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Is there a difference between the authenticity of a novel and the authenticity of a film or television?

author:Husheng Spring
Is there a difference between the authenticity of a novel and the authenticity of a film or television?

Recently, Wong Kar-wai's TV series "Flowers" has attracted a lot of controversy.

Among them, the authenticity of Wong Kar-wai's TV series "Flowers" is the most controversial. Some people think that the Yellow River Road in Shanghai in the 90s of the last century reflected in Wong Kar-wai's TV series "Flowers" is not real, and some people think that the Yellow River Road in Shanghai in the 90s of the last century reflected in Wong Kar-wai's TV series "Flowers" is real.

I thought: this kind of discussion is pointless and very boring.

I'll start with the authenticity of the novel.

In fact, the novel originally described life through unrealistic techniques.

For example, "Romance of the Three Kingdoms" is a novel, and it uses the word "Romance" to indicate that the "Three Kingdoms" it writes is different from the "Three Kingdoms" in reality.

In fact, Chinese novels are all too realistic descriptions of historical reality.

In fact, literature is divided into two categories: one is to make an unrealistic description of reality, and the other is to make a realistic description of reality. The former is literary art, such as novels, poems and other literary works, and the latter is literary documentary, such as biographies, historical records and other historical materials.

In fact, there are two types of film and television works: one is a less realistic depiction of reality, and the other is a realistic depiction of reality. The former is a feature film, and the latter is a documentary.

However, there is another criterion for authenticity in film and television dramas. Because many film and television dramas like to remake famous novels, this can be divided into real and unreal.

For example, film and television dramas based on famous works such as the TV series "Journey to the West" and "Dream of Red Mansions" belong to film and television dramas that truly reflect the original work.

For example, Zhang Yimou's "Red Sorghum", "Man Jianghong", Wong Kar-wai's "Flowers" and other film and television dramas that use the name of famous books but do not truly reflect the content of the original work belong to film and television dramas that do not truly reflect the original work.

The idea popped into the air, write it down. Everyone discussed it.

Is there a difference between the authenticity of a novel and the authenticity of a film or television?
Is there a difference between the authenticity of a novel and the authenticity of a film or television?

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