The TV drama "Love in a Fallen City", adapted from the namesake novel by Eileen Chang, was recently aired on CCTV-8. Previously, many adaptations of Eileen Chang's works did not create a sensational impact, but Ang Lee's film "Lust, Caution" sparked a new wave of "Eileen Chang fever". This time, China's top screenwriter Zou Jingzhi has adapted the less than 20,000-word "Love in a Fallen City" into a 36-episode TV series. Can this production achieve the same success as "Lust, Caution"? With such an expansion in content for the TV version of "Love in a Fallen City", does it retain the strong essence of Eileen Chang's style, or is it now infused with Zou's touch?