a Chinese Studio was Pu Songling's literary masterpiece. It included 491 short novels in classical Chinese, showing all kinds of strange characters and events. Strange Tales from a Chinese Studio was one of Pu Songling's representative works and was considered the pinnacle of classical Chinese short stories.

Vivid descriptions of details (snippets): One night, the moonlight shone on a dense forest. A little rabbit was running, its leaves swaying gently in the breeze as if it was celebrating the beauty of life. The little rabbit's ears stood up in the breeze, listening to the sounds around it. Its eyes were bright as if it was looking for something. It ran to a rock and jumped down, ready to cross the forest to find its mate. Philosophic Fragment: Life is like a journey, everyone has their own destination. Some choose to travel alone, some prefer to travel with others. But no matter which way we choose, we have to go through this journey. On this journey, we will encounter setbacks and we will experience success. But no matter what happens, we need to keep an optimistic heart and move forward. Sometimes we may need to stop and rest, but no matter when and where, we need to remember our goals and continue to move forward.

Liao Zhai was one of the famous works of ancient Chinese literature. It was a collection of novels with supernatural stories as the theme. Liao Zhai mainly narrated stories of supernatural beings such as immortals, ghosts, fox immortals, snake gods, and other supernatural beings, as well as some suspense, horror, romance, and other stories related to humans. Liaozhai was regarded as the pinnacle of ancient Chinese novels. It had a profound influence on ancient Chinese novels, operas, and poems. It was also one of the classics in the history of Chinese literature.

The Liao Zhai series included many versions of movies and TV series. Among them, the Hong Kong version of the Strange Tales from a Chinese Studio series was directed by Tang Huang, and the main actors included Tang Jing, Bai Bing, Chen Fang, and others. This series included many units, such as Fox Harmony, Ying Ning, and Flower Aunt. There was also the Hong Kong version of Strange Tales from a Chinese Studio (Part 2) and Strange Tales from a Chinese Studio (Part 3), which included different stories and characters. In addition, there was also the 1987 Hong Kong version of A Chinese Ghost Story, which was directed by Cheng Xiaodong and starred by Zhang Guorong and Wang Zuxian. On the mainland, the 1986 edition of Liao Zhai had a total of 74 episodes, including 27 stories, such as Xin Shisiniang, A Xiu, Jia Fengzhi, etc. There were also 2014's Fox Fairy and 2010's Liaozhai 3. In general, the series of "Liao Zhai" consisted of multiple versions and stories, and each version had its own unique features.

" Liao Zhai " was a Chinese costume drama, based on the classic literary work " Liao Zhai Zhi Yi." There were several versions of the show, including the 1986 and 1988 versions. Among them, the 1986 version was directed by Zhang Gang, Chen Jialin, and other directors, with Zhang Lichu, Hongwei, Zhang Qian, Sun Jihong, and other actors. The 1988 version was directed by Zhang Gang and Chen Jialin, with Sun Jihong, Li Yuanyuan, Chen Hong, Yu Hui, and Wang Zhigang as the main actors. These two versions of " Liao Zhai " were large-scale ancient TV dramas adapted from the stories in " Strange Tales from a Chinese Studio." However, the search results did not provide any information on the reason for the missing two episodes and whether it was banned.

Strange Tales from a Chinese Studio was a collection of ancient Chinese novels that contained many fantasy and supernatural stories. Among the stories were: 1. Strange Tales from a Chinese Studio, The Cowherd and the Weaver Girl: The story of the Cowherd and the Weaver Girl shows the theme of love and sacrifice. "Strange Tales from a Chinese Studio·Painted Skin": It tells the story of a female ghost with painted skin, showing the dark side of human nature and the loss of morality. 3. Strange Tales from a Chinese Studio: The Legend of the White Snake: It tells the love story of the White Snake and Xu Xian, expressing the theme of love and freedom. 4. Strange Tales from a Chinese Studio: The story of many vixens shows the charm and cunning of vixens. 5. Strange Tales from a Chinese Studio: Ghosts: The story of many ghosts shows the theme of life and death reincarnation and religious beliefs. These stories had a profound influence on Chinese culture, not only used as literary works, but also adapted into movies, television dramas and other art forms.

The following is a fragment of a famous essay: I like to read in the morning sun, feeling its power like a mysterious power that can make me forget the troubles and fatigue of the day. When the sun shines on my desk, I feel light as if I can fly to another world. I like reading in such an environment. I feel like a bird flying freely in the sky. Analysis: This passage described how the author liked to read in the morning sun, emphasizing the power of the sun and the joy of reading. The author vividly described the feeling of reading in this environment by using metaphor and personification to let the readers feel the author's love and enjoyment of reading. In addition, this passage also mentioned that reading could help the author forget his worries and fatigue, showing the positive meaning of reading. The author also emphasized that reading is a kind of flying feeling, connecting reading with flying shows the freedom and rich imagination of reading. Through describing the author's reading experience in the morning sun, this passage shows the power of the sun and the joy of reading. At the same time, it shows the positive meaning of reading and the feeling of flying, making the readers feel the beauty and meaning of reading.

In the past few years, Versace's clips were mainly focused on his business talent and actuary ability. He displayed his business acumen and precise calculation ability, becoming a business genius. In addition, Versace also showed some kind side, which was not mentioned in the ending of the play.

The crew of "Celebrating Years" had once gone to Luoping County, Qujing City, Yunnan Province to shoot at the Nine Dragons Waterfall. Among them, the scene of Wu Zhu fighting Ku He was shot in front of the waterfall. The beautiful scene of the waterfall added charm to the TV series. The Nine Dragon Waterfall was rated as one of the six most beautiful waterfalls in China. It had ten waterfalls of different heights and shapes. The scenery of the waterfalls changed endlessly, and the waterfalls at all levels were connected by shallow lakes or deep pools. Therefore, the waterfall scene in "Celebrating Years" was shot at the Nine Dragon Waterfall.