Japanese media claim to be fascinated by China TV dramas,"Legend of Zhen Huan" and "Nirvana in Fire" have countless fans

Previously, fan groups were continuously formed, focusing on court TV dramas that attracted audiences through handsome men and beautiful women, but "Nirvana in Fire" created new fans.

Original title: Japanese media claims that China TV series "charms" Japanese: Fans learned Chinese to watch the drama on the

website of the Nihon Keizai Shimbun published a title titled "Completely Chased!" on June 12-- How do Japanese people view China TV dramas?" The author is Akiko Aki, director of the Japan-China Friendship Association. The article stated that in an era when there are significantly fewer entertainment options than today, Japanese people particularly love to watch TV dramas. There are many TV dramas with ratings of 30% and 40%. In order to watch their favorite programs, many people go home immediately after work and stay by the TV. After entering the 21st century, not only terrestrial broadcasts, but also satellite broadcasts have emerged in large numbers, resulting in the increasing number of people who love overseas TV dramas.

In this case, what is the situation of attention to China TV dramas? Looking at the "Asian Hot TV Series Ranking" released by TSUTAYA, Japan's largest DVD rental chain, the top spots are all occupied by Korean TV series, and the China historical TV series finally appeared at the 69th place. It is "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms" that Japanese people love very much. In addition, the 83rd place is the China Taiwan TV series "Meteor Garden." In other words, Japanese people are not familiar with TV dramas in the mainland of China.

The article stated that this situation changed after the broadcast of "Ruoxi, a female official of the court," The Shocking Step by Step ", which is very popular in China. The love romance between women and handsome princes from modern times to the Qing Dynasty has become very popular among Japanese women and has become an opportunity to form fans of China TV dramas.

Some fans shouted: "I am completely fascinated! To what extent are you addicted? I have even begun to learn Chinese. For some time, I still dreamed that princes with pigtails were dancing." Some fans said: "The story itself is also very interesting. With the princes as representatives, the characters in the play are very vivid and attractive."

Fans of China TV series born in this way will next focus on "The Court Conquering for Competition", which is also "The Legend of Zhen Huan."

Fans on the Internet commented: "We live up to expectations. The costumes are beautiful, and more importantly, the characters in the play are beautiful. In addition, surprisingly, the methods of secretly seizing power are astonishing. Over the years, I have spent my time trying to win people around me to stand on my side and take low-key revenge step by step, making me feel smart and happy."

Some fans said: "Hua Fei impressed me deeply. Beautiful, cruel and willful. The punishment that often appears in China historical TV dramas is 'red-hot' just to imagine it."

The article stated that through these two works, Japan has indeed formed fans of China TV dramas, but what further captured fans was "Nirvana in Fire". The title of the Japanese version is "Nirvana in Fire, Kirin Talents Rise to the Wind". The slogan is "a fierce court revenge drama launched by a genius who transcends Zhuge Kongming'."

Previously, fan groups were continuously formed, focusing on court TV dramas that attracted audiences through handsome men and beautiful women, but "Nirvana in Fire" created new fans. Men have begun to appear in fans of China TV dramas, who were mostly women before. As for the reasons, in addition to the theme of revenge, we can also cite the slogan that uses the name Zhuge Kongming, which is popular among the Japanese.

In addition, middle-aged and elderly women who previously only watched South Korean TV dramas seem to have begun to pursue "Nirvana in Fire".

Because "Nirvana in Fire" is particularly interesting, there are not a few Japanese people who buy DVDs. In Japan, although rent is also very expensive, if you choose to buy it, it costs nearly 50,000 yen (about 3080 yuan) to buy it all.

Akiko Aoki said that he is also a loyal fan of China TV dramas."Recently, I have watched all of" In the Name of the People "."

Editor: jessica