Recently, the hit of the TV series "South to North" has been like a spring breeze, which has aroused the audience's love for period dramas. This drama is not only a work, but also a spiritual journey across time and space, which makes me feel as if I am in that magnificent era, experiencing the wind and rain and savoring life with the characters in the play.
In addition to the charming charm of "South to North", there are several other period dramas that also fascinate me. For example, "The Glory of the Fathers", which digs deep into the grand background of forestry reform, shows the tenacity and wisdom of forestry workers in the changing times through delicate character portrayals and plot layout.
"The Sea in My Dreams" took me into the world of Beijing youth in the 70s, whose youth was full of enthusiasm and passion, and they continued to fight for their dreams, and that fearless spirit was moving.
"The Road of Life" takes the reform and opening up as the background of the times, tells how rural young people make choices at the crossroads of life, they are indomitable in the face of difficulties, and finally realize the value of their lives.
"Our Days" is a heart-warming masterpiece, which shows the deep friendship and mutual help between neighbors, and writes extraordinary stories in ordinary days.
Finally, "The World" conquered the hearts of countless audiences with its profound connotation and superb acting skills. It tells how the three brothers and sisters of the Zhou family adhered to their beliefs and pursued their dreams in the course of half a century of life, and their stories make people feel the greatness and tenacity of human nature.
These period dramas not only gave me a taste of the style and cultural heritage of different eras, but also made me deeply appreciate the brilliance and warmth of human nature. They are like long scrolls of history, allowing us to think about the meaning and value of life while appreciating the plot.