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"I eat tomatoes"

"Squid who loves diving"

On October 12th, China Online Literature Influence List (2022) was released and Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area Online Literature High-quality Development Seminar was held in Guangzhou. Online literature writers, critics, platform leaders and industry representatives from all over the country gathered together to discuss the present situation and future of online literature.

The event was hosted by the Chinese Writers Association, the Propaganda Department of the Guangdong Provincial Committee of the Communist Party of China, and co-organized by the Network Literature Center of the Chinese Writers Association, the Guangdong Writers Association and Huacheng College of Literature.

I eat tomatoes, love diving squid, drinkers, bandits, I think about saving and other well-known online writers appeared at the venue, as well as online literary critics, platform leaders, cultural industry representatives from all over the country to participate in the activities.

After 20 or 30 years’ development, the online literature born on the Internet platform has gradually bid farewell to the early state of "barbaric growth and mud and sand", constantly breaking through the typed writing of cool articles and gradually moving towards the mainstream, high-quality and even classic development path. The content ecology of online literature has been further optimized, the trend of high-quality products has become stronger, and the trend of "going out to sea" of online literature has gradually become a scale.

The Realistic Trend of Web Theme: Hi? Worry?

On the evening of October 12th, the China Online Literature Influence List (2022) was officially released. After strict initial evaluation, re-evaluation, final evaluation and online voting by readers, the Network Literature Center of China Writers Association launched four lists: online novel list, IP influence list, overseas communication list and newcomer list, with 29 online literary works and 8 newcomer writers on the list.

The reporter found that in this list of works, the theme structure of online literature is more optimized, and the realistic theme has become the "new favorite" of online texts, and excellent works are frequent. Among the works on the list of online novels, works such as Critical Path and Biography of Shanghai Mortal closely follow the pulse of the times and write about real life.

On April 10th this year, the "Research Report on the Development of Network Literature in China in 2022" issued by the Institute of Literature of China Academy of Social Sciences also pointed out this trend: realistic works entered the "golden age" with a high compound growth rate of 37.2%.

According to Huang Fayou, chairman of Shandong Writers Association and professor of Shandong University College of Literature, the prosperity of online literature’s realistic theme creation is, in a sense, an important manifestation of online literature’s mainstream and high-quality practice. "In recent years, the creation of realistic themes of online literature has made remarkable progress and development, which has injected new vitality into online literature and pushed online literature to break through the bottleneck of development, with a broader vision and a more diverse pattern."

The same theme of reform and opening up, online literature works are not only more vivid, but also more interesting, and there is no lack of depth and temperature. The application of network literature techniques and visual narrative means also brings new aesthetics to the creation of realistic themes. Huang Fayou said that, like "Daguo Heavy Industry", it has a deep understanding of the machinery industry, and is full of respect for the exploration spirit of technicians and the fighting spirit of workers who are not afraid of difficulties. The works have a kind of affectionate power.

Wu Lanqi Muge, an associate professor at the School of Humanities, Wenzhou University, emphasized that the greatest feature of online literature is its freedom, popularity and tradition of telling stories, which allows us to have leisure, entertainment and games, which is a very important reason for its existence. "If all online literature develops to realistic literature or high-quality literature, it will certainly fail to learn from the strengths of traditional literature. Network literature has some reasons for its existence. Among some fantasy, fantasy and story-telling theme types, we can see some innovations in ideological artistry and literature and art that are no less than traditional literature and fine literature. In fact, it already has the advantages and disadvantages of traditional literature. "

In addition to realistic themes, sci-fi works, as one of the most important online categories, are still growing at a high speed. In 2022, "science" appeared nearly 250,000 times in the book review area. In this list of works, "We Live in Nanjing" and "Nomenclature of the Night" have developed gorgeous imagination, written fantastic fables in the vast universe, and explored the boundaries of sci-fi theme creation.

With the development of science and technology and the popularity of sci-fi film and television dramas, the post-90s and post-00s are rapidly pouring into the production and dissemination of sci-fi online literature in the activity field of the Internet, which is naturally labeled as "younger". The "Z generation" writers have gradually become the main creative force, and the newcomers of online writers combine the latest cutting-edge technology to create, bringing a new look and atmosphere to the development of the industry.

"Going out", China traditional culture is sought after.

According to the data released by the Network Literature Center of the Chinese Writers Association, by the end of 2022, the overseas market scale of China’s online literature exceeded 3 billion yuan, with more than 16,000 online works exported overseas, and overseas users exceeded 150 million, covering more than 200 countries and regions in the world.

From 2004, qidian began to sell the copyright of online novels to the whole world, to 2006, the translated works of Ghost Blowing Lights and Zhu Xian opened the Southeast Asian market, and then overseas originality and AI translation were launched, and IP adaptation was popular overseas. China’s online literature has spread all over the world, and some people even listed China’s online literature as "the four cultural wonders of the world" along with Hollywood blockbusters, Japanese anime and Korean TV dramas.

On the overseas communication list published this time, "The Return of the Warrior" triggered readers in more than 170 countries and regions around the world to "catch up" with a compact plot and suspense story lines, with more than 500 million hits; Cosmic Pro combines various elements such as reiki revival, live martial arts broadcast and life evolution, and shows the powerful imagination and narrative power of China’s online literature overseas …

It is worth mentioning that, in the tide of "net writing goes to sea", the works that inherit Chinese excellent traditional culture have made outstanding achievements, attracting many overseas readers, and the international communication effect is outstanding.

According to Tian Zhiguo, deputy editor-in-chief of Reading Group, through investigation, they found that overseas readers like China traditional culture and modern China style. In 2022, China-related words appeared 150,000 times in readers’ comments. In readers’ related discussions, the most mentioned China elements include food, martial arts, tea art and panda.

Tian Zhiguo said that with the continuous going out to sea of online articles, the literary style relying on the Internet has become an important entertainment content in Southeast Asia and North America, which is loved by local young people. "We have opened up localized originality in the local area. The main types of works are 15 categories and more than 100 subcategories, mainly focusing on five major themes: city, game competition, science fiction, oriental fantasy and western fantasy. Many of the oriental fantasy themes are influenced by China’s traditional culture and have a strong Chinese style in theme setting and character setting. "

In recent years, many platforms have made efforts in the direction of audio and short video to promote the spread of China’s online literature overseas. According to Xie Guangcai, director and executive vice president of Chinese Online Group, as far as overseas communication is concerned, the current "ReelShort" short play can be described as a shining star in the European and American markets, and its user scale has developed very rapidly, making it a sample for short plays to go to sea. "The short drama of network development is a good outlet in the current two or three years, but its quality is the top priority of commercial operation."

Tong Ye, CEO of Twitter Technology, said that going out to sea is not just a text going out, but more importantly, letting Chinese culture go out. Xie Sipeng, editor-in-chief of tomato novels, also stressed that both the content and the mode of going out to sea are all China’s online articles going out to sea, and they all bear the mission and heavy responsibility of spreading China culture.

The degree of mainstreaming has increased, and excellent originality is still less.

While the iron is hot, you need to be hard. Whether the theme turns or the online text goes out to sea, high-quality online literature works are needed. This is also the core value of this list release and seminar: focusing on the mainstream and quality creation of online literature.

China’s online literature has been in a state of natural growth for quite a long time since it came into being spontaneously. Internet literature, which was born on the Internet platform, pays too much attention to market efficiency and pursues "fast", "long" and "cool" blindly, resulting in the problems of rough quality, vulgar content and deviation from mainstream values, which can be described as "barbaric growth and mud and sand".

In recent years, with the continuous promotion of the trend of quality content, the mainstream degree of online literature at home and abroad has been significantly improved in 2022: in China, 144 online works have been permanently collected by the National Library, and 10 digital versions of online works have been collected in the China National Edition Museum; Overseas, 16 China websites have been collected by the British Library, and they have spread to more than 200 countries and regions around the world, with 901 million users visiting overseas websites.

"It is necessary to promote the mainstream and quality of online literature innovation." Hu Bangsheng, member of the party group and secretary of the Secretariat of the Chinese Writers Association, observed that there are a large number of online literary works and rich types, but there are still few excellent original contents. He believes that holding an online literary and cultural heritage forum and publishing a list of online novels is to inherit the Chinese context, explore the development path, guide online writers to adhere to the correct creative orientation, and launch more online literary masterpieces.

"Mainstreaming, quality and classicalization are a plan for the whole online literature industry, which requires that online literature must serve this era. This requirement also invisibly constrains the creation of each of our online writers, regardless of personal will." According to Ouyang Youquan, a professor at Central South University, the current development of online literature is facing many changes. With the rise of audio and video industrialization, as the source of content, online literature must produce high-quality texts so that our creation can stand, spread and stay.

Guangdong is one of the cradles of online literature in China, and it is also the province with the largest number of online writers, and many "great god" writers who are famous all over the network have been born. According to Zhang Peizhong, Party Secretary and Full-time Vice Chairman of Guangdong Writers Association, by the end of 2022, there were more than 200,000 online literature writers in Guangdong, including nearly 40,000 people who signed contracts with websites and wrote, and 150 head writers. The number of authors, works and readers ranked among the top in China, with strong development momentum and broad prospects. "We should further strengthen the creation of high-quality products, speed up the IP transformation, increase the online literature’s going to sea, and truly realize the two-way development and two-way empowerment of Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area’s online literature and cultural industries", and make Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area an important pole in the development of China’s online literature.

[interview]

"I eat tomatoes":

Focus on creation, not following the market trend.

Network writer "I eat tomatoes", whose real name is Zhu Hongzhi, is called "tomato". In 2005, he began to serialize The Legend of the Star Peak in qidian, and since then, he has started the journey of online literature creation, and has successively published works such as The Star Change, Panlong, Swallowing the Starry Sky, The Age of the Wild, and The Professional Player of the Universe, breaking many online records.

Among them, Panlong, Swallowing the Starry Sky, Cosmic Professional Player and many other works are also representative works of online writing, which have been translated into English, Korean, Thai, Indonesian and other languages.

Yangcheng Evening News: For you personally, what is the biggest change in online literature over the years?

I eat tomatoes: the external environment has been changing, and we need to adhere to the initial intention of creation while adapting to the environment. Online novels developed vigorously in 2002, and it has been about 20 years now. Its future still has great potential and possibility. All we have to do is write a good story, and your story may spread explosively at the right time. You can’t follow the trend just because of what the market is, like the short video of the fire now, not that you have to do it. Writers still have to concentrate on creation, write a good work, and then wait for the opportunity.

Yangcheng Evening News: Now discussing online literature, many critics have put forward the expectation of "mainstreaming" and "quality". As an online writer, do you want your works to enter the mainstream vision?

I eat tomatoes: the ancients said, "If you take it, you will get it." You can set a high goal and then work hard in this direction. As for the result, I think it will be left to future generations to evaluate.

Yangcheng Evening News: Apart from online literature, have you tried to create more profound and serious literature?

I eat tomatoes: the boundaries of serious literature are actually rather vague. The essence of literature is to convey ideas. If the ideas you convey can still have a good influence on people after a hundred years, then I think your works are excellent literary works, and you are creating with a very serious attitude, which is exactly what I have been pursuing.

Yangcheng Evening News: Where does your creative source come from? What is the creative motivation?

I eat tomatoes: the source of my creation is the bits and pieces in my life, like sometimes looking at the blue sky and white clouds outside, I will conceive a very illusory world in my mind, or watching a news, which will also trigger some associations. These are the sources of creative materials.

If you are motivated to create, I feel that people still have to pursue something, and they can’t live in a daze all the time. I started writing in 2005, and it’s been 18 years now, which is equivalent to doing it all the time during the most creative period. Since this is the most important career in your life, I still hope to create some excellent works. If there are still works that are widely welcomed by readers many years later, it is still a very fulfilling thing for me.

Yangcheng Evening News: In your opinion, how does online literature creation relate to the times?

I eat tomatoes: as a member of society, the author will of course be influenced by various social news when he creates. However, for me personally, there is a certain time difference. Because when I write a novel, it is often long, up to several million words, so before I start writing, I will first determine the outline of the novel, and once it is decided, it will not be easily changed. Just like Jin Yong’s novels, there are many foreshadowing in the early stage, and these foreshadowing have already decided the direction of the later article. So the touch of news events may generally be integrated into the creation of my next work.

Yangcheng Evening News: Do you analyze readers’ preferences when creating?

I eat tomatoes: I may listen to readers’ opinions in the process of preparation, but once I start writing, I will stick to telling the story in my heart. I have written many creative themes, such as Xian Xia, science fiction, magic, city and so on. I like to challenge some unwritten themes, and different attempts are more fresh.

Yangcheng Evening News: What do you think or suggest about China’s online literature going out to sea?

I eat tomatoes: the first step of online literature is translation, so the translator is very important. A good translator should first like the work itself, and then be able to translate it into other languages smoothly. Besides the translator, the original work itself is fundamental. Another is the platform, which needs a suitable platform to spread excellent online literary works and reach overseas readers.

"Squid who loves diving":

Net articles with deep expression will have more audiences.

The online writer "Squid Who Loves Diving", whose real name is vilen, is a signing writer at the starting point and a platinum writer of Reading Group. He has written many online novels, such as "The Record of Death" (formerly known as "The Way to Immortality"), "The Divine Immortal", "The Master of Mysticity" and so on. Among them, the number of hits on the Internet of "The Divine Works of Olympiad Mathematics" exceeded 12 million, ranking first in the list of online novels in China in 2015 by Chinese Writers Association, and winning the first Biennial Award for Excellence in Chinese Online Literature.

He has also won the second "Mao Dun Literature Newcomer Award of Chinese Literature Foundation" and the third "Orange Melon Network Literature Award" and other honors. In 2016, he was elected as the vice chairman of the 8th Sichuan Writers Association. In 2019, he was elected as the chairman of Sichuan Network Writers Association.

Yangcheng Evening News: What do you think of the proposition of "classicalization" of online literature?

Squid who loves diving: I think there may be a long way to go to talk about the "classicalization" of online literature. What we should do first is to make it fine. As a creator, classicalization is definitely an unavoidable desire. But at this stage, as far as I am concerned, I can only say that I am constantly exploring in my own creative field and writing more timeless works, which can be passed down as much as possible.

Yangcheng Evening News: Will deep thoughts conflict with the pursuit of story in online literature?

Squid who loves diving: Not really, because online literature is aimed at hundreds of millions of readers. Some readers prefer relaxed and cool articles, while others want to see some works that can touch people’s hearts and arouse resonance. Network literature can’t please everyone, and it can only attract favorite readers as much as possible in its own field. On this basis, online literature with deep expression will have more audiences in the future.

Yangcheng Evening News: In your opinion, how has online literature changed in the past 20 or 20 years?

Squid who loves diving: the progress of technology has brought many changes to online literature. The earliest online literature was only serialized on the internet, and it was still a literary expression in essence. Later, with the development of technology, the era of mobile internet was ushered in, and many readers used their mobile phones to read books. At this time, as the author of online literature, in order to optimize the mobile phone reading experience, he will try to split long sentences into short sentences and remove large inner monologues. Now, with the assistance of AI, it can help to name the supporting role of the work, and even provide some story outlines, giving some ideas and inspiration. Of course, technology is always only an aid, which cannot replace the uniqueness of human creation, nor can it simulate the inner mental journey of each individual.

Yangcheng Evening News: What changes have you brought by engaging in online literature creation?

Squid who loves diving: I am very grateful to the industry of online literature, which makes me jump out of the established box.

Figure/Cai Yisheng

Abstract: There are many popular students in Taiwan, and some of them are popular all the way. "Qiu Ze: Qiu Ze was born into a working family and grew up in a single-parent family. His father was a taxi driver, his mother was a hairdresser, and his parents divorced when Qiu Ze was 3 years old.

There are many popular students in Taiwan, and some of them have been successful all the way. Although they are dazzling stars on the stage today, their very different backgrounds are little known. Let’s reveal the background of these handsome guys one by one for you.

Ruan Jingtian: Ruan Jingtian’s great grandfather once opened a sauce garden to enrich a party. Recently, the family background of Taiwanese male star Ruan Jingtian was exposed by the media. According to media reports, his great grandfather Ruan Jiliang is the third generation descendant of Wanchang Sauce Garden, named Shang Fu, with the word Liang Bi, Ji Liang is his number, known as "Eighth Master". Zhejiang Wanchang Sauce Garden is the predecessor of Zeguo Winery, where the famous old wine of Zeguo is produced. In the generation of Ruan Jiliang, the Ruan family flourished for a while. According to the "Wenling County Chronicle" compiled in 1990, Ruan Shangfu and his brother Ruan Shangzhi had a total of 1,850 acres of land, 1 bank, 4 pawn shops, dozens of shops, and more than 200 houses. It was known as "Ruan Ban Street". There were private armed "Ruan Family Team" and 2 machine guns. In 1949, at the beginning of the liberation of Wenling, Ruan Jiliang was intimidated by the revolutionary situation and ran away to hide. In 1955, Ruan Jiliang’s two sons, Ruan Quanxi and Ruan Cangxi, both went to Taiwan. Despite the changes of time, there are still traces of Ruan Jiliang’s life in Zeguo and the surrounding area. The Wanchang Sauce Garden near Xianzeguo Primary School and the "Tomb of the Eight Elders" near Feiquan Temple in Yandang Mountain have attracted Ruan Jiliang’s descendants to follow in the footsteps of their ancestors.

Ruan Jingtian was born into a military family. Ruan Jingtian was born into a military family. Before entering the industry, he was a swimmer and won the Taichung Iron Man two championships in high school. His dream was to be a pilot, and he has passed relevant exams. In 2002, he was favored when he accompanied a friend to audition and starred in the "Love" MV of Penny Dai. After that, he signed a contract with Kaiwo Model Agency, which mainly focuses on walking shows and shooting advertisements. He also cooperated with Wang Fei, Zhang Huimei, Sun Yanzi and other divas in MV, and the other two male models of the company, Zheng Yuanchang and He Junxiang, also called "Kaiwo Three Musketeers".

There are 8 left bodyguards in public places. When he was a child, Zheng Yuanchang was a fat boy, much different from what he looks like now. When he was in high school, his father hoped that Zheng Yuanchang would study science and engineering, but he hoped to achieve his ideal in art. He knew in his heart that if he chose acting, the road might be very bumpy. If he was lucky, he might become popular overnight, and if he was unlucky, he might be broke. Very practical problems were in front of him, and after being shaken for a while, Zheng Yuanchang still chose to follow his father’s advice. But life still did not bury the boy who was 190 cm tall when he was in middle school in this country. That’s it, a friend casually recommended Zheng Yuanchang to participate in the model selection. He thought, anyway, try it, it doesn’t matter. Who would have thought that this step would enter the door of the entertainment industry and become a popular small student in Taiwan today. In the past, Xiao Zong usually took a taxi to other places, but now there are about 8 bodyguards in public places.

He Junxiang: He Junxiang was born into a family of military officers. According to Lianhe Zaobao, He Junxiang’s uncle is Hu Zhenqiu, a former deputy director of the National Security Bureau, who later served as a national policy advisor to the presidential palace. His uncle’s younger brother is Hu Zhenpu, the army commander-in-chief, and his family background is quite prominent. He Junxiang was suspected of evading military service because he had never graduated from his studies, but he revealed that his family elders were all high-ranking soldiers. He was educated and managed by militarization since he was a child. He said frankly: "The boys in the family are all soldiers. If any child does not join the army, he will lose face to his family." To prove his innocence, it is not to evade military service.

He Junxiang wanted to be a physical education teacher when he was a teenager, and later a friend took him to practice boxing. He Junxiang himself admitted that "I was ready to practice boxing well, so I went to the boxing supply store with my teacher and classmates to buy boxing supplies. As a result, an editor of" Men’s Gang "magazine was there. When he saw me, he asked me to take pictures. After taking pictures, he signed a contract with Kaiwo. Later, he took a MV, and then I made my debut." Later, He Junxiang made his debut as a model and entered the entertainment industry. Now he has become a popular student of Taiwanese idol dramas and is an idol of many female fans.

William Li: William Li’s father left without saying goodbye when he was 5 years old. He started working at the age of 13. His grandfather was British, his grandmother was of mixed Japanese and German blood, and his mother was Singaporean. He had an unpleasant childhood experience. At the age of 5, his father unexpectedly left without saying goodbye. Not only did he leave his mother, but he and his brother did not want him. In order to make a living, his mother had to work two jobs to support the family. William Li was a "key child" from the age of 5. He went home alone after school and ate the dishes cooked by his mother in advance. In school, William Li often could not speak a word all day. Because he was too quiet and too shy, William Li was often bullied by his classmates. William Li has been living in his own world. Finally, at the age of 13, he started a working life to help with the family. He worked many jobs, including porter, waiter, flyer, etc. At the age of 16, he also worked as a salesperson for Christmas supplies, knocking on doors every day. Rejection was a common occurrence for him. Unable to break the fear of facing crowds, he joined his brother in the modeling world, encouraged by his mother and brother.

In 2001, William Likely stood out in the male model selection in Singapore and represented Singapore in the "World Top Model Competition". He passed all the way and won the title of "No. 1 in the 2001 World Top Model Competition" and the "Best Body Award". In this regard, William Likely said: "The god of luck has favored me since this time." Later, he starred in "The Kingdom of Heaven’s Wedding Dress" with Wang Xinling, which made him easily famous. According to Lianhe Zaobao, William Likely currently earns a net worth of hundreds of millions of Taiwan dollars in Taiwan, and he is a noble son in and out of the play. He owns four houses in Taiwan and has a net worth of hundreds of millions of Taiwan dollars. In fact, he is frugal by nature and is often called "governor". He also shops around in stores. Imported instant noodles from Singapore sold in Taiwan are twice as expensive. He would rather return to his hometown by air at NT $30 (about S $1.25) per pack of instant noodles to Taiwan. He also saves water and electricity. He can turn off wherever he goes at home and drive a diesel car in Taiwan, which is environmentally friendly and saves money.

Zhao Youting: Zhao Youting comes from an acting family. Zhao Youting, a Taiwanese actor born in 1984, is the youngest son of Taiwanese artist Zhao Shuhai. He returned to Taiwan from Canada to enter the acting industry. He starred in the first TV series "Ruffian Hero" in 2009 and made his debut. Won the Best Actor Award at the 44th Taiwan Golden Bell Awards, and jumped to the rank of emperor.

Zhao Youting’s father, Zhao Shuhai, is a Taiwanese singer, actor, lyricist, composer, and TV host. He graduated from the mechanical engineering department of Huaxia Institute of Technology and was an outstanding folk singer during the heyday of campus folk songs in the 1970s. He once hosted "Let’s Come Together", which was popular all over the world. He also presided over a number of scientific research and other research projects, and made major inventions and creations in the work of electric power anti-pollution flash. Since Zhao Youting’s debut, he has been smooth sailing all the way, and his father Zhao Shuhai has made great contributions. Not only has he laid a solid foundation for his son’s career, but he has also been extremely protective of his son. At that time, Zhao Youting and Zhou Yumin were competing for the Golden Bell Award for Best Actor, and Zhou Yumin’s fans on the Internet posted some negative messages to Zhao Youting. Zhao Shuhai was eager to protect his son and directly scolded him on Weibo to seek justice for his son.

Tang Yuzhe: Tang Yuzhe lost his father in childhood. In idol dramas, Tang Yuzhe is full of aristocratic gentleman temperament. Tang Yuzhe grew up in a single-parent family, and his father passed away when he was young, leaving only his sister and mother together. It is reported that when he was in the first year of the country, his father passed away in an accident on the construction site, which also gave Tang Yuzhe a great blow and made him become taciturn.

After being brought into the entertainment industry by a talent scout, Tang Yuzhe’s family worked hard for a living. Tang Yuzhe himself graduated from high school and was discovered by talent scouts while working part-time. Tang Yuzhe once confessed: "Although no one cared about my life during that time, I seemed to be free and could do whatever I liked, but it was the time when I was the most unhappy." Until he was 20 years old, the days without his family made him feel extremely uncomfortable, because no one shared with him whether he was happy or not. He said: "At that time, I would not say anything happy or unhappy when I encountered it. I just kept it in my heart. It was like closing myself up. I didn’t know how to talk to people very well. I just kept everything in my heart. At that time, I began to dream that if one day I could make a lot of money, I would buy land by the sea and build a beautiful big house to share my family with my mother, sister and future wife."

Qiu Ze: Qiu Ze was born into a working family and grew up in a single-parent family. His father was a taxi driver, his mother was a hairdresser, and his parents divorced when Qiu Ze was 3 years old. Just like every child from a single-parent family, he was forced to be independent very early, and he experienced the loneliness and insecurity of being alone at home very early. Since Qiu Ze’s memory, his father drove a taxi for 15 or 6 hours a day, and it was very difficult to pay rent and living expenses. As long as the lease expired, he kept moving with his father. He moved back and forth at least 8 times. When he signed a contract to enter the entertainment industry, even though Qiu Ze made some money, he still lived in a rented house.

Yan Yalun: Yan Yalun’s father is a famous doctor, Yan Yalun, his real name is Wu Genglin, and he is the youngest member of the Taiwanese male singing group Fahrenheit. He lived in Connecticut, USA for more than 5 years when he was in elementary school, and served as part of the location host of the Japanese TV program C-POP WORLD in Taiwan. There are one father, one mother and one sister in the family. His father, Wu Mingxiu, is an attending physician in the Department of Nephrology at National Taiwan University Hospital, and the director of the Blood Purification Department of the Comprehensive Clinic. He is a medical doctor from the Department of Medicine of National Taiwan University, and a doctor from the Institute of Physiology of National Taiwan University School of Medicine, Dr. Bandi. His mother was a well-known model back then, opened an economic company, and is now a housewife. His biological sister, Wu Minpei, is 2 years younger than him

He was called a young master by Big S, and it was learned that Yan Yalun was a premature baby with poor health, so his family loved him very much. Big S also said in the disclosure that he was a young master. Because of the good living conditions at home, Yan Yalun studied abroad since childhood and spoke authentic English. His family education was very strict. He started learning upper-class etiquette when he was young. At the age of 3, he started learning piano and recorder, and he played a beautiful piano. When he was in middle school, he played blogs with his classmates, and he was more popular. He posted a lot of photos on the blog. Later, the blog was very popular, and he was discovered and signed by Huayan boss and entered the entertainment industry.

Ming Dao: Ming Dao was born selling dried fish in the market. Ming Dao, a student of Changhua Normal University, had a poor home environment. His parents were vegetable vendors. Ming Dao recalls his childhood, and the vegetable market was the first priority. When I was in the 5th and 6th grades of primary school, my mother began to sell goods in the vegetable market. Every day, my father was responsible for going to the large wholesale market, batching back small fish, shrimp skins and other dry materials, and then carrying my brother, who was 2 years older than him, and him to the market to set up a stall. Since my mother did not set up a fixed stall, but moved to the mobile vendors in various markets, Ming Dao was familiar with the environment of each market since he was a child. After the third year, Ming Dao and his brother set up a stall independently. My father divided the goods into 3 batches, and took my mother and brothers to different markets to do business. He, who was used to accompanying his mother to set up a stall in the vegetable market, said, "I never thought it was very awkward to sell things in the vegetable market. It’s just that when I was a child, I was lazy. When I was tired of selling, I would be lazy

After flying into the big screen from the vegetable market, many people will deliberately hide their identity of being born in the market after becoming famous, but Ming Dao is not shy, and every time he mentions it, he is slightly proud and excited. Ming Dao said that when he grew up in the market, he would help the family sell dried fish every winter and summer vacation, and he also had a set of "must-kill skills" to attract customers at a young age. Ming Dao participated in the "I Guess I Guess I Guess Guess" rough male selection unit in high school, so he was discovered by talent scouts. In 2002, he officially debuted as the host of "Adventure King". In 2005, he played the general manager of the hotel in the "Prince Becomes Frog" drama, and has since become popular on the screen. After Ming Dao became famous, he also published a book "Ming Dao’s Adventure World", claiming that the vegetable market child will show you the world.

Peng Yuyan: Peng Yuyan’s mother used to run a snack bar. Peng Yuyan was born in Taipei. When he was a child, he had taken many commercials and participated in the filming of TV dramas. He was a standard child star. At the age of 14, he immigrated to Canada with his family and entered the famous Canadian school UBC, majoring in economics and business. Peng Yuyan grew up in a single-parent family. When he was interviewed, he said that he remembered that his family used to run a restaurant, and his mother carried all kinds of trivia. When he was a child, he watched his mother busy.

From the same star to the male lead of the idol drama, Peng Yuyan returned to Taiwan during the summer vacation of his sophomore year. The director who knew him when he was shooting commercials asked him to shoot idol dramas, so he entered the entertainment industry and therefore stopped studying to make films. This TV drama is "Love White Paper".

Ke Zhendong: Ke Zhendong was born well-off, Ke Zhendong, his real name is Ke Jiakai, born on June 18, 1991, from Penghu, Taiwan. He is now a second-year student of the Department of Physical Education at the Private Chinese Culture University. According to previous media reports, Ke Zhendong’s father, Ke Yaozong, used to be in the clothing business and is now a store owner, opening a "whiple" store. The first floor is a clothing store, and the second floor is a restaurant. The reporter rushed to the scene. He really saw Ke Dad talking on the phone at the door of the store, and soon went upstairs to greet him. The reporter stepped forward to ask, and Ke Dad first stated that he was not in the entertainment industry and did not want to be in the limelight.

Ke Zhendong became popular because he starred in "The Girl We Chased Together in Those Years". In fact, Ke Zhendong’s father also made a cameo appearance as Ke Zhendong’s father in "That". At that time, in order to support his son, he was loyal and accompanied his son to film. It can be seen that his father can also be regarded as a person in the entertainment industry.

Chen Chuhe: His family background is related to the gang. Although the male artist Chen Chuhe is handsome, he is not too outstanding in Taiwan where idols and men gather together, but his background is very attractive. Chen Chuhe’s father turned out to be the boss of Taiwan’s largest social organization, the "Bamboo Union Gang", and his father is the real boss. Chen Chuhe’s father, Chen Qili, is more well-known than him in Taiwan. He graduated from Tamjiang College of Arts and Sciences. In 1956, he joined the Taiwanese gang "Zhonghe Gang" (later renamed "Bamboo Union Gang"), and eventually gradually became the boss of the club and the spiritual leader.

The death of his father caused a sensation, and Chen Qili passed away due to pancreatic cancer. When he held a farewell ceremony in Taiwan, it caused a sensation. The elite police of Taiwan made every effort. In addition to the identification team selected by each branch to identify the gang members who attended the farewell ceremony, hundreds of plainclothes search personnel were also deployed around the mourning hall, and special police officers were deployed outside the mourning hall.

Left and right guardians to help him break into the entertainment industry, the first to let the audience know Chen Chuhe, is his role in the movie "Kung Fu Slam Dunk", and the film’s investment and distribution side Changhong film and television joint stock company boss is Taiwan producer Wu Dun, and Wu Dun is Chen Qili’s brother, the two are life and death friends, and served a prison sentence together.

Chen Chuhe admits that some viewers pay attention to themselves because of their father’s special status: "Because of my father’s relationship, maybe the group of people will be curious about me at first and start to have contact, but later interpersonal relationships still depend on how they manage and interact with others." The picture shows Chen Qili, Chen Chuhe’s father.

Ashin: The background of Ashin’s underworld family was exposed. Mayday’s lead singer Ashin (Chen Xinhong) attended his grandmother’s farewell ceremony on May 6, 2004, which accidentally exposed the background of the underworld family. From his father and uncle to his cousins, many of them were "brothers on the road". In addition to other members of Mayday, there were also the leader of the Bamboo Federation Gang and the head of Xintang, as well as the "younger brother" who was responsible for helping his family organize the venue or protecting the safety of his eldest brother. This shows the weight of the Chen family in the underworld. According to the investigation, Ashin’s father had opened a call station before Mayday’s rise, and was also seized by the police.

Ashin chases his dreams. It is reported that the song "Stubborn" is a work that Ashin felt when he encountered the "underworld family" incident. When it was reported that Ashin’s family had a underworld background, Ashin and the members of the group were doing a campus concert near Shanghai, and received a call from a colleague saying that the news had broken in Taiwan. At that time, Ashin didn’t want others to worry about his state, but he couldn’t help but worry about whether his family was good or not? Because of the relationship between historical background and environment, there are more or less complex interpersonal relationships. His uncle may be in a complex social relationship, but because he pursues his dream of music and stands in front of the stage, he must also be naked in front of the public.

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Computer engraving is popular, and the business of seal carvers is slow.

　　This newspaper (reporter Shi Shanwei photographed Qin Yang) only needs a carving knife to put the names, flowers, birds, insects and fish into the square inch. Xiang Songqiu, who lives in Laoxiguan, Guangzhou, has been in business for 50 years for three generations. Although he is famous far and near, he can’t get a single business in January. Computer engraving is all over the street, and a seal can be done in one minute, which is convenient and at the same time, it also makes the fake official seal flood and hard to prevent. Manual seal cutting is unrepeatable, but few people care about it, and this traditional craft is facing extinction.

　　Fifty years into the business, carving official seals to become famous.

　　In Heping West Road, Liwan District, I saw a sign of "Autumn Carving" on the roadside. Walking up the narrow staircase to the second floor is Xiang Songqiu’s living room, and a wooden table in the corner is his workbench.

　　Xiang Songqiu, 63, is the third generation descendant of Xiang Jia’s seal cutting, and Yin Chuang, the wooden table, was handed down by his ancestors. His uncle Xiang Xinnan was a famous stone engraver in Guangxu period of Qing Dynasty, and his father Xiang Shaonan was also a minor famous stone engraver. He worked as an artist for more than 80 years and carved seals for many celebrities and politicians. Xiang Songqiu entered the Red Seal Engraving Factory in Guangzhou on January 1, 1960, and has been in the business for 50 years.

　　"Horn, ivory, jade, pear wood, boxwood, pen wood … all can be used for engraving, but different materials need different carving knives." Talking about this craft, Xiang Songqiu gushed.

　　Not only is Xiang Songqiu well-known in the industry, but he has also been interviewed by many English media, and the British and German consuls in Guangzhou have also come to him to carve seals. Compared with his predecessors, he also carved the zodiac, flowers, birds, insects and fish into it when carving leisure chapters. Once a man asked all over Guangzhou to engrave his name in a painting, but his peers said that he could not engrave it. Finally, he found Master Xiang, and this seal became his masterpiece.

　　After 50 years in the business, Xiang Songqiu is best at carving official seals. Before the reform and opening up, many banks, police stations and other government departments in Guangzhou appointed him to engrave the seal. "The business of engraving can also reflect the ups and downs of the economy. The 1980 s was the golden age of engraving." Xiang Songqiu recalled that at most, he took over thousands of orders to engrave the company’s official seal in a month.

　　Computer engraving "encourages" fake official seal fraud

　　However, in the late 1990s, computer engraving began to rise because of its low price and high speed, which quickly occupied the market. Master Xiang’s business has plummeted, and now there are so many "autumn engravings" that he can’t get a single business for a month at the worst.

　　"Computer engraving is the same and easy to counterfeit." Xiang Songqiu said that the hand-carved chapter is unrepeatable, and the fake chapter can be known at a glance. Xiang Songqiu plans to cooperate with a computer engraving shop.

　　(Source: Guangzhou Daily)

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