The stylistic and linguistic characteristics of Yishu s works

Her love is modern and has a kaleidoscopic relationship with society, in fact, it can't be called romance**, because although there is no lack of love in her, she feels that she is actually talking about different people in society with different ideas and different views and practices, from the low-level (street children) to the highest (eldest lady).

It is by no means an ordinary kiss-me-style love**, how many of them have family ethics and morality, not on the same level as Qiong Yao, and should be more welcome by intelligent people! But the language is too sharp, and sometimes even mean!

Just like Baby Annie.

I like to watch her "Hyacinth" which makes it more suspenseful.

1. Yishu, formerly known as Ni Yishu, is a Hong Kong writer who has moved to Canada. Originally from Zhenhai, Ningbo, Zhejiang, she settled in Hong Kong at the age of five, she began her writing career in middle school, published her first ** collection in 1963, and after graduation, she worked as a reporter for "Ming Pao", a film magazine, a hotel director, a public relations director, a ** news officer, and a TV screenwriter. In addition to **, she also writes essays and interviews, and also writes a column in Ming Pao Weekly under the pen name "Yi Shabei".

Yishu's "The Story of the Rose" and many other works have been adapted into films.

2. Representative works: "The Story of Roses", "Xibao", "My First Half of Life", "Wind Full Building", "Old Garden", "Rosemary".

1. So far, Yishu's works have been collected and published in more than 200 kinds, and his representative works are "The Story of Roses" and "Xibao".

The classics are:

Xi Bao - a highly regarded one**.

Jiaming and the Rose" - the short ** episode is very good.

The First Half of My Life, the story of getting a new life after a divorce, is very good.

One of the classics of "Round Dance".

Her Two or Three Things" - I don't like it very much, and the ending is not bad.

People are as light as chrysanthemums" - fell in love with the professor, and finally ended the relationship, and I like the ending more.

Serial" - a story with a man as the protagonist, I don't like it very much.

Twins - two boys of twins, growing up in different families.

Rose Bubble - The heroine saved a foreigner, didn't want to be a crown prince, and finally separated.

She's Lonelier Than Fireworks" - the sudden death of a popular female star, leaving the legacy to a reporter who has met twice, so the story of tracking the story of the actress began.

Outlander - The hero is a member of a mysterious organization, but has an impeccable demeanor and an intriguing fan.

2. About the author:

Yishu, formerly known as Ni Yishu, is the younger sister of the famous Hong Kong writer Ni Kuang. Originally from Zhenhai, Zhejiang, he was born in Shanghai on September 25, 1946, and settled in Hong Kong with his family when he was five years old. After graduating from high school, Yishu worked as a reporter for Ming Pao, as well as a film magazine interviewer and so on.

In 1973, he went to the United Kingdom to study hotel food management, and returned to Hong Kong three years later to work in the public relations department of Furama Hotel. He then became a professional writer and moved to Canada.

In 1963, Yishu published her first solo ** collection and began her writing career. Many of her works, including The Story of the Rose, have also been adapted into films. In addition to **, Yishu also writes essays and interviews, also under a pseudonym"Yi Shabei"Writes a column in Ming Pao Weekly.