The main content of Ten Thousand Years' Prison 44 words

This text is a reminiscent essay by the famous performing artist Xin Fengxia. This text tells the story of a father who is sincere in being and doing things through the incident of his making sugar gourds. It celebrates the father's moral character of being and doing things sincerely.

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Character Biography:

Xin Fenghua won the First Prize of Actor in the play Liu Qiao'er during the First National Opera Viewing and Performing Conference in 1952. In 1997, she was honored with the 16th Asian Most Outstanding Artist Award.

She was the disciple and daughter of Qi Baishi, and was y inspired by the old man. Her paintings of longevity peaches, peonies, chrysanthemums, plum blossoms, cabbages, pumpkins, etc. are ancient and simple, with elegant connotations.

New Fengxia is a member of the Chinese **** Party, learning Beijing Opera at the age of 6, learning opera at the age of 12, and starring in the opera at the age of 14. After 1949, she has been the head of Beijing Chengjing Fengming Opera Troupe, head of Beijing Experimental Opera Troupe, deputy head of the Opera Troupe of the Civilian Troupe of the People's Liberation Army's General Political Department, an actor of the China Opera Troupe and the China Appraisal Opera Theatre and member of the Chinese Theater Artists' Association. He is a member of the Chinese Writers' Association, a member of the Beijing Municipal Federation of Literature and the Standing Committee of the Beijing Youth Federation.

A member of the Seventh National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference (CPPCC), she began to publish her works in the mid-1960s. Her representative works include "Memoirs of Xin Fengxia", "Taking Bitterness for Joy", "When I was a Little Actor", "When I was a Young Man", and "Xin Fengxia Speaks of the Opera", etc. She is also a member of the Beijing Youth Federation.

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