Recently, a popular TV series "Flowers" swept through Shanghai, igniting the entire entertainment industry. What is it that makes this show a dark horse, not only shining on the small screen, but also setting off a boom in the field of stage plays? This article will reveal the secrets of this carnival party of Shanghai culture.
First of all, the TV series "Flowers" outlines the unique charm of Shanghai through a review of Shanghai's development history. In the alley, Wu Nong's soft language and Shanghainese style converge to paint a unique picture. The audience felt as if they had traveled through time and space and felt the historical heritage of Shanghai firsthand. This kind of historical feeling not only intoxicates the fans of the drama, but also adds a strong color to the inheritance of Shanghai culture.
What's even more amazing is that the first season of the stage play of "Flowers" became a hit at the opening of the ticket, and the continuous popularity made people stunned. Director Ma Junfeng vividly presented the breakup process of Bao, Husheng, and Xiaomao with a jump in the timeline, laying a solid foundation for the success of the first season. This stage play also won awards in the industry, becoming a phenomenal work and winning more praise for Shanghai culture.
The success of "Blossom Flowers" lies not only in the rave reviews and hard-to-find performances, but also in its profound presentation and imagination of Shanghai culture. The love and recognition of Shanghai audiences has made this drama a local pride. The new drama stage style created in the play will bring the audience into a feast filled with Shanghai's historical and humanistic pictures
With the launch of the second season of "Flowers", this craze has intensified. In November 2021, the second season premiered, and the appearance of new characters added a lot of highlights to the plot. Not only that, the initial concept of the project is "stage drama", which brings a new experience to the audience. Director Ma Junfeng's serial concept presents a visual and emotional feast for the audience. Looking to the future, the anticipation for the third season of "Flowers" is heating up day by day. From March 28 to April 6, audiences flocked to the Majestic Theatre for the feast of Flowers. This drama is not only a TV series, but also the inheritance and interpretation of Shanghai culture. Editor Jiang Fang has put together this article to complement the author's point of view with the editor's collation. At the end of the article, we sigh for the success of "Flowers".