In this complicated era, stories always bear the imprint of history, and "Flowers" has become a gorgeous picture scroll through time, directed by Wong Kar-wai, outlining the shocking story of the reform and opening up period. The TV series begins with a car accident in which Po (Hu Ge), a successful businessman, is misunderstood as the culprit responsible for the suicide. However, the actual behind-the-scenes ** is Commander Cai, whom Bao had helped at the beginning, and out of selfish desires, he made Ah Bao bear this huge crime.
The actors in the play are like shining stars on the stage, and Hu Ge's performance presents the various stages of Bao's growth. Ma Yili and Xin Zhilei played Lingzi and Li Li respectively, and the images of Shanghai women they portrayed had their own characteristics. The joining of more powerful actors has added more brilliant colors and wonderful performances to this drama.
Wong Kar-wai's unique directing technique is fully demonstrated in the play, the lens language is delicate and accurate, and the use of light and shadow is even more immersive. The clever treatment of color tones makes the audience feel as if they are in a real and dreamlike era, witnessing the changes of an era as the characters' emotions change.
Overall, "Flowers" is not only a TV series, but also a wonderful chapter that carries the changes of the times and the ups and downs of human nature. Through complex character creation and a fascinating plot, it shows the charm and challenges of an era, which can be called a must-see for the audience.