ATV, a former TV giant, created many classic series in the 80s that audiences will never forget. These dramas take the Republic of China as the theme, carry patriotic feelings and national righteousness, and bring strong emotions and unique viewing experience to the audience.
"The Great Hero Huo Yuanjia" is one of the masterpieces pioneered by ATV to introduce Hong Kong dramas, and the drama has won a huge reputation among mainland audiences. The play shows Huo Yuanjia's difficult growth and responsibility in the era of social turmoil, and the wonderful presentation of martial arts scenes and the surging theme song all moved the audience.
"The Grace of the Earth" is a drama with a rich local atmosphere, showing the joys and sorrows of rural patriotic characters, and the theme song in the play is a classic, and every lyric deeply touches the softness of the audience's heart.
"Chen Zhen", as the sequel to "The Great Hero Huo Yuanjia", inherits the patriotic theme and national spirit of the previous work, and the actor Liang Xiaolong in the play vividly interprets the image of a national hero. The hard horse kung fu duel in the play is equally exciting, and the audience is amazed.
"Huo Dongge" is the third part of the "Jingwu Trilogy", which is slightly less classic than the first two. The role played by the starring Qian Xiaohao in the play has attracted much attention from the audience, and although he later became mostly a villain, his performance in the play still impressed the audience.
The last one is "Journey to Tiger Mountain Again", the fight scenes of the show can even rival the "Legend of the Condor Heroes" launched by TVB in the same year, in which the four masters are Rong Canghai, Jiang Tieshan, Miao Yiyue and Li Qingtian, their kung fu strength can be described as extraordinary. The lyrics of the episode in the play "Old bag! Feed! "Old Bao" has become a common memory of the audience, showing the emotional entanglement between the characters.
These classic ATV dramas have successfully attracted the attention of the audience with their compact plots, wonderful fight scenes, gripping theme songs and other elements. Although many years have passed, these episodes still leave a deep mark on the hearts of viewers.
For mainland audiences at that time, these dramas were not only entertainment, but also a cultural and emotional sustenance. By portraying heroic characters and promoting justice and patriotism, they set a noble example for audiences and inspire a love of national pride.
Today, the glory of ATV has become a memory, but those classic episodes still live in the memory of the audience. They not only represent the level of TV series production in that era, but also represent the enthusiasm and resonance of a country's audience.
As the lyrics sing, "The Great Wall does not fall, the Yellow River gushes...", these classic dramas will not disappear with the passage of time, they will forever remain in the hearts of the audience and become an eternal memory.
