Rose Thorn

This film (drama)Also known as玫瑰刺，is aMainland ChinaProducerbeauty live，At2009Released in year 。The dialogue language isMandarin Chinese，Current Douban rating8.0(For reference only)。

From "Divorce Chinese Style" to "Golden Wedding" and then to "The War of Marwen," urban family emotional dramas have continuously surged in popularity, becoming the undeniable rating treasures of various television stations. However, renowned screenwriter Zang Xi, who has produced many outstanding family dramas such as "Empty Mirror," "Romantic Affairs," and "Home with Kids," is not optimistic about this trend. Zang Xi told reporters, "Domestic family emotional dramas have reached a dead end! Currently, these dramas can basically be divided into two types: one is life-oriented, mainly telling the subtle states of characters' lives, such as 'Watching Happiness' and 'Empty Mirror,' but this style has essentially reached its limit. Replacing it are family plot dramas, akin to the previous Hong Kong drama 'I Am Kind,' where viewers are easily attracted by intense dramatic conflicts and fluctuating character fates. However, after watching too much of such dramas, one might feel that these so-called surprises are somewhat contrived, heavily fabricated, and fail to leave room for audience reflection." 　　Zang Xi expressed that he wants to try to carve out a new type of domestic family ethical drama with "Rose Thorn," which he admitted is a breakthrough work following "Home with Kids." He stated that "Rose Thorn" differs from similar programs in both its entry point and style. "Rose Thorn" explores how sexes can coordinate and complement each other, moving toward happiness. Its style aims to sweep away the depressing tragic tones prevalent in many current family dramas and attempts to narrate family ethical relationships in a relaxed manner, engaging with the audience on whether family issues can be dealt with in a more scientific, humorous, wise, and joyful way. 　　Star-Studded "Rose Thorn" Teaches You to Easily Resolve Family Crises 　　"Rose Thorn" tells the story of a pair of siblings entering two problematic families, using humor to resolve family crises and influencing those around them with a positive and optimistic attitude, ultimately leading the two families to find happiness. Among them, the younger sister, played by Zeng Baoyi, enters a typical patriarchal family, boldly challenging the family's "emperor," Li Liqiun, causing chaos; Cheng Qian "marries" into a women's kingdom for love, standing up against "Empress Wu." 　　Highlight 1: Star-Studded and Spicy Upgrades 　　"Rose Thorn" gathers many beloved actors, including Zeng Baoyi, Cheng Qian, Li Liqiun, Chen Wei, Zhang Haotian, and Tong Zhengwei. It features prominent personalities: Zeng Baoyi and Cheng Qian are both popular hosts from CCTV and a Taiwanese variety show diva, while Li Liqiun is a veteran comedian known for his consistent film and TV works. The three stars in "Rose Thorn" intensify their wit and charm. 　　Highlight 2: Light-hearted Humor Solving Problems 　　Most family dramas on TV screens currently have a tragic tone, which is serious and shocking but also relatively oppressive. In contrast, "Rose Thorn" narrates family ethical relationships in a light-hearted manner, discussing with the audience whether family issues can be dealt with in a more scientific, humorous, wise, and happy way. 　　"Rose Thorn" Airs, Audience Reactions are Mixed 　　"Rose Thorn" has been airing on various television stations in Hohhot, Jinan, etc., achieving very good ratings and being praised as another worthy family ethical comedy. However, audience reactions to the show are mixed. 　　"I watched this show with a smile throughout. With the pressures of work and life around me, I just hope to see some light and happy TV shows that reflect many aspects of real life and also teach us other ways to solve problems." 　　"I really like Old Han's family; although they can be noisy sometimes, it feels full of familial love. Jingjing is also very lovable; although she often does unexpected things, she eventually wins over Old Han's family." 　　"Old Han is a typical Beijinger, but listening to Li Liqiun speak Beijing dialect feels a bit awkward." 　　"I think the character Lin Meng is designed too cowardly; modern women should be independent. Also, her parents communicate by passing notes every day, which is too exaggerated."