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| − | *'''Original writing:''' Novel ''Xiang Si Shu'' by [[Gu Wei Li]] | + | *'''Original writing:''' Novel ''[http://book.sina.com.cn/nzt/novel/lit/y/xiangsishu/index.shtml Xiang Si Shu]'' by [[Gu Wei Li]] |
*'''Screenwriter:''' [[Gu Wei Li]] | *'''Screenwriter:''' [[Gu Wei Li]] | ||
*'''Producer:''' [[Guo Xin Qiang]] | *'''Producer:''' [[Guo Xin Qiang]] | ||
Revision as of 09:22, 30 June 2008
Details
- Title: 相思树 / Xiang Si Shu
- English title: A Poem for the Oak
- Genre: Human drama
- Episodes: 29
- Broadcast network: CCTV-1
- Broadcast period: 2008-Apr-12 start
Synopsis
Xiao Xiao Mu is a country worker from Yunnan who has come to Shanghai. For years she has been searching for Kang Kai, a good and honest man she swindled when she was 14 in order to pay for her brother's education. She hopes to apologize to him and return the debt so as to relieve her guilty conscience. However, when she sees Kang Kai and the exhausting circumstances under which he's living after having experienced a tragic turn of events in his life, she dares not bring up the past and instead starts working at his restaurant while also quietly serving as his pillar of support. Xiao Mu admires Kang Kai's strong sense of responsibility and earnest respect for the feelings of others and falls in love with him, but Kang Kai only sees Xiao Mu as a little sister...
Cast
- Wu Xiu Bo as Kang Kai
- Pu Pu as Xiao Xiao Mu
- Sun Chun as Cong Yuan
- Chen Shu as Shang Jie
- Tian Pu Jun as Kang Hui
- Song Ning as Xiao Xiao Pu (Xiao Xiao Mu's brother)
- Gao Ming as Xiao Xiao Mu's father
- Zhang Zhi Hua as Xiao Xiao Mu's mother
- Wu Jing as Shang Jie's mother
- Yang Qing as Kang Kai's mother
Guests
- Chen Sha Li as Yang's mother
- Liao Fan as Dongfang Ling Xiao
- Wang Zhi Hua as Kang Kai's father
Production Credits
- Original writing: Novel Xiang Si Shu by Gu Wei Li
- Screenwriter: Gu Wei Li
- Producer: Guo Xin Qiang
- Director: Sun Zhou