What does "the world of mortals" mean?

"Rolling red dust" refers to the bustling secular life in this world.

The rolling world of mortals refers to this bustling secular world. "Gungun" is a verb, and "Red Dust" means earthly. The word is full of fireworks, but it also has a feeling of swaying.

It was written in Chinese by Sanmao, a modern writer in China, in 1990. It is also San Mao's masterpiece "Rolling the Red Dust", which first appeared in 1990 and 65438+ February. The work tells the love entanglement between Shen, a female writer, and Zhang Nengcai, who worked for the Japanese army in War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression. The script takes the form of a play in a play. 1990, the work was adapted into a film of the same name.

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Creation background of "Rolling the World of Red Dust":1In April, 990, Sanmao returned to Chinese mainland to travel. However, before leaving, directors Yim Ho, Qin and Han invited Sanmao to write a script. That night, Sanmao was in a good mood, but he didn't want to get drunk. On the way home and upstairs, one of them accidentally fell down. I broke my rib and got hurt.

Therefore, the travel plan was forced to be postponed for some time. Also in the hospital bed, Sanmao finished the movie script of "Rolling Red Dust". Rolling Red Dust is based on the story of Zhang Ailing. Sanmao moved his love spiritual values to the war-torn thirties and forties.

1990165438+1On October 23rd, director Yim Ho adapted the movie "Rolling the World of mortals" with Sanmao as the screenwriter? . The film won eight awards for best director, plot, heroine, supporting actress, photography, music, art design and modeling design in the 1990 Golden Horse Award.