"Flowers": Write the legend of the times of Shanghainese with dreams and hard workTomorrow, a popular TV series "Flowers" in Shanghai will be on CCTV's eight sets of ** files. This drama is adapted from the famous Shanghai writer Jin Yucheng's name**, which tells the story of the struggle of a group of Shanghai little people in the early 90s of the last century. These people have a humble status, but they dare to face difficulties, and with courage and courage, they have become trendsetters, and have written a moving legend of the times for the city with their sweat and wisdom. Bao, Lingzi, Miss Wang, and Li Li are all the protagonists in "Flowers". They are in different scenes such as shopping malls, factories, and retail stores, and they are all fighting for their dreams. They have a fierce battle with business rivals, technological change, and individual fate, and they do not give up even if they fail, laughing at the ups and downs of life. The stories of these little people show the hard-working, tenacious, intelligent and affectionate side of Shanghainese.
This TV series is directed by Wong Kar-wai, starring Hu Ge, Ma Yili, Tang Yan, Xin Zhilei and other powerful actors. Director Wong Kar-wai said that "Flowers" is a work about the changes of the times, "Our story is about how Bao, who has nothing, became a powerful boss in just ten years." In addition to personal struggle, he needs the blessings of the times. "Flowers" will be unveiled tomorrow, and Tencent will also broadcast the Mandarin version and Shanghainese version simultaneously. This TV series uses the changes of the times and the hard work of ordinary people to write the legend of the rise of Shanghainese, presenting a real and touching social picture for the audience. Are you looking forward to this TV series?Do you also have your own story of struggle?Feel free to leave a message in the comment section and share your story.
A TV series "Flowers", derived from the same name**, presents a full picture of life with its true depiction of the lives of the people of Shanghai. Wong Kar-wai's first TV series not only achieved a new upgrade in filming techniques, but also presented the audience with the atmosphere of Shanghai in the 90s of the last century through carefully polished details and real framing. At the same time, the crew has extremely high requirements for casting, costumes, light and shadow effects and other aspects, and strives to bring the audience into the background of that specific era. Such innovation will not only bring new ideas and thinking to the development of classic IP in the film and television industry in the new era. What kind of hard work and sweat went into the creation process of this TV series?And how does it show the rich culture of Shanghai through details?What are the possibilities and challenges of such breakthroughs and innovations for the film and television adaptation of classic IPs?
Blossom is a highly anticipated TV series that brings together a top-notch behind-the-scenes cast and star cast. The ** production team composed of screenwriter Qin Wen, visual director Bao Dexi and art director Tu Nan injected infinite creativity and excitement into this drama. And the outstanding performances of actors such as Hu Ge, Ma Yili and Tang Yan are even more amazing. "Flowers" not only appeared on CCTV 8 in the Mandarin version, but also launched the Shanghai dialect version at the same time, allowing the audience to get closer to the inner world of the characters. In this play, Shanghai-born actors show their lives and struggles during the reform period in authentic Shanghainese. With its authenticity and historical materiality, the whole drama has injected a warm imprint into Shanghai culture. In "Flowers", we seem to travel through time and feel that era full of prosperity and hope. The success of this drama is not only a tribute to Shanghai culture, but also a reproduction of China's reform and opening up process in the first decade of the last century.
It has sparked deep thought about reform and expectations for the future. In this fast-paced era, do we still remember the struggle and perseverance of those years?Do you think "Flowers" can become a classic?