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Headwinds are coming, and the trailer detonates anticipation
This is not just a business story. When I saw the trailer of Dragon TV's upcoming "I Want to Go Against the Wind", I was deeply intrigued. Jianghu (played by Zhong Chuxi) said: "You are in my way, you hit my people, you rob my land, and now you are forcing me to move the factory..." This unique intense emotion, as well as the various situations that follow, all indicate that the show will have a very deep business story background and a complex network of characters.
Domestic business war drama: from glory to silence
Looking back on the past, our TV screens were filled with many classic business war dramas, such as "The Great Dyeing Workshop", "Qiao's Courtyard", etc., which are all classic works that the audience talks about. Not only do they have gripping storylines, but they also show the real business battlefield and the complexities of human nature. But unfortunately, in recent years, this type of TV series seems to be gradually losing the market. The audience seems to have aesthetic fatigue with business war dramas, and it is difficult for new business war drama works to gain the public's love.
"I want to go against the wind": the expected dark horse
The story of "I Want to Go Against the Wind" is very unique, it tells the story of how the protagonist Jianghu faces the huge difficulties of the family business during the transition from a planned economy to a market economy, and the love-hate relationship between her and Xu Si (Gong Jun). This series has many new-generation actors and old actors, such as Zhang Chenguang, Liu Peiqi, Wang Ji, etc., and their participation has undoubtedly added a lot of highlights to this drama. Especially for the leading actors Gong Jun and Zhong Chuxi, their performances in this trailer are very good, and the rivalry with experienced veteran actors is also full of highlights.
Expectations and prospects: Can "I Want to Go Against the Wind" write a new chapter for business war dramas?
Why are we so looking forward to "I'm going against the wind"? First of all, judging from the trailer, it doesn't seem to be one of those formal, cookie-cutter business war dramas. This drama not only has business war elements that go deep into the bone marrow, but also deeply excavates the emotions and mental journeys of the protagonists on the business battlefield. More importantly, "I Want to Go Against the Wind" tells the story of the changes of an era, the rise and fall of a family, and how a woman sticks to her original intention and keeps moving forward in the business world.
We have reason to believe that "I Want to Go Against the Wind" will bring new vitality to the genre of business war dramas. With the broadcast of the show, we hope that it can trigger the audience's renewed attention to business war dramas, and also hope that it can become a new milestone in the field of business war dramas. In any case, whether it is the plot design, character building, or cast, "I Want to Go Against the Wind" has shown strong competitiveness. As an audience, I really hope that this drama can break the inherent model of business war dramas and bring us a new viewing experience.