Chinese could not have been unaware of Tian Han and Nie Er, who were the songwriters of the national anthem of the People's Republic of China. Tian Han was also one of the pioneers of the Chinese revolution, and both he and Mao Zedong were trained by Mr. Xu Teli. And in his life path is also the road of revolution, studying in Japan, writing poems and articles to promote the revolution, more importantly, he is a Chinese dramatist, the first president of the Chinese Dramatists Association. And his life is also the life of a revolutionary, and his story also represents the story of the Chinese revolution.
No one knows more about Tian Han's life than his relatives, and his nephew Tian Haixiong, who is also a member of the Chinese playwrights, can be said to be a member of the inheritance of Tian Han's mantle. And Tian Haixiong's memoirs about Tian Han are collected into a book, and there is this "My Uncle Tian Han".
In this book, Tian Haixiong begins with Tian Han's family. In Tian Han's early childhood, he even changed his name in order to serve the motherland, "Hero Huaihan" This is the origin of the names of Tian Han and several like-minded friends, and his life is also a life of serving the motherland. Studying in Japan broadened his horizons, increased his insights, not only exercised his writing skills, but also participated in many advanced creative activities.
But he was not satisfied with this state of life, and after the murder of his uncle Yi Xiang, who participated in the revolution, Tian Han resolutely returned to China and threw himself into the fiery Chinese revolution. He founded the magazine "Southern Country" in Shanghai, which became the most important position for his revolutionary propaganda, and various progressive people participated in rehearsals and performances to promote progressive ideas. The creation of the theme song of the movie "Children of the Storm" undoubtedly pushed him to the forefront of the revolution, and eventually this song became our national anthem, forever remaining in the hearts of Chinese.
Tian Han was also arrested and persecuted, but he survived and became a part of the revolution on the Chinese literary and art front. Tian Han is not alone in the battle, and in this Honda Kaixiong's narration, it is more about the interaction between those friends around Tian Han and him, and the process of his interaction. They are all progressive people, and they are all progressive people who have worked hard for the founding of New China. Their interaction with Tian Han is more worthy of being told and more worthy of being remembered by everyone. These figures include Peking opera actors Zhou Xinfang, Mei Lanfang, and Gai Mingtian, as well as the literati Guo Moruo and Liao Mosha, the painters Xu Beihong and Qi Baishi, the educator Tao Xingzhi, and so on. Of course, we can't forget the musicians Nie Er and Xian Xinghai, who are progressive figures on the Chinese literary and art front. They all intersect with Tian Han's life, they work together, they fight together, and they jointly pay their blood for the literary and artistic revolution of New China! They all walked to Tian Han's side, which must be because Tian Han has a unique personal charm. And this also has the impact of Tian Han's optimism and self-confidence. He is the Tian Han who always laughs, he is the Tian Han who has dedicated his life's work to the cause of Chinese literature and art, and he is Tian Han, the uncle of Tian Haixiong, the author of this book! #The Temperature of Reading ##All Book Recommenders ##田汉 #