China in Classics, a large-scale cultural program created by the Central Radio and Television General Station, has been broadcast on CCTV comprehensive channel since the Spring Festival. The unique mode of "drama+film and television" makes the audience feel the strength and greatness of China's classic books. It not only ignited the audience's interest in classic books, but also made the audience cry with a strong sense of substitution.
Although every audience will break through the defense and be abused to pieces, this does not prevent the majority of netizens from entering the infinite reminder mode after the first issue of Shangshu is broadcast.
China culture has experienced thousands of years of grandeur, and the intellectual wealth and value contained in it are vividly reflected in the classics in China.
What is the charm of this Amway project? How did China in Classic break through the ceiling of cultural programs?
? An orange from my hometown, a perspective of Qu Yuan's love and affection, and any ancient book are worth reading and updating for each of us all our lives. Therefore, it is a great test for the imagination of the program group to complete the narrative of a classic book within 90 minutes and present its value to the greatest extent.
In this regard, China's answer in the classic is: express great feelings from a small incision.
This small incision is the famous sentence "Ode to an Orange" in "Songs of the South", and the orange image that appears many times in the program.
I believe that many viewers will read Ode to an Orange in China's Songs of the South. Ode to Orange is far less well-known than Lisao, but after careful interpretation by the program group, Ode to Orange has become a key for us to understand Qu Yuan. For Qu Yuan, Ode to an Orange is a poem originated from his life:
"After the emperor jia tree, orange to take. I was ordered not to move. I was born in the south. It's hard to move, but more ambitious. "
An orange series connected Qu Yuan's ups and downs but indomitable life, his love for Chu and the people, his sustenance for the political ideal of "American politics", his entanglement with Chu Huaiwang's embarrassing relationship between monarch and minister, and his sincere feelings for his home country.
Oranges appeared five times in this program.
Oranges appeared at the 1 time, behind which were expressed surprises and feelings.
After the opening of the stage play, Sa Beining brought Qu Yuan's hometown specialty two thousand years later. At this time, Qu Yuan was happy, and the past came to mind instantly. Praise "seems sweeter than when I was a child!" But my mind seems to be back to childhood.
When oranges appeared for the second, third and fourth time, the atmosphere turned into hopeful joy.
The audience followed the camera to witness Qu Yuan's childhood, adolescence and youth. When they were young, they were just two simple children who loved oranges; When they were teenagers, they were full of ambition and determined to revive the State of Chu, and let the once 600-mile land be planted with dried tangerine peel of the State of Chu. As an adult, Chu Huaiwang clapped his hands when he saw Qu Yuan's Ode to an Orange, and ordered Qu Yuan to go to San Lv to become a doctor. The harmony and prosperity between the monarch and the ministers seem to herald a bright future.
However, after the high-light moment that led to the joint attack on Qin after the left leaning, the rift between the monarch and the minister became deeper and deeper because of the anti-bite of the old nobles. In the end, Qu Yuan was exiled twice, and his political ideal became a bubble. Chu Huaiwang didn't listen to his advice. After he went to the State of Qin, he refused to cede territory and was put under house arrest until he died in a foreign country. Chu, a powerful country, was also defeated and ceded territory, and fell into the predicament of national decline and life decline.
The fifth and last scene of the orange is the emotional explosion point of helplessness, grief, sadness, nostalgia and other emotions.
After experiencing life and death, Qu Yuan and Chu Huaiwang met again. Chu Huaiwang regretted that he didn't return to Chu until the last moment of his life, while Qu Yuan's greatest regret was that he failed to dissuade Chu Huaiwang from going to the League of Qin. At the moment, Wang Luoyong, an old opera teacher, has used superb acting skills to embody Qu Yuan's complex inner activities in the very simple action of eating oranges.
Concerned about the country and the people, and missing Chu Huaiwang, Qu Yuan vented all his emotions on this orange in his hand. When Chu Huaiwang left, Qu Yuan swallowed oranges and even orange peel.
Strong feelings of home and country. It is almost impossible to control your eating behavior. Behind it is precisely Qu Yuan's strong feelings of home and country, as well as his love and affection for his native land as a Chu people.
As Professor Li Bo said, "Oranges are not only the witness of the growth experience of Qu Yuan and Chu Huaiwang, but also the emotional metaphor of Qu Yuan for that land and people, and even more an expectation of himself".
It is this completely unpredictable play and moment that can refine the emotional concentration to the extreme. Qu Yuan, who finished eating citrus in tears, let the audience at the scene and in front of the screen hit the heart and instantly broke the defense. Sa Beining and the host Wang Jianing were in tears. Netizens have said: "The acting skills of the old opera bones are really bursting. It is suggested that the program become a compulsory course for traffic artists! 」