Lei Jiayin's "Human World" is a very good period drama. What other TV dramas of this type do you recommend?

1. "Crossing Guandong".

This play is so classic, the actors, costumes and music are all perfect. I still remember the whole family in the third grade of elementary school scrambling to sit in front of the TV every night to watch and discuss. Now I still remember the snow scene shot by Lao Daowai in the finale. Dark green buildings are accompanied by heavy snow, and characters are covered in snow. Zhu killed the biggest villain with a pistol. I secretly like Zhu Yawen, Jin Dong, Song Jia, and after watching Xian'er, I don't think weak girls have any charm.

2. "Fugui".

It's a little different than the original, but in a good way. Compared with the movie version, the acquaintance between Fugui and Jiazhen is only briefly introduced, and there is not much description of Feng Xia and her husband. The TV version does it better. The first chapter uses several episodes to explain the acquaintance between Fugui and Jiazhen. Then in the second half, the family formed by Feng Xia and her husband is also described in detail. This adds to the integrity of the story itself.

3. "Mansion Gate".

This is indeed a good classic drama. Old actors are really good at acting and can learn a lot of knowledge. This is really interesting. The short forty episodes tell the story of the rise and fall of the entire family over several decades, and the characters often age when they change. The changing times and the influence of Feng Shui reincarnation are the biggest themes. This time, it was absolutely perfect. The next time it falls into someone else's hands, it will be returned. Love, family, friendship, career, so many lines, so many characters, all have their own arcs. The second grandmother's skills and the complexity and multifacetedness of the third master are the most exciting. Bai's role in adulthood has been Not as good as before.

4. "Parental Love".

The TV shows the conflicts of this family, big and small, without exaggeration, which makes people comfortable to watch and envy them. The director has two brushes and shot it very well. The scenes, layouts and environments are all very realistic, and the characterization of the minor characters in the play is also very good, very close to life. An's "stingy" and "petty bourgeoisie" are both played perfectly by Mei. Except for a few scenes with the kids growing up, which they found a bit boring, everything else was fine.