Fireworks and " two works. In addition, at this TV Festival, Xixi Pictures also brought many Shanghai-themed TV series such as "Fireworks in Shanghai" and "Beauty of Liang Chen".
"Fireworks", which was broadcast on CCTV in February this year, tells the story of the three generations of the Meng family getting along and running in in ordinary life, and how their respective daughters learn from each other when facing various problems such as family, marriage, and career. A story of strength, mutual support and growth. Because it reflects the topicality of the collision between the traditional thoughts of the elders and the modern young people, it has gained considerable popularity and reputation after being broadcast. In April this year, the drama was aired on multiple channels in South Korea.
will meet the audience in the near future. Several works are based on realistic themes. Among them, the story of "Fireworks in Shanghai" takes place in 1983. Lin Yubao, an educated youth who aided Xinjiang, returned to Shanghai with joy. In that era when work depended on distribution, Lin Yubao, who offended the street director's family, had no choice but to take turns dating the three brothers of the Pan family... "Liang" The story of "Chen Meili" took place in the late 1980s. As a child of educated youth aiding Xinjiang, Liang Li came to Shanghai, observed the city from the perspective of a "foreign local", and witnessed the city of Shanghai through the experiences of people around him. The development of: the uncle who went from a state-owned canteen to open a restaurant on the Yellow River Road, the aunt who was sent by the government to study abroad, the aunt who was laid off and became a flight attendant...
In addition, several costume dramas are also highly anticipated by the audience. "Sijin" tells the counterattack life story of "Jiang Si", the fourth daughter of Dongping Bofu. "The Prince in White" tells the story of the young male protagonist Meng Jianqing who rose from obscurity to becoming a hero. It contains various elements such as martial arts, action, and youth passion, and is rich in highlights. "Hu Shanwei" tells the story of Hu Shanwei, the daughter of a bookseller in Yingtian Prefecture in the early Ming Dynasty. She did not want to remarry because of the bad news that her fiancé "died on the battlefield". She chose to rely on her talents to enter the court and become a female official. In the end, she became an outstanding official. With her work ability, workplace experience, and profound understanding of the responsibilities behind female officials, she became Hu Shanggong, the highest female official in the "Six Bureaus and One Division" of the Ming Dynasty.
During the Shanghai TV Festival, Xixi Films will also participate in a series of activities such as the Shanghai Audiovisual Quality Promotion Conference and "Focus on International" to dialogue with industry partners and exchange creative experiences.
