The main creators took a group photo
China News Service, Beijing, April 9 (Reporter Zhang Xi) In 2016, a " Tokyo Women's Picture Book " quietly became popular online. After two years, the Chinese version of this IP " Beijing Women's Picture Book " and " Shanghai Women's Picture Book " will be launched soon.
html On the 19th, the "Women's Illustrated Book" series "Beijing Women's Illustrated Book" and "Shanghai Women's Illustrated Book" held a press conference in Beijing, and the main creators attended to help.reporter learned that this series is authorized by the copyright of "Tokyo Women's Picture Book", and is set in the background of two major cities of Beijing and Shanghai, telling the stories of contemporary urban female characters. Youku, the producer of
, said that "Beijing Women's Picture Book" and "Shanghai Women's Picture Book" are positioned as mirror dramas and selected dramas respectively. In the early stage of creation, the main creative team spent a lot of time on street searches, collecting "Beijing Drifting" and "Shanghai Drifting" materials through multiple channels, and carefully selected and integrated the characters and stories of the play.
Qi Wei
"Beijing Women's Picture Book" screenwriter Zhang Jia revealed, "This time the creation is not Mary Sue or silly white sweet, but starts from the truth." Jin Yifei, producer of "Shanghai Women's Picture Book", said that in the past, filming often encountered difficulties in creation, cast and shooting, but every link went very smoothly this time.
In "Beijing Women's Picture Book", Chen Ke, a girl from a small town played by Qi Wei, insists on going north with her dreams, and between changes and gains and losses, she eventually continues to live firmly in Beijing. Regarding the role, Qi Wei frankly admitted that she did not like to use "Beijing drift" to describe young people struggling in Beijing. "Beijing drift is a passive state, and I prefer to take the initiative to fight. Rather than being a Beijing drift, it is better to use the word "Beifeng" as "Ben" represents a sense of direction."
Wang Zhener played by Luo Haiyan is the protagonist in "Shanghai Women's Picture Book". The challenges and opportunities at work, the temptations and choices in life have allowed her to grow up quickly, experience confusion and helplessness, and eventually become an elite woman who can stand alone. Both the characters and real life touched Wang Zhen'er deeply. As for the feeling of working hard in Shanghai, she said bluntly: "In such a big city, giving up is simple, but persistence must be cool."
It is reported that "Beijing Women's Picture Book" will be exclusively broadcast on Youku on April 10, and "Shanghai Women's Picture Book" will be broadcast in early May. (End)
