As an ordinary viewer who chased "Grey's Anatomy" to nineteen seasons, I personally feel that "Thank You Doctor" has set a sample for domestic medical dramas.
First of all, the most intuitive feeling is that this play is not only clever, but also very rigorous. The former lies in the fact that it appropriately reduces the proportion of the "professional" part that is difficult to grasp, and focuses more on telling the story of the patient; The latter lies in the fact that it makes up for the actor's lack of medical knowledge in a dramatic way. Don't underestimate this change in creative methods, because actors are not doctors after all, and acting is not surgery. With a strong force, professionals can see the flaws at a glance; The force is light, and it lacks credibility.
It skillfully balances the two and resonates with career and life. That is, through dramatic treatment to make up for the lack of medical knowledge of actors, the audience shifts the audience's attention from focusing on career to life. In other words, excellent medical dramas are not only filmed for medical treatment, but also for life.
Secondly, like excellent medical dramas such as "Grey's Anatomy", "Thank You Doctor" is very successful in portraying group portraits of characters. Note: It's a group portrait, not a single character! The protagonists such as Yang Mi and Bai Yu are remarkable, and supporting actors such as Xi Meijuan, Zhang Zhijian, You Benchang, Liu Jia, Wu Yufang, Bai Zhidi, Qiao Zhenyu, and Fan Lei have also made great achievements. These actors, no matter how big or small the role, no matter how many scenes they have, have successfully created a living character.
On this point, I think of medical dramas in Hong Kong. For example, "Wonderful Hand Benevolence", "White Strongman" and "Benevolent Doctor Under the Stars", they will not be "top-heavy", that is, they will not deliberately highlight the charm of the protagonist, so that all the supporting roles are involved, and everyone works together to form a unity. In other words, excellent medical dramas are not filmed by one or two doctors, one or two hospitals, but the entire medical industry.
Then, in the form of a unit drama, it takes the emotional relationship between doctors, patients and patients' families in the contemporary medical background as the starting point to present the tense daily life of emergency doctors in an all-round way. The advantage of this shooting method is that it is better foreshadowing and more convincing! As we all know, the daily life of doctors itself is fragmented and united, from this operation to that operation, from this patient to that patient, to shoot one or two cases alone, it is not enough to show their full picture. It is gratifying that the 40-episode "Thank You Doctor" filmed about 70 case units, which can be regarded as "full coverage".
I remember watching American dramas and learning oral Chinese when I was in college, and they almost all shot this way. Unit by unit to shoot, a small story to tell a small story, through the bright and dark lines connected to form a relatively independent, but interconnected big story. Almost as long as you chase, you can't stop.
Finally, "Thank You Doctor" takes emotional care as the starting point, focusing on the emotional care given to each other by doctors, patients and patients' families in the medical process, allowing people to see a lot of emotional things and human things. For example, love, friendship, humanistic care, this entry point not only raises the theme, but also easily resonates with the audience.
At present, the epidemic situation is still grim, and it is really surprising to suddenly see such a domestic medical drama while lying at home. In the future, domestic medical dramas will be filmed like this, why worry about not having word of mouth and ratings?
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