They Write on the Island: I Remember

This film (drama)Also known as他們在島嶼寫作：我記得，is aTaiwan, ChinaProducerwomen sex，At2020Released in year 。The dialogue language isMandarin Chinese，Current Douban rating8.5(For reference only)。

The literary Zhu family, made of manuscript paper, gave rise to the legendary sisters who were passionate about words—Zhu Tianwen and Zhu Tianxin. Although they share the same roots, each has forged their own path in the literary realm, establishing a powerful and distinctly styled literary kingdom. The legendary sisters in the literary world, each carving their journey through life. The elder sister, Zhu Tianwen, possesses a keen sensitivity wrapped in a reserved demeanor, inheriting her father Zhu Xining's writing attitude, continuously exploring the innovation and possibilities of literary style; she is a prophetic witch who turns words into gold. Her association with director Hou Hsiao-hsien began with her story "A Little Bi’s Story," leading to many years of collaboration, and her literary creations have propelled her into a second life in film, with multiple works competing for the Golden Horse Award and major international film festivals. The younger sister, Zhu Tianxin, is full of chivalry and straightforward romance; her "Song of the Flailing Soil," written during her high school years, is a must-read declaration of freedom for the youth generation, igniting a reading trend like wildfire; her writings reflect observations from the urban streets and focus on issues of social activism and ethnic identity. Time may wash away history, but her memories remain vivid, and what she inscribes holds weight. "I Remember," directed by novelist Lin Junying, captures the growth trajectories of the Zhu sisters from the perspective of a long-time friend, starting with their home under the osmanthus tree as a scene of memory. Here, the dual sisters were mentored by Hu Lancheng and mingled with talented individuals to establish the "San San Magazine." The camera follows their footsteps as they visit the old homes in Fengshan's military village, cross the sea to pay respects at Hu's grave in Tokyo, and share insights on each other's works while laughing together, also capturing their moments of caring for stray cats while navigating the streets. The two sisters reveal their inner selves in the film without reservation, showcasing a life that is casual and warm, just like ordinary people, behind their literary achievements.