Do you think all the TV plays are the same now?

When I was a child, I often watched tvb and Taiwanese dramas, and then Japanese dramas became popular. Later, I chased Korean dramas and American dramas. Now it is found that even people from other countries come to watch mainland TV dramas. Since last year, the unintentional mage, nirvana in the fire, ghosts blowing lights, followed by snails, to the sky kingdom, foxes in the summer of the first season, and the recent in the name of people and Justices Seeker, are all good-looking, and they can't stop chasing dramas every day, and they don't get enough sleep. . .

I am used to turning on the TV in the background. I looked at this and that, and now I dare not turn it on. It got stuck at first sight. .

Southeast Asia was once the main battlefield for the export of China's traditional operas. The main export product is costume drama, which was once very prosperous. Producers always calculate overseas income when filming costume dramas. However, radio and television limited the production of costume dramas in a certain year, and now domestic dramas are not as good as before in Southeast Asia. It is normal. Korean dramas have occupied all the lost positions.

It is worth mentioning that Vietnam is a country that loves domestic dramas, from Desire to four classic novels, Jin Yong's martial arts, and even our main theme TV series. Vietnamese officials also welcome domestic dramas as they defend their ideological positions. . . . If there is an empty lane, it was made when Vietnam broadcast "Desire". The so-called empty street can only appear in the early TV drama market. At that time, people had too few choices and could only watch TV. Now it is impossible. North Korea, I heard that Bright Sword, Latency and Assassination are playing there, and Latency and Assassination are particularly popular. . . . In South Korea, "Princess Pearl" once set a high audience rating in South Korea. Since then, South Korea has imposed great restrictions on the import of foreign dramas.

Japan likes to buy domestic historical dramas, especially the theme of the Three Kingdoms.

When will we bring China's favorite TV series to the United States? Go to England first, and then sell it in America? How's it going? In order to meet the aesthetic requirements of Americans, we can choose minority actors to shoot TV dramas, such as Kazakhs and Tajiks.

According to the story logic that Americans like, we can ask American writers to help us shoot TV dramas that Americans and British people like. what do you think?