Neither destruction nor establishment, creating new life out of destruction

“To survive or to destroy, this is a question worth thinking about.” We are all familiar with this sentence from "Hamlet". But in Chen Xinyi's version that debuted not long ago, this sentence became "This is a question that cannot be considered."

Times are changing. As a director, she believes that when responsibilities are placed on our shoulders, can we still think about personal life and death? The ideas integrated into the work also represent Chen Xinyi’s attitude towards life.

Abandoned at birth, he ran away from home at the age of 10, and later got married to his biological mother but did not recognize each other; drifted to Beijing at the age of 50, drifted to Shanghai at the age of 60, and suffered from cancer at the age of 80... Chen Xinyi's unhappy life It's heartbreaking. But her own attitude is, "Never mind it, life is nothing special." She was admitted to Chinese Opera at the age of 40, bought a car to drive at the age of 70, had cancer but postponed surgery for the sake of the stage, and still played with new media at the age of 85... … “I will never regret it any time I die,” she said.

What flows in Chen Xinyi is the tenacity not to surrender to fate, and the powerful force that cannot be broken or established.

Facing the challenges of fate, we must strengthen our will, because the infinite energy of life is waiting for us to activate and grasp it. A moment is eternity. In the blooming life, you should cherish and enjoy the present moment; even if the ending is withering, you must calmly accept the principles of life's return and return. Only by breaking and standing again can you have a broader wilderness of life.

When the 85-year-old Chen Xinyi is still driving in a convertible, for the sake of love and life, we must keep that heart hot and beating forever. Even if you are knocked down ten thousand times, you still choose to stand up, face the setbacks, and challenge the suffering, so that you can find a new path for yourself in the midst of devastation and destruction.