Under the bright starlight, the Magnolia Award of the 29th Shanghai TV Festival was grandly announced recently. As a major event in the field of TV dramas, this year's Magnolia Awards brought together many excellent works and talents to compete for this supreme honor. In this fierce competition, the TV series "Flowers" won five awards, including Best Chinese TV Series, Best Actor, Best Screenplay (Adaptation), Best Cinematography, and Best Art, with its outstanding performance, becoming the most dazzling star of the night.
As the starring role of "Flowers", Hu Ge won the honor of Best Actor for his wonderful performance in the play. This is not only an affirmation of his personal acting skills, but also a recognition of the hard work of the entire crew of "Flowers". When accepting the award, Hu Ge said that he was very honored to receive this award, and thanked every member of the crew and the audience for their support.
In addition to Hu Ge, Tang Yan, the star of "Flowers", also appeared at the award ceremony and sent blessings to Hu Ge's award. As an actor loved by the audience, Tang Yan's attendance undoubtedly added a lot of highlights to the awards ceremony.
In addition, the other awards of this year's Magnolia Awards are also highly competitive. In terms of director awards, Xin Shuang, director of "The Long Season", won the Best Director Award for his outstanding directing ability. In the documentary category, Shanghai's "Why China" won the award for best documentary series. The awarding of these awards has undoubtedly injected new impetus into the development of Chinese TV dramas and documentaries.
It is worth mentioning that this year's Magnolia Award ceremony went out of the central city for the first time and moved to the Lingang Performing Arts Center. This not only brings a new visual experience to the audience, but also further enhances the brand influence of the Magnolia Award.
In general, the holding of the Magnolia Award at the 29th Shanghai TV Festival has injected new vitality into the development of Chinese TV dramas. And the award of "Flowers" has injected new hope and impetus into the field of Chinese TV dramas. I believe that in the future, more excellent works and talents will emerge to write a more brilliant chapter for the development of Chinese TV dramas.