Mei Ting, Xu Yajun, Vivian Wu, Hu Xianxu, Ceng Li and others starred in the overseas accompanying TV series "Accompanying Mom", which is being broadcasted on Zhejiang Satellite TV. The drama focuses on the group of "accompanying mothers" for the first time, showing the process that four women with different personalities and different family situations have conflicts with their children, husbands and careers and gradually reconcile because they go abroad to accompany them. Chen Chang, the director of the play, said in an exclusive interview with the Beijing News that "Accompanying Mom" did not explicitly support or oppose parents sending their children abroad to study or accompany them. They want to show the difficulties and problems they will face when they accompany them. "In the end, there are families who insist on companionship and families who return to China after giving up. We just want to tell you that there is no right or wrong choice for each family, as long as it can bear the responsibility and consequences. "

In the play, Mei Ting broke through the previous route of "bitter drama" and played Li Na, a strong woman. She has a strong style in her career and a strong family. In the face of her rebellious son, Li Na is not only hard and soft, but also "steady and accurate". She almost fell on her son's computer, and in a rage, she took her son back to China. She is a typical tiger mother.

At first, Chen Chang was a little surprised to learn that Mei Ting played this exciting and joyful role. However, Mei Ting himself said that he really wanted to play comedy. "She said that she is actually like Li Na and loves to laugh. I also played comedy roles at school. I don't know why everyone gave her a position and became bitter. "

Chen Changxiao said that Mei Ting is very energetic in life and always does unexpected things. During the break of a scene, Mei Ting burst into tears. Chen Chang thought he was immersed in the last scene, but cried and said that he just wanted to play a crying scene for the director on a whim. "Director, do you think I'm crying?" I can cry if I want to. "She is really a very interesting person.