"Flowers": A cool male drama in the tide of the times
"Flowers" is a TV series directed by Wong Kar-wai and adapted from the novel by Kim Woo-chung. The play is set in Shanghai in the 90s of the 20th century, and shows the growth and transformation of the male protagonist Bao, showing the social style and human feelings of that era. As a person, "Flowers" has a high level in terms of storyline, character setting, emotional rendering, etc., and is deeply loved by the audience.
Ah Bao (Hu Ge)
The storyline of "Flowers" is compact, and the plot is full of ups and downs, which is addictive. In the play, Po is a young man from a poor background who gradually emerges in the business world through his own efforts and opportunities. He went through many setbacks and tribulations to finally realize his dream and become a successful businessman. In Bao's growth process, the audience can see the social background of that era, the entanglement of human nature and emotions, and the ups and downs of life.
Uncle (You Benchang)
In addition to the compact plot, the character setting of "Flowers" is also very good. Po in the play is a young man with a resolute and witty personality, and his friends are also a group of characters full of personality. They have different personalities, backgrounds, and values, but they are all brought together by fate. The interaction and collision between these characters make the plot richer and more diverse, and it also makes it easier for the audience to resonate.
Uncle and Mr. Bao
In addition to the storyline and character setting, "Flowers" is also very good in terms of emotional rendering. The emotional lines in the play are intricate, and family, friendship, and love are intertwined, which makes people can't help but be moved. Especially the emotional line between Po and the heroine is even more moving. They went through all kinds of hardships and trials, and finally came together, and the sincerity and firmness of this relationship made people feel warm and beautiful. F
Tao Tao (played by Chen Long) is still a fishmonger, but he has always been Po's hardcore brother.
Overall, "Flowers" is a very good male frequency drama. It immerses the audience through a tight plot, excellent character settings, and sincere emotional rendering. If you like the Shanghai setting of that era or are interested in the business war plot, then this drama must not be missed.