Recently, the high-profile TV series "Flowers" is on the air, directed by the famous director Wang Da, starring Hu Ge, Ma Yili, Tang Yan and other powerful actors, telling the story of the Shanghai stock market during the reform and opening up. However, during the broadcast of the show, it aroused heated discussions among the audience, especially the way it was interpreted in the dark department, some people expressed appreciation, and some people expressed difficulty in accepting it.
Audience member Xiao Li said: "I watched three episodes of "Flowers", and it felt like watching night Shanghai in the thirties, dark and depressing. This is the high-spirited, reform and opening up of the 90s, how did the director interpret it like this?" His views have been recognized by many audiences, who said that they were looking forward to seeing the passion and hard work of that era, but they didn't expect to wait for a "dark" visual experience.
In this regard, director Wang Da said in an interview: "The reason why I chose such a way of expression is to more realistically restore the atmosphere of that era. In Shanghai in the 90s, the stock market was surging, and the complexity and dark side of human nature were magnified, and I hope that through this dark interpretation, the audience can feel the pulse of that era more deeply. ”
Of course, there are also audiences who appreciate the director's way of interpretation. They believe that Director Wang Da's skills are indeed extraordinary, and he can vividly show the style of an era in just three episodes, making people feel as if they are in that changing era in the process of watching. Especially for those who lived through that era, this interpretation made them feel more relatable.
In addition, the performance of the actors in the play has also become the focus of heated discussions among the audience. The joining of powerful actors such as Hu Ge, Ma Yili, and Tang Yan has made a qualitative leap in acting skills in the play. They all said that it was the outstanding performance of these actors that gave them the motivation to continue to follow the drama.
It is worth mentioning that although the audience has controversy over the dark interpretation of "Flowers", the ratings of the show have been rising, which also reflects the audience's pursuit of high-quality dramas. As director Wang Da said: "Whether it is praise or doubt, it is the audience's concern and expectation for the series, and we will continue to work hard to give back to the audience with better works." ”
"Flowers", as a TV series about the Shanghai stock market during the reform and opening up, has made the audience's eyes shine regardless of its dark interpretation method or the joining of powerful actors. Although the show sparked some controversy during its broadcast, it was also an affirmation of artistic exploration. We look forward to "Flowers" in the next plot, which can bring more surprises and touches to the audience.