Ningmin Town: The splash and blessing of childhood friends finally got married.

Huang Xuan, Zhang Jiayi, Yan Ni, Guo Jingfei and others starred in the chronological drama "Ning Min Town". This drama mainly tells the life of some poor areas in China in the early 1990s, and the true portrayal of leading cadres who really do practical things leading villagers to get rid of poverty and become rich.

In the play, Hua Shui and Telford are two young people of similar age, which can be regarded as real childhood friends. From their first eye contact, the audience can see that both sides like each other without thinking. However, at that time, Ma Defu's family was very poor, and he was unable to give those bride price to Huashui. Finally, Hua Shui's father married her to Yongfu in the neighboring village.

At that time, people in rural areas almost only paid attention to the words of their parents' life matchmakers, and there was no question of whether they were willing or not. Many married men and women meet for the first time on their wedding day. Fortunately, this brave man is also good at Chinese water. Although he is not as rich as the legend, he has been trying to create wealth for Huashui.

The good times didn't last long. Yongfu was digging a well when the soil suddenly collapsed and broke his leg. In this way, Yongfu became a disabled person who could not work, and the burden of supporting his family fell on Hua Shui. It is said that the immigrants in Yongquan village live well in the new place, with jobs and income.

In order to survive, Hua Shui dragged the disabled Yongfu and his daughter for seven days and seven nights, and finally came to this Jintan village. In this way, splash and blessing meet again in this new Jintan village. Perhaps this is fate, even if the red line held by the old moon is broken from it, it will still be connected.

Yongfu's attitude towards splash became worse and worse after his leg was broken. In fact, he still loves splash, but he just doesn't want to delay splash. He thought that if he were a little more fierce about the splash, he would eventually get rid of it and pursue his own life. He knew that without him, Huashui's life would be much better than now.

But he didn't expect that Shuihua was still so kind to him, which made him feel more guilty. As the days passed, Yongfu felt more and more that he was a burden to Huashui, so he finally ended his life as he told Huashui at the edge of the cliff.

Yongfu's death is a blessing. Although Hua Shui is married, he has never had a wife, because he only has Hua Shui in his heart. In this way, without the barrier of the middleman, the two naturally walked together and finally went to the palace of marriage together.

Huashui's learning ability is particularly strong, so after she got married, she also embarked on the road of leading everyone to get rich with Telford. Learning and studying new planting techniques have also opened up more ways for villagers to make money. It is said that after they got married, Hua Shui gave birth to twins, and the ending was really beautiful.

As I said before, the final score of this drama will definitely not be lower than that of "Big Rivers 2", and sure enough, the score will be flat in just two days. I believe that the more you look back, the higher your score will be, because this play is really worth watching, and many plots in the play can make the audience feel a kind of * * *.

Just like the changes in the play, life seems to be getting better and better day by day, but people's happiness really seems to be gone. I still remember the scene where four dolls in Yongquan village met again and ran and killed on the hillside. I don't know how many tears I brought back quietly. This scene is like my own memory replay.

For the post-80 s and post-70 s, every inch of the familiar scenes in the play bears traces of the past years and has never been retained in the memories of TA people.

A good film and television work can stand the critical aesthetic vision of the audience and people's comments because it is excellent enough.