At the beginning of 2024, financial dramas suddenly became popular, with "Flowers" starring Hu Ge and Tang Yan and "Dajiang Dahe 3" led by Wang Kai and Yang Shuo on the air one after another. When I was watching the drama, I felt like I was taken back to Shanghai in the 90s, feeling the changes of the business war and the hardships of starting a business. The traditional culture, costumes, and props of old Shanghai are evocative in every detail.
Speaking of "Flowers", this drama is really eye-catching. Hu Ge and Tang Yan's acting skills are really speechless, and they vividly interpret the love and hatred of that era. Every time I see them interacting on the screen, I can feel the unique charm of that era, as if I have become a member of that era.
And "Big River 3" continues the success of the first two works, telling about the changes and challenges of people under the wave of entrepreneurship in the 90s. Watching the protagonists rise and fall in the business world, I felt their courage and determination, and also experienced the hardships and difficulties of starting a business.
With the popularity of these two shows, I was also swept up in a wave of discussion on social media. Everyone was sharing their opinions and feelings, and I couldn't help but get involved. The business war and entrepreneurial story of Shanghai Tang in the 90s seems to have become a common topic for us, which makes people's blood boil.
Recently, the scandal about Wang Kai on the Internet has also been spreading, although I don't know what the truth is, but this incident has undoubtedly added a lot of topicality to "Dajiang Dahe 3". I couldn't help but check it out, and looked at the comments of netizens, there are really all kinds of speculations.
Speaking of which, the development process of financial dramas is also quite interesting. "The Big Time" in the early years was also a classic, I was still young at that time, but I also followed my family to chase the drama and watched it with relish. Looking back now, those classic plots and characters are still vivid.
In addition to TV dramas, I have also read some financial novels, such as "Memoirs of a Stock Market Maker". That book gave me a deeper understanding of the financial markets and sparked my interest in the financial industry.
With the popularity of financial dramas, I also began to pay attention to the development of the financial industry. I've found that industries such as financial literacy courses and financial investment advisory services are also starting to emerge. The development of these industries not only provides people with more financial knowledge and investment advice, but also allows more people to pay attention to the financial market.
Recently, CCTV's upcoming new drama "City in the City" is even more exciting. This drama has the theme of bank anti-corruption, and has attracted many powerful actors to join. I am especially looking forward to the performances of veteran actors such as He Wei and Wang Jinsong, whose acting skills have always been excellent. There is also a cameo appearance by actress Chen Jin, which is really eye-catching!
CCTV's great attention to this drama also made me feel the weight of this drama. I believe that the ratings of this drama will definitely reach a new high and become a classic. I am also very much looking forward to the broadcast of this drama and hope to see a wonderful work.
Speaking of anti-corruption themed film and television works, in fact, this kind of works has gradually increased in recent years, which also reflects the high attention and expectations of the society for anti-corruption and clean government. These works reveal the dangers of corruption through the form of art, and call on people to work together to create a clean social environment. For such film and television works, I am very supportive.
I found that the new drama "City within a City" is similar to the classic financial drama "Naoki Hanzawa" in terms of content and theme, both of which are set in banks to expose the shortcomings of the industry. This makes me look forward to "City within a City" even more. I believe that this drama will definitely bring a new look and feel and inspiration to the audience.
Judging from the feedback after the broadcast, "City in the City" has indeed won unanimous praise from the audience and film critics. The tight plot and excellent performances of the actors won the applause of the audience. I was also so hooked on the show that I couldn't wait to stay in front of the TV every night for updates.
As the plot deepens, the corruption within the bank exposed in "A City in the City" has also aroused widespread attention and discussion in the society. I also deeply feel the seriousness of the problems presented in the play, and call on relevant departments to strengthen supervision and work together to create a clean and transparent financial environment.
Some netizens compared and analyzed "City in the City" and "Naoki Hanzawa", and I also took a closer look. These two dramas do have similarities and differences in the performance of the banking theme, but they are both very exciting. This cross-cultural comparison also allows us to see the different interpretations and cultural characteristics of the same subject matter in different countries.
Overall, the successful broadcast of "City in the City" has indeed set a new benchmark for domestic financial dramas. The compact plot, excellent actors' performances, and profound themes all make people see the continuous progress and development of domestic dramas. I am also very much looking forward to seeing more high-quality financial works come out in the future, bringing more excitement and inspiration to the audience. At the same time, I also hope that the relevant authorities can strengthen the supervision of the financial industry and jointly create a healthy and stable financial market environment.