Zi se Dadaocheng

Serie de TV
2016

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Eli Shih, Chia-Yen Ko, Grace Wen-Yi Lin, and Jen-Shuo Cheng in Zi se Dadaocheng (2016)

Añade un argumento en tu idiomaSan Francisco, 1980. As 72-year-old Guo Xue Hu reminisces about his hometown, Dadaocheng, a young man walks towards him from afar. It is Xing Xiong, Yi An's son. He has brought a letter from... Leer todoSan Francisco, 1980. As 72-year-old Guo Xue Hu reminisces about his hometown, Dadaocheng, a young man walks towards him from afar. It is Xing Xiong, Yi An's son. He has brought a letter from Yi An, a letter addressed to him. He learns that Yi An had already passed away last year.... Leer todoSan Francisco, 1980. As 72-year-old Guo Xue Hu reminisces about his hometown, Dadaocheng, a young man walks towards him from afar. It is Xing Xiong, Yi An's son. He has brought a letter from Yi An, a letter addressed to him. He learns that Yi An had already passed away last year. Xue Hu tells Xing Xiong about the 1920s, when he met his father, Yi An. Through Xue Hu's ... Leer todo

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- 8 nominaciones en total

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1 Temporada 2016

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The series features dramatization of several real life people who were highly relevant in Taiwan's cultural scene during the 1920's and 1930's as characters, including the narrator, painter Guo Xuehu (Kuo Hsue-hu), doctor and activist Chiang Wei-shui and artists like Chen Zhiqi, Tan Teng-pho, Li Shiqiao (Lee Shih-Chiao), Lin Yushan, Cai Xuexi (Xuexi Huan-yin), Liao Chi-chun, Yen Shui-long, Yang San-lang (Yan Sabido), Ishikawa Kin'ichiro, Gohara Koto and Lin O-khim, amongst others.

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Dadaocheng at Dawn
Composed by Ching-Ju Shih & Lang-Ren
Lyrics by Ming-Chieh Hsu, Miao-hui Kao & Tien-Lun Yeh
Performed by Eli Shih

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9/10

Awesome Representation

As a 1.5 generation Taiwanese American who is very very Americanized, it was really nice to see a show on Netflix that showed a little sliver of life in Taiwan that touched on important ideas like artistic freedom, family, and occupation. I'm so glad that Minnan Hokkien was spoken too; I do not speak it, but hearing it was really nice.