Chapter 13 Walk!go upstairs

I made up a play, in which a man dragged his son and daughter to visit relatives, and fell out with relatives, he jumped up angrily and said: I can't stand this!let's go!His wife mourned and said: Where are you going?He gathered his wife and children together and said, "Let's go!"Go upstairs!When it's time for dinner, just call and they will come down. The Chinese learned how to run away from Nora.Undoubtedly, this unrestrained and desolate gesture left a deep impression on ordinary Chinese youths.There are astonishingly many missing person advertisements in the newspapers: Since you left at 9:00 p.m. on the 12th, my grandmother was bedridden, my mother's old illness relapsed, and the whole family cried all day long.See you soon.The same is to go away, how to go to the windy place, close to the sun, moon, mountains and rivers, how to go upstairs?According to the general opinion, maybe making a vase is going upstairs, being a wife is going upstairs, dreaming is going upstairs, adapting American Butterfly Dreams is going upstairs, copying books is going upstairs, collecting ancient coins is going upstairs, (collecting modern currency is about Even if I went downstairs), it cannot be generalized. The advantage of the facts lies in the abundance of exceptions. There is almost no case without the need for individual analysis.In fact, even if it's just walking from the back building to the front building, it's not bad to have a change of air, open the windows, and enjoy another view.But in any case, it is worth pondering.I like this part of my play.

There is nothing else good about this play, but it is pleasant, with sorrows, vexations, and quarrels, but all pleasant vexations and quarrels, and one more thing: at least it is a Chinese play, and it is a play of lively common people. .If it is playing in any theater now, I will try to persuade you to see it.But I just don't know when it will be able to act.Is it too early to draft an advertisement now?By that day, if there is such a day, readers will have completely forgotten it and lost the effectiveness of advertising. I compiled it before the Lunar New Year, and showed it to Mr. Ke Ling.The structure is too loose, and the last scene is completely unusable. I really thank Mr. Ke Ling for his advice. I have changed it time and time again. Now I think it is much better.But after finishing editing, I feel at a loss again.It is said that there is a serious script shortage now.Perhaps it is indeed the lack of scripts and the lack of scripts that Cao Yu did not have time to write, and the works of unknown people may still be superfluous.I don't believe there's a monopoly situation here, but it's somewhat fortified.It would not be a legitimate way to ask me to carry the original manuscript to the manager's office of the major theater companies and sell it door-to-door, but I heard that this is not feasible in China, and someone must introduce it.I really don't know how to proceed.

It is also a way to print the script first, or it can attract their attention.But, to put it bluntly, if someone can adapt it so well that my play is included?These words seem ridiculously stingy, and they think they are so strange, but it is understandable to use the heart of a villain to save the belly of a gentleman.A person who is infatuated with his own words and thoughts will inevitably become stingy, but it is also normal!I still remember that when I saw the sea in Hong Kong for the first time, I thought of the dead blue sea in the postcard.Later, I saw the same metaphor in an English book. The author said: You can cut out the sea of ​​Borneo and send it home as a postcard, because the blue is so thick and dull.It is even more sad to find that what I said has already been said by others, and it is better than myself.

This is one layer.Besides, plays are for people to perform, not for people to read.After writing a play, I always hope that the performers of the play will give it an angry voice, make it come alive, and be on the stage.People always want to see it, and those who write novels must be able to read but not act when they make up plays.How should I overcome this prejudice? Writing an article is a relatively simple matter. Thoughts come into direct contact with readers through typefaces.This is not the case with screenwriting, which involves countless complicated forces that I don't understand.With directors and actors whom I trust and respect, as well as timing, location, people and various problems, I can’t think about it, the more I think about it, the more confused I feel.

The houses along the street are a bit noisy downstairs.Can't we hide upstairs for this?