Why can't our country shoot novels about rebirth or transmigration?

A detective novel was a book that used logical reasoning and psychological analysis as the main means to let the readers dig deeper into the plot and character through solving puzzles and clues. Although mystery novels are very popular worldwide, they are not very popular in our country for the following reasons: In Chinese culture, people tend to pay more attention to plot and character creation than logical reasoning and psychological analysis. The Chinese literary tradition emphasized narration and lyricism rather than reasoning and logic. Therefore, mystery novels might not be suitable for Chinese readers. The Chinese literary market was more saturated than exploring new creative directions and styles. This could also lead to the decline of the influence of mystery novels in China. 3. China's online literature market was chaotic and difficult to attract readers 'attention. In addition, Chinese online literature readers tended to focus more on entertainment and light content rather than deep and rational detective novels. Although mystery novels were not popular in China, the literary world of many countries was exploring new creative directions and styles in hopes of bringing new reading experiences to Chinese readers.

The main reason why 'Drawing Swords' was not completed was that it encountered many difficulties and challenges during the filming process, including political factors, economic factors, and cultural factors. The political factor was an important issue in the filming process of 'Drawing the Sword'. As the drama involved some content of China's political system, there were some restrictions and obstacles during the filming process. In addition, the script of the drama was also reviewed and some plots and characters were changed. These factors led to delays in the filming process and an increase in costs, which ultimately led to the inability to complete the filming of 'Drawing Swords.' However, it was still unknown whether 'Drawing Swords' would be completed in the end. Although the director and scriptwriter of the drama said that they had tried their best to complete the story, political and cultural factors still existed, so it was uncertain whether the drama would be officially broadcast.

There was no definite answer as to why Purple River was not made into a TV series. Some people thought that it might be because there were no good directors or big investors willing to invest. There were also people who were worried that if it was made into a TV series, it might not look good, or that it would destroy the original work. In addition, the poor reputation of several adapted works in recent years might have also affected the filming plan of the drama. In short, there was no definite answer as to why " Purple River " was not made into a TV series.

The Quest for Qin was a classic wuxia novel with a grand background and many twists and turns. Although the novel was completed in 2001, it had always been anticipated to be made into a TV series or movie. However, to this day, the story of Qin Xun Ji had not been made into a second film. One of the possible reasons was that the author of the novel, Mr. Jin Yong, had already made it clear that he would not write a second book for the novel. Mr. Jin Yong was a master in the field of martial arts novels. His works had already become cultural classics. His withdrawal might affect the subsequent development of the story. Another possible reason was that the plot in the novel was more complicated. If it was shot into a TV series or movie, it would require more complicated adaptation and creation. Many historical events, character relationships, and moral values involved in the story needed to be studied and discussed in depth in order to present a better effect in television dramas or movies. To sum up, the reason why the second part of the story was not made was probably due to a combination of many factors. However, as a classic wuxia novel, the story and characters of the story are still deeply loved by readers. Its copyright has been purchased by many companies. In the future, it may be adapted into a TV series or movie to present to the audience again.

In the 1990s, our country's literary works did not avoid pain because during this period, China experienced a period of pain and suffering. In the late 1980s and early 1990s, China experienced a political and economic turmoil that led to social instability and a widening gap between the rich and the poor. These difficult experiences caused many people to feel pain and confusion, which also prompted. Many literary works reflected the social reality of this period, such as To Live and Dream of the Red Chamber. In the 1990s, there were also some works that explored the fate of individuals. The characters in these works experienced many pains and setbacks, but they still persevered in pursuing their goals. For example, the characters in novels like " Golden Age "," Border Town ", and " Alive " all had unique life experiences and mental journey. These works also expressed the author's thoughts and feelings about life. The literary works of the 1990s did not avoid pain, but expressed the author's thoughts and feelings about life and life through the reflection and discussion of reality.

Sashimi originated from the Tang Dynasty but was not popular in China. In East Asia, sashimi originated from Japan. During the Tang Dynasty, Japanese sashimi had reached a very high level, but it was not popular in China. There could be several reasons. First of all, China's food culture had a long history. Chinese people preferred to eat light and healthy food. Sashimi, which had a heavy taste, might not suit Chinese tastes. Secondly, China's food culture emphasized on "food safety." Sashimi required the use of fresh ingredients, but in China, such fresh ingredients were difficult to obtain. Finally, Chinese food culture emphasized "cooking skills." Sashimi required superb cooking skills, which might be difficult for Chinese chefs to master. For all these reasons, sashimi was not popular in China. However, in recent years, with the development of China's economy and the improvement of people's living standards, sashimi has gradually become popular in Japan and some sashimi restaurants have appeared in China.

Blossoms in Summer was a very popular novel that had been adapted into television dramas and movies many times. However, due to the complexity of the plot and the sensitive topics involved, there may be some difficulties and challenges in the filming process. In addition, the characters and plots in the novel were not suitable for the screen. They needed to be adjusted and deleted appropriately. Even so, some novels were adapted into television dramas and movies, which were still successful, such as "Dream of the Red Chamber" and "Water Margins". Therefore, whether Blossoms in the Summer could be adapted into a TV series still needed to consider many factors, including the quality of the novel, the reaction of the audience, and the ability and experience of the production team.

It could be to raise awareness about police brutality and racial issues. Such comics might aim to start a conversation or draw attention to these important topics.

There are many complicated factors involved in this question, and I can't be sure of a definite answer. However, I can provide some ideas and insights on some possible reasons. On the one hand, some people might think that letting future generations know more about scientists, writers, philosophers, militarists, adventurers, and explorers might cause people to focus too much on these aspects and neglect other important fields. Knowledge in these fields was equally important to the progress and development of mankind. Therefore, the government may worry that if people only pay attention to these aspects, they may miss out on other important areas of knowledge, which are also crucial to the future of mankind. On the other hand, some people might think that letting future generations know more about these fields will help us better understand and deal with real-world challenges. Knowledge in these fields can help us better understand human history, culture, and social development to better deal with complex problems. So the government might worry that if people only focus on these areas, they might miss out on other important areas of knowledge that are also critical to the future of mankind. Of course, these were just some possible reasons. In fact, whether the government would let future generations know more about these fields depended on their values and policies.