Shanghai in the 1990s was full of opportunities and hopes. Bao (Hugh), a young man, has become a rising star in the business world with the spring breeze of reform and opening up and his own efforts. Everyone knows the Yellow River.
The transformation of an ordinary Po into a treasure manager can't be separated from the help of a great uncle, a Tokyo night show owner and Miss Wang, a foreign trade building. With the mysterious woman Ber Ber parachuting into huanghe road, a fashionable restaurant is about to stir up the whole street, which makes Mr. Bao's original career of winning thousands of miles turbulent and shocking, and his relationship with the people around him is undergoing an unprecedented test.
At the same time, Shenzhen stock market will always give a fatal blow to Po. Po can only go forward with a pure heart and cross the mountains to get to the flowers.
Highlights of Shanghai TV Series bloom
As a work adapted from the novel of the same name by Jin Yucheng, the winner of Mao Dun Literature Prize, bloom Shanghai has a profound story, a compact plot and a fascinating story. By showing the social changes in Shanghai since the reform and opening up, the play successfully outlines a picture of life under the background of the times.
The play has a strong cast and superb acting skills. Director Wong Kar-wai's unique perspective and shooting techniques also add a lot of color to this dramatic increase, which makes the whole play very artistic in audio-visual effect.
The drama also explores the complexity and diversity of human nature through delicate characterization and emotional description. While enjoying the plot, the audience can also feel the joys and sorrows of characters experience in the play, thus producing a strong * * * sound.
The highlights of bloom Shanghai TV series are mainly reflected in the story, actors' performances, directing techniques and emotional singing. The isomorphism of these elements forms the unique charm of the play, making it an excellent work worth seeing.