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On August 24, Dong Tong, an actor who played Han's grandmother in "Seventy-Two Tenants", returned to the "Seventy-two Courtyards" that she missed endlessly. Fans gathered early on the scene to wait for her arrival. The moment Dong Tong stepped onto the set, applause and cheers poured in, but due to the crowd, she couldn't stay there for long.
After Dong Tong visited the "Seventy-Two Courtyard", she couldn't help choking up in a live broadcast and said: "I haven't been back to Guangzhou for four years, and for various reasons, I left the crew of "Seventy-Two Tenants", I didn't expect that everyone always remembered me, always full of enthusiasm and love for me, I was really moved. Her tears dripped down in front of the screen.
Dong Tong continued: "During the days of the 'Seventy-Two Family Compound', I made many friends who were like brothers and sisters, and we established a deep emotional bond between us. Coming back here was like coming home. But the biggest regret is that I can't get the keys to the room I used to live in again. ”
Fifteen years have passed since Seventy-Two Tenants premiered in 2008, with more than 2,100 episodes aired, with eighteen and nineteen seasons planned. In this sitcom, Bagu, Axiang, Han Shima, and Yimei are among the four most famous female characters. However, Dong Tong only stayed in the crew for a short five years, chose to leave in 2013, and then immigrated to Canada with her family, and her role was replaced by Miss Wu.
Dong Tong was born in 1975, and her father, Dong Zhiyong, is an important figure in the Guangdong television industry. He was a gold medal producer at the Pearl River Film Studio and participated in the production of many classic works, such as "Love Full of Pearl River", "Dongjiang Column" and "Peacetime". Later, he became the deputy director of Guangdong Television and director of the TV production department, which was widely acclaimed, especially for "Foreign Drama".
However, Dong Tong's acting career did not depend entirely on his father's background. In 1993, at the age of 18, she debuted through Guangzhou TV's "Beauty in the City of Flowers", and then worked silently in Guangzhou TV for many years. It was not until the appearance of "Seventy-Two Tenants" that she became famous in one fell swoop and became the "Han Master Grandma" of Guangdong.
Dong Tong was 33 years old when she first appeared as Master Han. It is worth mentioning that "A Xiang" Zheng Jundan, who is the same age, has now become "Bagu", while Dong Tong attracts the audience with her charm and style, especially the elderly male audience. However, when the 48-year-old Dong Tong returned to her hometown, she herself did not expect that so many viewers would miss her and longed for her to return to the crew. Some netizens believe that leaving good memories is enough, and maintaining feelings for a long time is not necessarily a good thing.
Compared with "Foreign Drama", although "Seventy-Two Tenants" does not have so many actors and chaotic plots, the situation has gradually become grim. In addition to Han Shima, roles such as Liu Dingjian and Zhunu have also withdrawn one after another, while the frequency of appearances of characters such as Director Niu, Qiu Fu, and Aunt Lan has also decreased significantly.
The story background of the nineteenth season is set on the eve of the founding of New China, but from the outline of the series, the mystery of the question that the audience is most concerned about - "when will A Xiang and Fa Zi get married" has not yet been revealed. Judging from the current situation, the play may continue to continue, extending the plot to the new Chinese era.
Since the beginning of the 21st century, Guangdong audiences have been able to watch fewer and fewer local TV dramas, leaving only a few sitcoms. After "Dragon Riding Monster" was discontinued, the only ones still competing were "Seventy-Two Tenants" and "Foreign Drama". Some believe that the two works record the common feelings of Cantonese people, while others believe that they hindered the development of "Cantonese" TV series. There are different views on this issue.
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