Chloe Wang, director of Our Days.

The picture of "Our Days" director Chloe Wang is as follows:

Chloe Wang, director of Days of Our Lives, used to be the director of photography and photography for many explosive dramas and excellent films. He worked as a photography director in Gu Changwei's films "beginning of spring", "Ordinary Life in Ding Hei" and "Jade Guanyin", and then began to work as a director. There are also masterpieces such as mobile phones.

For "Our Days", it should be an excellent work in photography. And some TV dramas with a clear sense of time often need real photography and photography guidance.

"Our Days" inspired the nostalgia of the young audience.

Although chronological dramas are not uncommon, the unique perspective of content is a major feature of our time. Judging from the drama series currently broadcast, Days of Our Lives focuses on life itself with four groups of families as the background, presents the true face of the past days in a more light comedy and popular way, condenses the youthful memories of the 1980s and 1990s and the middle-aged experiences of the 1950s and 1960s, pieces together the pursuit of a happy life of each generation in daily necessities, outlines the track of family changes in the past 30 years, and composes a romantic music of China.

With the development of the plot, "Our Days" is widely loved by young people. Entertainment times show that users under the age of 29 account for 60.93%. Among them, users aged 18-24 account for 32%, and users aged 24-29 account for 25%. Relatively speaking, it is rare for a series with a strong chronological imprint like Our Days to have such a large proportion of young viewers.

Their love for dramas has also spread to social platforms. Many young users said: "Li Naiwen looks like playing my dad", "He is crying badly", which means "Please answer 1988", "The drama of the years is not heavy at all" and "I am familiar with the blackboard newspaper".

The reason why it is widely welcomed by young people is that the plot content satisfies young people's curiosity about the "retro era". "Our Days" is based on the reform and opening-up. It not only bears the specific marks of the times, such as the competition for posts and the restructuring of factories, but also has the old things that every family must have, such as folding wooden round tables, red dining chairs, old-fashioned televisions, cookers and chests of drawers, as well as the popular elements of the student era, such as blackboard newspapers, origami in the southeast and northwest, and popular songs represented by Green Apple Paradise, which is quite nostalgic.