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奇笔异彩写人物
Xin Lang Cai Jing· 2026-01-06 05:03
(来源:廊坊日报) 转自:廊坊日报 ■梁成芳 当所有人都沉迷于她的美貌时,任氏却始终保持着清醒与谦逊,坦言"世岂无美妇人哉?君何妄说也", 这种"美丽而不浮艳"的特质,让她的美更添一份精神魅力。而在爱情关系中,任氏的表现更彰显出超越 时代的先进性。她与贫士郑六相恋,并未因对方的穷困潦倒而嫌弃,反而始终坚守爱情的承诺,"遇暴 不失节,徇人以至死"。面对韦崟的权势诱惑与威逼利诱,任氏始终不为所动,即便被韦崟设计逼迫, 也"坚拒不从",明确表示"郑生,志诚人也,事之必谨,吾不可累之"。她深知郑六"贫窭",却从未有过 丝毫动摇,反而主动为郑六谋划生计,"为郑生谋生计,至于丰赡",用实际行动诠释了爱情的本质—— 不是依附与索取,而是平等与扶持。 最终,任氏为了保护郑六,不惜牺牲自己的性命,用生命践行了对爱情的忠诚。这种"徇人以至死"的决 绝,早已超越了单纯的儿女情长,上升到了道义与人格的高度。在封建礼教森严、婚姻多由父母之命媒 妁之言决定的唐代,任氏与郑六的爱情本就带有"不合世俗"的奇异色彩,但正是这种冲破世俗束缚的爱 情,更凸显了其真挚与可贵。任氏的形象,不仅是一个忠于爱情的女性,更是一个坚守人格尊严、追求 精神平等 ...
儿童剧如何成为舞台上的成长课?
Xin Hua She· 2025-05-14 22:56
Core Viewpoint - The recent seminar organized by the China Writers Association and the China Dramatists Association highlighted the innovative and artistic expressions in new children's plays, emphasizing their role in children's growth and understanding of the world [1][2]. Group 1: Artistic Expression and Character Development - New children's plays are breaking through traditional narratives, using artistic expressions to resonate with children's hearts and present complex human experiences [2][3]. - The portrayal of characters in children's theater should reflect the complexities of human nature rather than simplistic good vs. evil dichotomies, as emphasized by theater professionals [3][8]. - Examples such as the puppet play "The One-Toothed Elephant" and the physical theater "Clam, Heron, and Fish" illustrate the depth of character struggles and moral dilemmas faced by the protagonists [3][4]. Group 2: Historical and Social Relevance - Children's theater often utilizes fairy tales, but it can also engage with historical narratives, as seen in "The Cat God in the Forbidden City," which connects children with significant historical events [9][10]. - The play "Firefly Siblings' Adventure" addresses contemporary social issues like environmental protection, reflecting the current era's challenges [10][12]. - The ability of children's plays to convey historical and social messages helps children develop a deeper understanding of their cultural heritage and societal responsibilities [9][12]. Group 3: Life Education and Emotional Growth - Children's theater serves as a medium for life education, confronting themes of loss, growth, and the complexities of existence, as demonstrated in plays like "Little Butterfly's Mother Where?" [13][17]. - The narrative of "The Little Ginkgo Tree" explores themes of survival and empathy, encouraging children to appreciate the value of all life forms [15][17]. - The responsibility of children's theater creators includes instilling values of respect, emotional expression, and moral understanding in young audiences [17][18].