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"Growing Up" is very skillful and delicate in grasping the picture, lighting and photography, and also controls the fashion style of the play in place. Many lines and lines growing up are more likely to remind the audience of 33 days of lovelorn love. It has the same theme as "Obstetricians and Young Doctors" broadcast on 20 14, but the style is younger and more fashionable, and the idol drama is more intense. In the sense of entertainment, "Growing Up" is like a "reality show" with no dead ends, which allows young audiences to witness the whole process of rookie from ignorance to transformation. "Growing Up" makes them feel the essence of inspirational drama: the heart is wronged, and only by experiencing pain can they really grow up. (Beijing Daily Messenger comments)

The story of the emergency room broadcast on 20 15 and 1 made a good start for medical drama. "And" Growing Up ",a love drama in medical drama's coat, is also better. The story is relaxed and lively, the characters are distinct, there is no obvious mistake in medical common sense, and the story is also wonderful and received rave reviews. Although medical drama has not really grown up, it is already growing. (peninsula metropolis daily Review)

It is difficult for medical disciplines to avoid the problem of "doctor-patient relationship" and to express their growth more cautiously. The play did not deliberately demonize both doctors and patients. The picture of the patient crying in the hospital is quite restrained, and the media coverage of medical events has become reasonable. At the same time, the drama also cleverly selected some cases that both doctors and patients must reflect and review. Among them, the event that intern Li Qi accepted the red envelope of pregnant women's families and revealed the sex of the fetus was the most thought-provoking. When a pregnant woman who is eager to have a baby chooses to have an abortion but accidentally removes the whole uterus, both doctors and patients find that they have unshirkable responsibilities. Lu Yi's Zhou Ming's sentence "Hospital regulations are lessons from blood, and information can save people or kill people" is a blow to doctors' medical ethics and a wake-up call to patients.

"Growth" has achieved solid professionalism: there is no mechanical "mystery" and no low-level mistakes such as "8% physiological saline". Instead, it tries to present some basic case judgment methods to the audience with a modest and cautious attitude towards popular science. Cardiac resuscitation, thyroidectomy, basic suture, nuclear magnetic resonance, liver transplantation, these words are not uncommon in conventional medical knowledge, but also difficult to understand. The medical students who watched Growing Up said that the medical terms in the play are the basic points of the exam. At the same time, the microscopic special effects that are common in science fiction films are also used in medical dramas this time. In the process of diagnosis, the clear framework of bones and internal organs can be clearly displayed on the TV screen. This operation should be the first in TV series, and the popular science effect is excellent. (paper net Review)

Although one tells a campus story and the other tells an intern's hospital life, Tiny Times and Growing Up have many similarities. First of all, they are all about youth and growth. The relationship between the four female interns in Growing Up is quite similar to that in Tiny Times. The rich woman Bai Xiaojing is just a little more withdrawn. Ye and Lin Xiao are quite similar. Chen is a rich second generation version of southern Hunan, while Zhang, who eats snacks every night, is a thinner Tang. In my childhood, after quarreling and tearing, sisters are still sisters, brothers are still brothers, and lovers are still lovers. In Growing Up, after a long tear, the characters' emotions and story development are really confusing. (Tencent Entertainment Review)

"Growing Up" has strict causal logic, prominent protagonist image, vivid other characters and wonderful plot. A lot of sharp lines in the play come from the market but are full of wisdom. The drama takes "growth" as the main line and "love" as the main line, and integrates the word "growth" with China local flavor into every event in the drama, and the value orientation of "positive three views" is skillfully grafted on stories and lines. The protagonists have experienced a series of "evolutions" such as rebellion, misunderstanding, dark side, redemption, sense of accomplishment and self-identity, which are full of inspiring positive energy (Sina Entertainment Review). Medical drama, which is made in China, is developing in twists and turns, such as Doctor's Goodness and Obstetrician, as well as Young Doctor and Obstetrician Male Doctor, which are considered as "idol dramas in white coats". "Growing Up" tries to find a way out with the concept of "youthful inspiration". This work, composed of Bai Baihe, Jiang Shuying and Zhang, is full of "youth", but it may be such a setting that this qualified work is not so surprising. Although Growing Up enriches the characters' past events intentionally or unintentionally in its creation, it seems that the main characters can't pick out the facial positioning of the youth drama in the plot and performance, and the "idol burden" is still there.

Since it is youthful inspiration, growth naturally involves the entanglement and growth among young people, as well as the repeated test of interns' medical ideals by various emergencies. Among them, in order to get the number of places to stay in hospital, the struggle between interns was portrayed as extremely tragic, and even there was a bridge where interns did something wrong but planted their companions, which was quite similar to the medical version of the palace empresses. However, it is worth noting that because interns are at the bottom of the "hospital biological chain", their so-called struggle still stays at the level of youth and inspiration, and they can't go deep into the "office politics" inside the hospital like the popular "obstetrician" before, and their strength and depth have also weakened. (paper net Review)