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Chinese Style Divorce

Details

  • Title: 中国式离婚 / Chinese Style Divorce
  • Episodes: 23
  • Broadcast network:
  • Broadcast year: 2004

Synopsis

This is an in depth analysis of divorces in contemporary Chinese society through three marriages. The story focuses on three types of betrayals: the heart, the body, the body and heart.

Lin Xiaofeng and Song Jianping have been married for 10 years, and they have a son named Dangdang. Lin feels disappointed that her husband Song, a surgeon, is unable to earn enough money to improve their standard of living. Discontented with ordinary family life, Lin often quarrels with Song. They can hardly afford the expense of a key primary school for their son, so Song decides to resign from his post at a State-run hospital and start a new job in a foreign-funded hospital. Lin willingly quits her job as a primary school teacher to become a full-time housewife.

Though Song finally becomes successful in his career, the couple's relationship deteriorates due to some misunderstandings. The story also shows the problems that face the young, middle-aged and old couples, and reveals the physical and emotional betrayals of husbands and wives, offering insights about the tolerance, trust and responsibilities required for a good and lasting marriage.

Source: Women of China English Monthly

Cast

Production Credits

  • Original story (novel): Wang Hailing
  • Producer:
  • Director: Shen Yan
  • Screenwriter:

Awards

  • 2004 首届电视剧风云盛典 Best Contemporary Drama

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