[TV Ratings] Week 50, 2018

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Here are the TV ratings for Week 50, December 10 – December 16 (including reruns, average numbers in %):
1 Like a Flowing River (BTV) 1.1
2 Forty Years We Walked (JSTV) 0.803
3 Like a Flowing River (Dragon TV) 0.72
4 The Great River (JSTV) 0.711
5 The King of Blaze (Hunan TV) 0.69
6 The Sound of the Bell at Shanghai Bund (ZJSTV) 0.666
7 Special Force Behind the Enemy Line (ZJSTV) 0.527
8 The Sound of the Bell at Shanghai Bund (Anhui TV) 0.385
9 The Way We Were (SZTV) 0.367
10 The Red of Persimmon (HLJTV) 0.321

Source: Calculated myself.

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[Coming Soon] 90’s Beijing Fantasy (Web Drama)

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90’s Beijing Fantasy revolves around a group of six students at a middle school in Beijing in the early 1990s. Against expectation, Li Li Li (Meng Qin) doesn’t do well in her middle school entrance exam and thus has to attend a third-class school, which she considers as her death penalty. Luckily, her childhood friend Wang Bo (Jiao Rui) ends up at the same school and becomes her sole comfort. But Li Li has to discover that hooligan Zhao Lei (Zhu Jia Qi), with whom she had an unhappy encounter before, is also in her class. Zhao Lei is set to take revenge against Li Li, but Li Li doesn’t concede and strikes back.

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[Currently Airing] That City, This Family

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That City, This Family depicts the daily struggles of survivors of the 1976 Tangshan earthquake. Wang Da Ming (Ma Yuan) and Lin Zhi Yan (Cathy Zhou), a young married couple, are buried together when the earthquake occurs. After six days and seven nights, Da Ming is rescued, but has to learn that his pregnant wife and his father both died. Actually, every family in the city is in mourning. Later on, Yang Ai (Tong Lei) who works at a ceramics factory appears in Da Ming’s life. She too has lost her beloved ones in the earthquake and is only left with a son who turned mute. Da Ming and Yang Ai decide to marry to create a new family and find happiness again.

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[TV Ratings] Week 49, 2018

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Here are the TV ratings for Week 49, December 3 – December 9 (including reruns, average numbers in %):
1 The Family (BTV) 1.47
2 Our Glamorous Time (ZJSTV) 0.933
3 Our Glamorous Time (Dragon TV) 0.898
4 Forty Years We Walked (JSTV) 0.858
5 Special Force Behind the Enemy Line (ZJSTV) 0.647
6 The King of Blaze (Hunan TV) 0.631
7 Flesh and Spirit (Anhui TV) 0.354
8 The Way We Were (SZTV) 0.345
9 The Red of Persimmon (HLJTV) 0.344
10 That City, This Family (Hunan TV) 0.324

Source: Calculated myself.

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[Upcoming] Good Bye My Princess (Web Drama)

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Xiao Feng (Peng Xiao Ran) is the beloved ninth princess of Western Liang, who enters into a political marriage with Li Cheng Yin (Chen Xing Xu), the crown prince of the Tang dynasty. The latter has his own favourite concubine, and only agreed to this loveless marriage to secure his position as heir to the throne. It is later revealed that Xiao Feng had met Li Cheng Yin under the alias of Gu Xiao Wu three years ago. He was on a secretive mission to conquer the western kingdoms, and used Xiao Feng to accomplish his goal. After finding out the truth, Xiao Feng jumped into the River of Forgetfulness, and Gu Xiao Wu/ Li Chen Yyin followed suit out of guilt, and perhaps also love. In the present-time, only Xiao Feng has regained her memories, and their heart-wrenching romance begins all over again.
(Source: Mydramalist)

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[TV Ratings] Week 48, 2018

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Here are the TV ratings for Week 48, November 26 – December 2 (including reruns, average numbers in %):
1 The Family (BTV) 1.379
2 Our Glamorous Time (Dragon TV) 0.845
3 Our Glamorous Time (ZJSTV) 0.767
4 Forty Years We Walked (JSTV) 0.718
5 Special Force Behind the Enemy Line (ZJSTV) 0.594
6 My Story for You (Shandong TV) 0.458
7 The King of Blaze (Hunan TV) 0.453
8 Entering a New Era (Hunan TV) 0.417
9 My Story for You (SZTV) 0.365
10 The Red of Persimmon (TJTV) 0.333

Source: Calculated myself.

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[Released] Twenty (Movie)

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Twenty is the Chinese remake of the 2015 Korean movie of the same name, directed by Liu Chang who made a name for himself with the 2015 hit web drama “With You”. Liu Da (Qu Chu Xiao), Lin Yi Mu (Ye Zi Cheng) and Fu Hao (Kong Chui Nan) are best friends since high school and just turned twenty. They bravely enter the challenging adult world and make their first experiences with love without leaving any regrets.

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