Why was it that he could see movies from the 1950s but not TV dramas from the 1970s?
There were several reasons for the existence of movies in the 1950s and television dramas in the 1970s: 1. The production methods of movies and TV series are different. The director was usually the center of the movie, and he was the one who expressed his emotions and thoughts through the lens and images. On the other hand, television dramas were centered around the actors and expressed their emotions and thoughts through their performances and plots. Therefore, the difference in production methods between the movies of the 1950s and the TV series of the 1970s caused them to be produced and developed at different times. 2. Movies and TV series had different audiences. Moviegoers were usually free to choose the content and style of the movie. On the other hand, TV series were targeted at the audience. The audience could choose the content and style of the TV series according to their own preferences and needs. Therefore, movies from the 1950s and TV dramas from the 1970s had different audiences, which led to them being welcomed and loved differently at different times. 3. The copyright protection for movies and TV series was different. The copyright protection of movies was relatively strict. Only within a certain period of time could a movie be legally played. On the other hand, the copyright protection of TV series was relatively loose. They could play TV series at any time. Therefore, there were differences in copyright protection between movies from the 1950s and television dramas from the 1970s, which led to different copyright protection at different times. To sum up, the reasons for the existence of movies in the 1950s and TV series in the 1970s were the differences in production methods, audiences, and copyright protection. As time passed, the production methods, audiences, and copyright protection of movies and TV series changed. Therefore, you can now see movies from the 1950s but not TV series from the 1970s.
You can see TV dramas from the 70s and 80s in that video broadcasting APP?
TV series from the 70s and 80s can be found in the film and television broadcast app. The specific type of APP may vary according to the region and personal preferences. For example, in China, viewers could find TV dramas from the 70s and 80s on apps such as Film and Television Daquan, iQiyi, Youku, and QQ Video. In the United States, viewers could find TV series from the 1970s and 1980s on apps such as Weibo, Facebook, and Amazon Prime Video. In Europe, viewers could find TV series from the 70s and 80s on apps such as Youtube and Vimeo. The audience could also find the broadcast of these TV series on the TV remote control or at the local film and television broadcasting center.
Are TV dramas and movies all adapted from novels?
Not exactly. In the production of TV series and movies, novels can be used as a reference or inspiration for the script, but they are not necessary. Some TV shows and movies are adapted from real stories or novels while others are original. It was also possible that the novel had been made into a movie or TV series, but the script was not adapted from the novel.
Are TV dramas and movies all adapted from 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.
Why are novels different from TV dramas?
There were some differences between novels and TV dramas. First of all, the tone and style of the novel was very different from that of the TV series. The novel took secular matters as the main line, but in the middle and late stages, it unfolded a story of trickery and various human nature, which penetrated into the readers 'hearts. The novel's world setting had already explained a lot of content, giving people a sense of emptiness and imagination. In the TV series, however, the world view was presented slowly. It only took shape after the first meeting with Count Sinan, the stone tablet of the Inspection Yard, and even the opening of the treasure chest in the middle of the game. In addition, some characters from the original novel were deleted from the TV series, such as Fan Xian's personal servant girl Sisi, the fourth son of the Fan family, Yang Wanli, Hou Jichang, and so on. Chen Pingping's role in the TV series had also been changed. He could use Fan Xian or even sacrifice him for the Qing Kingdom. In the novel, Chen Pingping was wholeheartedly devoted to Fan Xian. Ye Qingmei was hardly mentioned in the TV series, but in the novel, she was the key character who started the story. Liu Sisi did not appear in the TV series, but in the novel, she was Fan Xian's second wife. In general, there were some differences in character settings and worldviews between the TV series and the novel. Each version had its own unique charm.
Introduction to several TV dramas or movies from the Republic of China
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.
What were the TV dramas and movies from the Republic of China?
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.
Collect classic sayings from movies, TV dramas or novels
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
In the Name of the Family's dramatic change from kinship to romance was a little disappointing. Why could movies and television dramas always hide from love?
In the Name of Family was a movie about family and love, and the plot arrangement might be disappointing under certain circumstances. However, the creation of films and television dramas was often decided according to market demand and audience preferences. Therefore, the plot arrangement of some films and television dramas might be more flexible to adapt to the viewing needs of different audiences. Love has always been an important theme in literature and movies because human beings crave to love and be loved deep down. In addition, many viewers would view love as an important emotional support and motivation in life. Therefore, love plots often appeared in movies and television dramas to cater to the audience's tastes and satisfy the audience's emotional needs. The plot arrangement of the film and television series was also influenced by the decisions of the creative team and producers. They might consider market demand, production costs, plot rhythm, cast, and other factors to decide whether to add love elements. If adding a love element could increase the appeal and box office earnings of the film, the creative team might take the risk to add this element to attract more viewers. Although some viewers might be disappointed that In the Name of the Family had changed from a family drama to a romance drama. However, the plot arrangement of a film and television drama was often determined by market demand and audience preferences. If the audience had some expectations for the love in the drama, then being disappointed did not mean that the drama was not worth watching.
Second question, do you like Jin Yong's novels or movies and TV dramas adapted from Jin Yong's novels? Why?
I don't have any feelings or preferences, but as a fan of online literature, I can answer this question. Jin Yong's novel is one of the representative works of Chinese martial arts novels, known as "the first master of martial arts novels". Its story plot is full of twists and turns, the characters are vivid, the language is beautiful, and it is deeply loved by readers. At the same time, Jin Yong's novels had also been adapted into many films and television dramas, such as " The Eight Dragons and Dragons,"" The Deer and the Cauldron,"" The Smiling Proud Jianghu," and so on. These films and television dramas also had a high reputation and evaluation among the audience. The reasons why I like Jin Yong's novels and movies and dramas adapted from them are as follows: Jin Yong's novels have a very high literary value. The story plot, character image and language have a very high artistic level. It is very interesting to read. After Jin Yong's novel was adapted into a film and television drama, it not only had entertainment value, but also deeply reflected the traditional Chinese culture and values, allowing the audience to appreciate the film and have a deeper understanding of Chinese culture. Jin Yong's novels and movies and TV series adapted from his novels have a high reputation and influence not only in China but also in the world. Their plots and characters have been well known and loved by readers and audiences.
Nowadays, movies and TV dramas were popular, adapted from novels, and starred by celebrities. Why was there such a trend?
There were a few reasons for the trend of adapting popular novels to movies and television dramas and having celebrities star in them: 1. Star effect: The participation of a star can increase the popularity and topic of the film, thus increasing the box office and reputation of the film. For novel adaptation and film production, choosing famous actors could attract more attention and interest from the audience, increasing the influence and appeal of the film. 2. Storyline: When a novel is adapted into a movie or TV series, the storyline needs to be rearranged and interpreted to ensure the integrity and cohesiveness of the film. Choosing a well-known actor could better show the story and attract the audience's interest to improve the quality of the film. 3. Market demand: As the audience's demand for films grew, more and more films began to try to adapt novels into movies or TV series. Choosing a novel adaptation and star actors could attract more audiences to meet the market demand and increase the competitiveness of the film. 4. Commercial interests: After the novel is adapted into a movie or TV series, it can earn higher profits. Choosing well-known actors could increase the popularity and commercial value of the film, thus increasing the profit of the film. To sum up, novel adaptation and celebrity acting was a feasible business strategy that could increase the influence and appeal of the film to meet the market demand and obtain higher profits.