The universe starts from movies and dramas, novels

No, the production process of TV series and movies was not always based on novels. Sometimes, the production of TV series or movies would be based on real events or historical stories, or based on the creativity of the author or screenwriter. However, there are also many TV shows and movies that are based on novels, especially novels that have become a part of popular culture. In this case, the content of the novel would usually be used as a reference for the script, and there might be some similarities between the script and the novel.

The classic examples of language in idol dramas, youth novels, and movies were as follows: In Taiwan, there is a snack called "Ah Wei". Its name comes from "Viagra". It is a sweet and sour potato chip that is very popular among young people. 2 "I fell in love with a person. His name is Li Zhikai. He is from Taiwan. We are studying in the same university. He is very handsome and has a good figure. He said to me,'I am from Taiwan. I want to go to the mainland to develop myself. Are you willing to go with me?'" This was what the female lead, Lin Jiaxin, said to her male lead, Cheng Youqing, in " I Might Not Love You." In Japan, there is a kind of drink called "Sakura Sprite". The color of this drink is cherry blossom pink, and the taste is refreshing and delicious. It is a favorite drink of many young people. In the movie " The Girl We Chased Together ", the male lead, Ke Jingteng, said to the female lead, Shen Jiayi," I want to sit with you on campus and watch the sunset until our hair turns white." In the movie " Farewell My Concubine ", the male lead Chen Kaige said to the female lead Gong Li," I can give you my whole life, but I don't really want to make you happy. I just want to prove that I can lose you." These words were either romantic, humorous, or affectionate. They were deeply imprinted in the hearts of the audience and became classic representative works.

Alright, here are some classic sayings from movies, television dramas, and novels: 1 " Living is to make the next generation better." Alive "Death is inevitable. It may be heavier than Mount Tai or lighter than a feather." Records of the Historian 3 " My fate is up to me, not the heavens." Journey to the West 4 " Life is like a ball. The person who taught you the first steps may not be able to accompany you until the end." The Ball 5 " I can accept failure, but I can't accept not fighting." Struggle 6 " The harder you work, the luckier you are." Heaven rewards hard work 7 "The secret of success is to always stay focused." The Three-Body Problem 8 " The value of life is not measured by time, but by depth." Alive 9." Work hard, young man. At least your hard work is visible." Slam Dunk 10 " The most important thing in life is to know what you want and then fight for it." The Shawshank Redemption

There are many excellent novels that have been adapted into movies or television dramas. The Harry Potter series has been adapted into seven films, including Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 1 and Part 2. "Dream of the Red Chamber" was a famous Chinese novel that had been adapted into many TV series and movies. The most famous one was the 1987 version of "Dream of the Red Chamber." " Water Margins " was another famous Chinese novel that had been adapted into many TV series and movies. The most famous one was the 1994 version of " Water Margins." Journey to the West was one of the four great masterpieces in China, and it had been adapted into many TV series and movies. The most famous one was the 1986 version of Journey to the West. Game of Thrones was a famous American novel that had been adapted into seven movies and many TV series. The most famous one was the 1989 version of Game of Thrones. When these novels were adapted into movies or TV series, not only did they retain the plot and characters in the novels, but they also added more special effects and action scenes to make the movies or TV series more exciting.

The following are some Japanese TV series and movies adapted from manga: 1. Your Name. (Your Name) -The movie directed by Makoto Shinkai was adapted from Miwa Yuki's manga, Your Name. 2 Attack on Titan-Both the TV series and the movie version are adapted from the comic book by Alan V. Blaise, Attack on Titan. 3 Sword Art Online-The TV series and movie version are both adapted from the manga, Sword Art Online, created by Chihiro Aori. 4 Death Note-The movie version is adapted from the manga Death Note created by Oba Thrush. 5 Demon Slayer-Both the TV series and movie versions are adapted from the manga, Demon Slayer, created by Yoshihiro Yashima. [6. Sin Crown (Nisahaka's manga Sin Crown) -Both the TV series and the movie version are adapted from the manga Sin Crown created by Chihiro Aori.] 7 "Tokyo Ghoul"-Both the TV series and movie versions are adapted from "Tokyo Ghoul", a manga by Kaori from Nagasaki. 8 Steins;Gate-The TV series and movie versions are adapted from the comic book, The Gate of the Stone of Destiny, created by Thrush Ohba. 9 Death Note: The Search for the Perfect World-An animated film produced by Streaming, adapted from the manga Death Note by Chihiro Aori. These are some common examples of Japanese TV series and movies adapted from manga, and of course, there are many other works.

" Pianduo " was an APP developed by Beijing Bitwalk Technology Co., Ltd. Its slogan was " Watching videos doesn't cost money. They're all classic movies." The APP focused on long videos. Movies, TV series, variety shows, etc. did not require membership, and there were no advertisements.

The novel, the movie, and the play were three different art forms with many differences. 1. Literature and authenticity: A novel is a literary work that pays more attention to literature and authenticity. It usually narrates the story from a first-person perspective so that the reader can understand the protagonist's psychology and feelings more deeply. Movies and plays, on the other hand, paid more attention to entertainment and authenticity. Although there were elements of novels, they usually paid more attention to the plot and the performance of the characters. 2. Ways of expression: The novel can express the author's thoughts and emotions through description, description, and discussion. However, movies and plays pay more attention to the performance and shaping of the characters. The emotions and theme of the story can be conveyed through the performance of the actors and the shooting of the director. 3. Duration and content: The novel is usually short, usually between tens to hundreds of pages. The plot and theme are relatively simple. On the other hand, movies and plays usually had a longer time to tell a complete story and contain more plot and details. 4. Audience groups: The audience groups of novels, movies, and plays are also different. The novels were usually targeted at adult readers, focusing on the expression of emotions and thoughts. Movies were targeted at the general audience, allowing them to feel the emotions and theme of the story more easily and intuitively. Theater plays are more suitable for older audiences because they usually have more acting and role-playing elements. Although novels, movies, and plays have some similarities, they also have many differences.

The period of the Republic of China was a very important period in Chinese history and also an important background for literary works. The following are some introductions of TV dramas or movies from the Republic of China: Peace Hotel: The drama tells the complicated relationship and character story of a hotel during the Anti-Japanese War. The drama was aired in 2019 with Chen Baoguo, Zhao Liying, and others. 2 "One by One": This drama was adapted from Korea's "Life and Death Decision". It tells the story of Lee Soon-jae, a Korean youth in the early 1920s, who pursued freedom and love in the turbulent historical background. The drama was produced by Korean TV station Kbs and debuted in 2016. "My Brother": The play tells the story of the rise and fall of a family during the Anti-Japanese War. The drama was aired in 2018 with Chen Baoguo, Zhao Liying, and others. 4. Teahouse: This drama is set in a Chinese teahouse in the 1930s. It shows the political, economic, and cultural characteristics of the society at that time by telling the stories of the characters in the teahouse. The play was created by Mr. Lao She and was first broadcasted in 1984. 5 "The Rise of the Great Qin Empire": This drama narrates the rise of the Qin Empire and the impact of various historical events in the early 22nd century. The drama was broadcast in 2015 with Huang Weide and Ning Jing as the main actors. The above is an introduction of several TV dramas or movies from the Republic of China period. Each work has its own unique style and characteristics. I hope you can help.

The Republic of China was a period in Chinese history. There were many TV dramas and movies during this period. The following are some of the more famous works: TV Series: - Teahouse - Romance of the Three Kingdoms - Dream of the Red Chamber - Water margin - Journey to the West - Legend of the White Snake - Ci of the Great Ming Palace - Romance of the Three Kingdoms Film works: - Revolution of 1911 - The First Drop of Blood - The Godfather - Gone with the Wind - Teahouse - Tunnel Warfare - Hero - Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon These works are the treasures of Chinese culture, not only have historical value, but also have high artistic value, deeply loved by the audience.

There are many movies, dramas, and novels about youth. Here are some that I think are better: " To Our Lost Youth ": A classic youth movie that tells the story of several young people on campus. The plot is touching and worth watching. 2. Charlotte's Worries: A comedy film with the theme of reminiscing youth reflects the beauty and troubles of puberty by telling the story of the protagonist, Charlotte. " Tiny Times " movie series: A movie series based on Guo Jingming's novel " Tiny Times ". It tells the story of a group of young people in school and the workplace. The style is gorgeous and the visual effects are excellent. 4." Gardenias Bloom ": A youthful-themed school drama about the friendship and love of a group of young people. The plot is very relaxing and interesting. 5 " The Unspoken Secret ": A movie with the theme of youth and love. It tells the secret between a boy and a girl. The plot is touching and classic. It is worth watching. The Girl We Chased Together in Those Years: A movie with the theme of youth and love. It tells the story of several young people on campus. The plot is relaxed and very touching. 7 Your Name: An animated film with the theme of youth and love. It tells the story of two young people and shows the beauty and troubles of puberty. These are some of the more interesting movies, dramas, and novels about youth. I hope you will like them.