China Made

This film (drama)Also known as中国造，is aMainland ChinaProducerbeauty live，At2006Released in year 。The dialogue language isMandarin Chinese，Current Douban rating7.9(For reference only)。

This drama is called an inspirational youth idol drama, reflecting the entrepreneurial lives of contemporary Chinese college students and their profound thoughts on society. According to the director Ma Jin, the biggest difference between "China Made" and previous youth idol dramas is that the college students in this drama are not the privileged ones who are immersed in romance and leisure all day, but rather a group of new young people who are self-made with intelligence and innovative spirit, daring to challenge themselves. They do not exhibit the excessive delicateness and restlessness typical of the current era, but instead are imbued with much masculinity and courage. The main characters of the drama are all vibrant newcomers, and the young and fresh creative team offers a refreshing experience. Although their popularity is not high, their feelings and states are very close to those of their characters in the drama. A number of renowned actors make cameo appearances in the drama, including Mei, Zheng Qianlong, Chen Ying, Hu Yajie, and Bai Fan, all delivering impressive performances. This time, the director consistently pursues a realistic creative style while also radiating a youthful, healthy, and positive aesthetic tone. The creators of "China Made" focus on the development process of college student entrepreneurship, genuinely touching upon the increasingly severe employment reality faced by contemporary college students. The drama vividly reflects the self-entrepreneurship of contemporary college students and their ideal pursuit of achieving social value and self-worth during their entrepreneurial journey. Background of filming: "China Made" is co-produced by the Drama Production Center of Tianjin Television and the Film and Television Department of CCTV, directed by the renowned director Ma Jin. "China Made" is adapted from the novel "Tsinghua Manufacturing." Most of the scenes in "China Made" are filmed at Wuhan University.