Qing Qing Bao tells the story that girls from all over the world gathered in Xinchuan because of a marriage election. Andrew (Bai Jingting), the sixth young master of Xinchuan who has always kept a low profile, accidentally became attached to Li Wei (Tian Xiwei), who just wanted to lose the election and live comfortably in his hometown. * * * started a new life, but many conditions set off each other.
The published preview of Two-way Raiders skillfully borrows the perspective of love games and unlocks the sweet interaction between Andrew and Li Qin. Taking Andrew as the "Raiders" goal, Li Wei undertook various challenging tasks and accomplished them in unexpected ways, constantly overlapping their "goodwill" and "tacit understanding" until the next level was unlocked.
However, with the deepening of getting along, their feelings for each other gradually germinated, and Andrew immediately started a romantic road of "anti-raiders", helping Li Wei adapt to the foreign environment and prompting Li Wei to win the first place in the exam ... This also created a "small routine" for their exclusive.
The setting of "premarital love" also indicates that their feelings have a complete development process from natural occurrence to mutual understanding, but will the ending "Li Wei's father opposes this marriage" be a turning point in their feelings? It is also to keep the audience's appetite. ?
According to the founder, in addition to the two starring roles, the stories of other groups are also quite interesting. At the same time, the poster of "Youth Talk" was displayed as a family unit. Poems such as "One bamboo shoot, one Artemisia, one Polygonatum, taste spring vegetables, and the taste of human beings is pure joy" and "Mourning in a boudoir, silence is better than sound" have also written different story themes of "small family", showing a fresh sense of life and fireworks.
In a relaxed atmosphere, elements such as food, entertainment, health preservation and worship are staged one after another. "The life of the characters in the play is full and sensible, and it is also close to the young people's yearning for the ideal life of' three meals and two seasons'." In the creator's view, this drama also conveys a pursuit of a relaxed inner state.