The highly anticipated TV series "Flowers" was broadcast on CCTV 8 and the platform, which aroused heated discussions among the audience. The play is set in the Huanghe Road Food Street in Shanghai, and tells the business cooperation and emotional entanglement between the businessman Bao Zong and the proprietress of Zhizhenyuan, Li Li.
The story takes place in 1992, in the spring of China's reform and opening up. The food street on the Yellow River Road in Shanghai is busy and lively, with businessmen gathered, and Mr. Bao has become the most high-profile figure. Mr. Bao and Mr. Li were initially opposed to each other, but with the experience of doing business together, they gradually became partners.
Set against the backdrop of Shanghai's Yellow River Road, "Flowers" shows the commercial prosperity of China during the reform and opening up period in the 90s of the last century. The storyline in the play is tight and the characters are vivid, giving the audience an in-depth understanding of the business atmosphere and people's living conditions in that era.
Through this TV series, viewers can see the intrigues, trust and betrayal, and the complexities of human nature in the business world. As a successful businessman, Mr. Bao's choices and the shaping of his values have brought people deep thinking. At the same time, the play also shows the prosperity and charm of Shanghai, allowing the audience to feel the unique charm of the city.
Directed by the famous director Wong Kar-wai, the story is adapted from the novel of the same name by Jin Yucheng, and focuses on the life stories of young men and women in Shanghai, showing their struggle and growth in the bustling city.
The cast of this TV series can be described as extravagant. The addition of powerful actors such as Hu Ge and Ma Yili has given a more three-dimensional image to the characters in the play. From Brother Xiaoyao in the 2005 TV series "The Legend of Sword and Fairy" to Mei Changsu in the 2015 TV series "Langya Bang", Hu Ge filled his acting career with his thoughts. He has always maintained a childlike heart and worked hard to win the recognition of others.
However, Hu Ge's acting career is not smooth. In a car accident in 2006, he was left with a permanent scar on the corner of his eye. The accident became an opportunity for him to think about his life and integrate him more deeply into the performance. Although he still faces the confusion of self-perception, his goal is clear, and he will not back down.
Hu Ge's transformation has not been easy. When he was filming "Langya Bang", he once fell into self-doubt and confusion. However, instead of being trapped in his own doubts, he bravely took a step forward. He continued to learn and Xi and explore, and gradually found his own performance style and positioning.
By constantly challenging himself, Hu Ge has made remarkable achievements on the road of acting. His character image is becoming more and more three-dimensional, and his acting skills are becoming more and more outstanding. His performances are both authentic and powerful, and they are able to touch the hearts of the audience. Hu Ge used his efforts and talents to win the love and appreciation of the audience.
And the heroine Ma Yili plays the boss lady in the play, her acting skills are as good as ever, and she has successfully created an image of an independent, strong, smart and clever Shanghai girl. Of course, Tang Yan and Xin Zhilei's performances were also well received, adding a lot of highlights to the plot.
However, the audience received mixed reviews of the show. Although the play is directed by the well-known director Wong Kar-wai and has a luxurious cast, there are some problems in the storytelling of the script, the noisy dialogue, and the non-standard pronunciation of Shanghainese. According to the audience, the script of the play is too story-based, and too much emphasis is placed on the various personnel relationships caused by the actor's car accident, which makes the plot complex and trivial. Audiences want to see a more tight and gripping story development instead of being bogged down in trivia.
In addition, the audience also criticized the way the dialogue is expressed in the show. The noise of Bai in the play is too long-winded and tiresome for many viewers. They wanted to see more concise and clear dialogue that would make the plot smoother. In addition, some viewers pointed out that the pronunciation of Shanghainese in "Flowers" is not standard, giving people a stiff feeling. They believe that as a TV series set in Shanghai, more attention should be paid to the authentic Shanghainese pronunciation to increase the realism of the plot.
However, although "Flowers" has some problems with the storytelling of the script, the noise of the dialogue, and the pronunciation of Shanghainese, the audience generally believes that this does not affect their expectations of director Wong Kar-wai and well-known actors. They hope that through this TV series, they can see the unique visual style of director Wong Kar-wai and the wonderful performances of the actors.