First Words of a Story: 'In the dark alley'

[The TV series " People in the Alley " has already started broadcasting.] This drama was produced by Noon Sunshine, written by Da Mi, directed by Zhang Kaizhou, and produced by Hou Hongliang. The leading actors included Yan Ni, Li Guangjie, Guo Xiaodong, Jiang Xin, Fan Chengcheng, Guan Xiaotong, Wang Anyu, and other actors. The plot told the story of three families and two generations in an alley in the Suzhou cotton mill's family area in the 1970s. It involved topics such as family, friendship, and love. Although the specific premiere date was not provided, according to the information in the search results, the drama had passed the review and was expected to be released in the near future.

Three streets and six alleys was a four-character idiom, which generally referred to the streets and alleys. This idiom came from the 24th chapter of the "Dream of the Red Chamber" by Cao Xueqin, a writer of the Qing Dynasty. In this story, there was a saying,"Whoever he is, if he offends my neighbors, tell them to leave their homes." What he meant was that whoever offended Ni Er's neighbor would be forced to leave their home. The idiom 'three streets and six alleys' could be used to describe the streets and alleys, indicating a very prosperous and lively scene.

" People in the Alley " was a novel with three families as the main characters. Through their life experiences and turning points in their fates, it depicted the background of the early years of China's reform and opening up and the microcosm of people's lives. The story took place in an alley in the family area of Suzhou cotton mill. It told the story of the Zhuang family and the Lin family. The plot of the novel was warm and full of touching details. In the story, the relationship between the characters and the kindness of human nature were emphasized. At the same time, it also reflected the impact of social changes on people's destiny.

" People in the Alley " was a novel written by Da Mi. It told the story of the Zhuang family, Lin family, and Wu family in an alley in the Suzhou cotton mill family area in the late 1970s. The people in this alley had experienced great changes in their fates during the restoration of the college entrance examination, the return of educated youths to the city, and the reform and opening up. Through the stories of parents and children, the novel presented a true portrait of Chinese society during the reform and opening up period. "People in the Alley" had been adapted into a TV series of the same name and was very popular among the audience.

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