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==Profile==<br />
* '''Book:''' Changhen Ge / The Everlasting Regret<br />
* '''Chinese:''' 长恨歌 <br />
* '''Author:''' [[ Anyi Wang]]<br />
* '''Year:''' 1996<br />
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==Info==<br />
Changhen Ge (1996) received the Mao Dun Literature Award,<br />
China's top honor for full-length novels, and was voted<br />
the most influential literary work of the 90s. The academia<br />
called the novel an epic, a visionary exploration of history and<br />
personal experience. Its success was credited to its Shanghai<br />
relevance and Old Shanghai nostalgia. It was regarded as<br />
the work that revived the Shanghai style of art and literature<br />
in the 1930s and 1940s, a very yielding and subtle style<br />
portraying the city's old lanes and the people's practicality,<br />
small-mindedness and small lives. Its romance, glamour and<br />
ultimate affirmation of traditional morality also appealed to<br />
the modern young reader.<br />
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In 2005, Changhen Ge was released as a motion picture [[Everlasting Regret]], directed by [[Stanley Kwan]].<br />
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