| Cao Wenxuan hid the memory of hometown Yancheng in his novel creation, but deliberately weakened the regional characteristics of Yancheng in terms of place names, scenery, folk customs and dialects. The intention of his novels is not to highlight the regionality, but to write the common human nature and universal emotion of mankind. Therefore, his novels "Grass House" and "Triangle" can be easily adapted and transplanted to different regions, and can retain the emotion and theme of the original novel, which in turn enhances the universal significance of the novel. Cao Wenxuan's novels provide a solid story and ideological foundation for the film, while the film communication expands the awareness of the novel, and the two form a win-win interactive paradigm. |