Which books are Beijing-style novels?

Here are some recommendations for novels and books about Peking opera: 1. Mei Lanfang 2. Shang Xiaoyun 3. Cheng Yanqiu 4. Xun Huisheng 5. Ma Lianliang 6. The Past 7. "Back then, I fought to get drunk." These books were all biographies of Peking opera artists or romance novels that described the joys and sorrows of Peking opera artists. I hope these recommendations will be helpful to you.

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😋I recommend the following books to you: "Entertainment's Midlife Crisis": The protagonist had a high hairline and a protruding beer belly. He was a greasy middle-aged man who was shopping on an electric bike in old Beijing and eating noodles with fried bean paste. The protagonist returned to Beijing in the 1980s, went to school in a small town, played at the same table as a little boy, and bought a book to meet a lost superstar. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah~

I recommend Shu Nu Ce: The First Female General and By the Emperor's Order, It's Hard to Be a Princess Consort. They are both excellent ancient romance novels with a strong Beijing flavor. The plot is wonderful and the characters are deeply portrayed. They are definitely worth reading. I hope you like my recommendation. Muah ~

I recommend you a Beijing novel, titled "By the Emperor's Order, It's Not Good to Be a Princess Consort." The plot of this ancient romance novel was full of ups and downs, suspense, and fun. The author's writing was exquisite, natural, and eloquent, allowing the readers to immerse themselves in it. Other than that, there were also some recommendations from other Beijing novels, such as "One Centimeter of Sunlight,""If Life Had Only Meets For The First Time," and "The Wife of a Political Official/The Mayor's Wife." These novels were well received by the readers. The writing was exquisite and the plot was attractive. I hope these recommendations can satisfy your need for good writing in Beijing-style novels.

Lao She was the pioneer of Beijing-style novels. Lao She was a famous novelist, dramatist, and literary theorist in China. He was known as the founder of Beijing-style novels. His representative works include the novels Camel Xiangzi, Teahouse, Four Generations Under One roof, etc. These works all use Beijing society as the background to portray many characters and images, showing the style of Chinese society and people's thoughts and feelings at that time. The novels with Beijing flavor became an important part of modern Chinese literature, which had a profound impact on the development of modern Chinese literature.

I recommend "Entertainment's Midlife Crisis" to you. It's a novel about urban life. It tells the story of a successful man from his previous life who transmigrated to a parallel world that was similar to the present world and became an old man with a towering hairline and a protruding beer belly. He rode an electric bike in old Beijing and ate noodles from a small shop on the street. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗

😋I recommend to you a Beijing style Gao Gan Wen: "By the Emperor's Order, It's Not Good to Be a Princess." The plot of this ancient romance novel revolved around a female protagonist who was ordered by the emperor to become a princess consort. The plot was full of ups and downs, suspense, and fun. If you like Beijing style, this novel should be able to satisfy your appetite. I hope you like my recommendation.😗

Beijing-style literature refers to a style and genre of Beijing literature, which originated in the 1920s and developed in the 1930s. It is an important part of modern Chinese literature. The characteristics of Beijing literature were concise language, humor, and focus on describing real life. At the same time, there were some excellent literary works that expressed the culture and historical style of Beijing. The works of Lao She, Ba Jin, Ding Ling, and Zhang Ailing, the representatives of Beijing literature, were famous for their profound thoughts and unique styles. Beijing literature not only occupied an important position in the history of Chinese literature, but it was also widely praised internationally. The language of Beijing literature is concise and humorous. It often uses Beijing slang, spoken language, and customs to express the character and plot of the characters, which has a unique charm. At the same time, the Beijing literature also showed that Beijing's urban culture and historical style were an important part of Beijing literature.

The Beijing School of Fictions and the Beijing Style of Fictions are two terms used in the history of China literature to describe the popular genre of novels in Beijing and its surrounding areas during the Ming and Qing Dynasties. Although these two terms both have the word "Jing", their meanings and characteristics are slightly different. The Beijing School of Fictions refers to a genre of novels that uses the life, customs, habits, and cultural background of Beijing and its surrounding areas as material to express the local social reality and people's inner world through fictional stories and characters. The representative works of the Beijing school of novels were Dream of the Red Chamber, Water Margins, Journey to the West, and so on. The characteristic of the Beijing novels was that they focused on describing the local social reality and characters, with strong local characteristics and cultural implications. Beijing-style novels referred to the novel genre that used the life, customs, habits, and cultural background of Beijing and its surrounding areas as material to express the local social reality and people's inner world through fictional stories and characters. At the same time, it also integrated the cultural elements of other regions. The representative works of Beijing-style novels include Teahouse and Four Generations Living Together. The characteristic of Beijing-style novels was that they focused on describing the local social reality and the character of the characters. At the same time, they integrated the cultural elements of other regions and had a unique Beijing accent. Therefore, the main difference between the novels of the Beijing School and the novels of the Beijing Style lies in their background and content. The novels of the Beijing school emphasized the local social reality and characters with strong local characteristics and cultural implications, while the novels of the Beijing style emphasized the integration of cultural elements from other regions with a unique Beijing accent and rhyme.