In which episode of Song of Everlasting Sorrow is Qi Baicao’s confession official?

Qi Baicao’s confession from Song of Everlasting Sorrow was official in the 20th episode.

"Song of Everlasting Regret" is a TV series with the theme of the love story of the Republic of China produced by Hairun Film and Television Production Co., Ltd. Directed by Ding Hei, starring Tse Junhao, Zhang Keyi, Huang Yi, Wu Xingguo and Chen Lina.

The play is adapted from Wang Anyi's novel of the same name, which won the Mao Dun Literature Award. It tells the tortuous and different love stories of Wang Qiyao and four men at different ages and times.

Plot summary

16-year-old Wang Qiyao is a typical Shanghai alley lady. By chance, she went to the studio for an audition and met the photographer Mr. Cheng. Mr. Cheng published her beautiful photos in "Shanghai Life" magazine, and she became the "Shanghai Shuyuan" from then on, and was later elected as the third runner-up of "Miss Shanghai" in 1946. The popular Wang Qiyao was spotted by Director Li, a military and political official, and became his "outside room". Unexpectedly, Director Li died in a plane crash in 1949.

Wang Qiyao (girl), 16-year-old Wang Qiyao is a typical Shanghai alley lady. By chance, she went to the studio to audition and met the photographer Mr. Cheng. Mr. Cheng published her beautiful photos in "Shanghai Life" magazine, and from then on she became "Shanghai Shuyuan", which also disturbed her peaceful life.

Evaluation of the work

The filming techniques of the series are very beautiful and meticulous, and the plot is also handled very neatly. Many seemingly inconspicuous small details are used to string together the entire plot. An expression, One gesture and one look perfectly express the amorous feelings and glitzy past events that can only be found in Shanghai's lanes. Characters with different identities in different periods are perfectly represented.

The clothes are also clean and appropriate. The characters all speak Mandarin with a Shanghai accent, which makes you feel like you are living in Shanghai. The plot is often interspersed with black and white freeze frames at key points, making the film richer. A light aftertaste.