CCTV 8 sets, the leader of the TV series, once again brought us an audio-visual feast.
Directed by Wong Kar-wai and co-starring Hu Ge, Ma Yili and many other powerful actors, the 30-episode period drama "Flowers" will be broadcast simultaneously on CCTV 8 and Goose Factory tonight.
This work is adapted from Jin Yucheng's award-winning ** of the same name, and presents the prosperity and changes of Shanghai in the 90s to the audience vividly and vividly through the life experience of the protagonist Po.
The story of "Flowers" is set in Shanghai in the 90s, which was an era when opportunities and challenges coexisted, and dreams and reality were intertwined.
A Bao, an ordinary and extraordinary young man, in the spring breeze of reform, with keen insight and indomitable spirit, seized the fleeting opportunities again and again.
After ten years of hard work and struggle, he finally became a business giant on the Yellow River Road - Mr. Bao.
In the process, Po gets to know three female characters with very different personalities and ill-fated personalities: Reiko, Miss Wang, and Li Li.
There are not only complex emotional entanglements between them and Po, but also fierce competition on the battlefield of business.
The fates of these four men are intertwined in the metropolis of Shanghai, and together they interpret a legendary life of love, friendship and career.
Wong Kar-wai, the talented director, once again showed his unique artistic charm in "Flowers".
With his delicate emotional portrayal and poetic graphic language, he brings the audience into a nostalgic atmosphere of Shanghai in the 90s.
From the trailer, we can see that the show strives to restore the real historical style in terms of costumes, scene layout, etc.
Narrow alleys, bustling Nanjing Road, and brilliant night Shanghai ......Every detail makes the audience feel as if they are in the bustling city of that era.
At the same time, Wong Kar-wai also skillfully used long shots, slow motion and other cinematic techniques to add more artistic appeal to the series.
Under his lens, the prosperity and loneliness of Shanghai, as well as the joys, sorrows and sorrows of the characters, have been endowed with deeper connotations.
In terms of casting, "Flowers" can be described as star-studded.
Hu Ge, as the actor of the male protagonist A Bao, successfully presented the audience with a charming business hero image with his excellent acting skills and deep-rooted image creation.
He has the shrewdness and decisiveness of a businessman, as well as the kindness and emotion of an ordinary person. In the emotional entanglement with the three female characters, Hu Ge's performance is real and moving, which makes people moved.
Ma Yili, Xin Zhilei, Wu Yue and other actresses also have wonderful performances in the play. Their characters are vivid and three-dimensional, and the emotional entanglement between them and Po is even more fascinating.
In addition, the joining of old actors such as You Benchang and Dong Yong also added a lot to the series. Their superb acting skills and profound acting skills brought more surprises and touches to the audience.
In addition to a strong cast and a wonderful plot, "Flowers" also put a lot of effort into the theme song.
When the audience is immersed in the plot, the theme song will undoubtedly bring them more emotional resonance and spiritual shock.
"Flowers" is not only a period drama, but also a profound ** about human nature, emotions and fate.
It shows the changes of an era and the sophistication of people through Bao's life experience. In this story, we see the complexity and diversity of human nature, the beauty and helplessness of emotions, and the impermanence and irresistibility of fate.
Together, these elements constitute the rich and profound connotation of "Flowers", allowing the audience to enjoy the wonderful plot while also triggering in-depth thinking and insight.
Overall, "Flowers" is a period drama full of artistic appeal and ornamentation.
It is believed that on the broadcast platform of CCTV Eight and Goose Factory, "Flowers" will trigger a new round of drama watching craze and become a strong contender for the annual drama king.
This work can not only make the audience feel the unique charm of Shanghai in the 90s, but also trigger people's deep thinking about "life, love, and career".
Let's look forward to the blooming of "Flowers" on CCTV, and look forward to it bringing us more surprises and touches!