Children are Hard to Support is an urban spicy emotional drama jointly produced by CCTV, Hunan Radio and Television Station, Beijing Jinyi Shengdian Culture Communication Co., Ltd. and Hunan Radio and Television Station Satellite TV Channel, directed by Cao Dun and starring Chen Sicheng, Song Jia, Wan Qian, David Wang, Wang Sisi and Peng Guanying.
The play premiered in Golden Eagle Solo Theater of Hunan Satellite TV on 20 13122, with the highest ratings in the same period in China. On the network side, Sohu video was broadcast alone, and the hit rate of 1 1 days later successfully exceeded 1 billion, breaking the record of 12 days set by naked marriage before. On March 25, 20 13, "children are hard to raise" was broadcast in the second round of the eight sets of prime files in the central government.
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This film tells the story of the post-80s model couple Jane (Song Jia Jr.) and Rulu (Chen Sicheng) who started their parents' lives with their best imagination. What the husband and wife didn't expect was that the troubles of raising children were wave after wave. Sister Jane Eyre (Wan Qian) accidentally becomes bosom friends with a child named Lele.
However, Yan Daoxin (David Wang), Lele's father, is at a loss about this "falling from the sky" daughter. So Jane Eyre was inadvertently involved in this strange father-daughter duo. Zhao Xiaorou (Wang Sisi) and her boyfriend Wu Di (Peng Guanying) were originally standard "dinks".
When she looked at the troubled but warm children around Jenny and Jane Eyre and vowed to be a Dink, she even proposed to Wu Di to get married and have children, and made a surprising move, and began to work hard to realize this wish in a planned and step-by-step way. Wu Di was completely dumbfounded.
These three post-80s couples, who struggled with their lives for their children, realized the sacredness and greatness of life only after experiencing many difficulties, and experienced the sublimation of love in the stumbling of life. They seek a balance between family, society, work and self, and gain love, responsibility and growth from the experience of raising children.
The play tells a series of stories about a couple of post-80s white-collar workers getting married, having children and raising children. In the play, Song Jia plays pregnant women in the workplace first, and Chen Sicheng becomes a super daddy.