'Blossoms Shanghai' is a big winner at the 29th Shanghai TV Festival Awards night 上海电视节

The Shanghai-produced epic series "Blossoms Shanghai" was a big winner at the 29th Shanghai TV Festival on Friday, scooping the Best TV Series (China) and the Best Actor award, among other accolades.
Hong Kong filmmaker Wong Kar-wai directed the series, which focuses on Ah Bao's growth and entrepreneurship in Shanghai.
Shanghai star Hu Ge won the award for the second time and expressed gratitude to the crew and his family at the Lingang Performing Arts Center.
Qin Wen, the series creator, won the Best Adapted Screenplay award, while Tu Nan won Best Art Direction for her vivid style that showcased Shanghai's charm and attractiveness.
"Call Me Dancer," a co-production between the United States, Germany, and Switzerland, won the Best Documentary Award. The Chinese documentary "China Before China" won the Best Documentary Series award.
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Of course! What else is new? Shanghai voted for Shanghai! That's exactly what I had thought!

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