Dans une période de réforme économique, trois hommes vont repousser les limites pour réussir. Song Yun Hui est un homme très intelligent qui devient technicien et donne à sa carrière une base solide. Malgré sa réussite, il a du mal à gravir les échelons car il fait l'objet de discrimination à cause de ses origines modestes. Comme son beau-frère Song Yun Hui, Lei Dong Bao vient également d'un milieu modeste. Malgré sa pauvreté, ses origines rurales et son manque d'éducation, il devient un dirigeant aimé et admiré de tous. Un troisième homme, Yang Xun est en passe de devenir un entrepreneur autodidacte et s'efforce de trouver des opportunités professionnelles. Ces trois hommes arriveront-ils à réussir malgré les difficultés entraînées par la réforme économique en Chine ? (Source: Viki) Modifier la traduction
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- Titre original: 大江大河
- Aussi connu sous le nom de: Great Rivers Great Waters , Da Jiang Da He , Big Rivers , Great Rivers , Eastward Flows the Great River
- Réalisateur: Kong Sheng
- Scénariste: Yuan Ke Ping, Tang Yao
- Genres: Romance, Vie quotidienne, Drame, Politique
Où regarder Like a Flowing River
Distribution et équipes
- Wang Kai Rôle principal
- Yang Shuo Rôle principal
- Dong Zi Jian Rôle principal
- Cassie Zhou Rôle principal
- Tong Yao Rôle principal
- Gina Jin Rôle Secondaire
Critiques
ABSOLUTELY SPLENDID!
Seldom do I give a perfect score to a drama or rewatch it, but this was an incredible watch from start to end, and it deserves to be recognized as such. Like a Flowing River by its excellence single-handedly raises the bar of the quality of small-screen productions coming out of China. I highly recommend it.Every single character from this drama has remained with me, and I felt as though I were part of the story, as though I were from Xiaoleijia. You get to live through that post cultural revolution period in Chinese history, and see, feel the impact of the progressive and socialist reforms implemented, the angst of a people at the end of a terrible era, and their excitement at the dawn of China's current economic revolution. Absolutely fascinating!
There has not been a day since the completion of this drama (about a month ago) that I have not thought about Xiaolejia or one of its characters in some way, shape or form.
Yang Shuo, Wang Kai, Tong Yao, and Dong Zijian delivered extraordinary performances; so did the rest of the cast, and they are commendable for it. The cinematography and directing were of sheer brilliance. Don't even get me started with the writing! Tang Yao penned the script (based on Ah Nai's novel River of Time) impeccably.
I cannot wait for Season 2, which is slated to air in December 2019 (11 long months away). I will rewatch the entire Season 1 then, prior to seeing Season 2.
What a kicker it would be if they can air it even earlier than the previously scheduled date!
Good story
As a production, it is good. Actors are very good, in fact. The only issues about this production would be the ending (last ~10 episodes or so). The plot drifted and seemed unfocused (after Episode 38 or so), even though I enjoyed watching the 3 main characters and their story lines unfold. It is really regrettable that the last 2 episodes seemed so fragmented for the characters. (I know there may be another season! And, that's good news indeed.).The main challenge here is whether the plot follows character development. I personally feel like the three main characters' developments aren't explicitly shown to the audience. That's regrettable. There is a lot of change in their lives. They must be changing as people. But, it is unclear...