讀後心得

The great love drama "The Nine Like One Family" stars Huang Teng-Hui and Li Xing, and includes multiple actors such as Fan Rui-Jun. Set against the backdrop of a government prison, this drama explores the issues of rehabilitated individuals and stepfamilies. The storyline consists of sixteen episodes and will air on Da Ai Television and YouTube starting April 10. Huang Teng-Hui plays a character who interacts with his newlywed wife’s child, showcasing the power of acceptance and love; while Li Yun-Qing interprets a character addicted to drugs and has cut his hair short for the first time for this role. Cai Chang-Hsien challenges himself by portraying a person with disabilities, facing difficulties during filming. Huang Guan-Zhi, on the other hand, takes on a fierce character and is confronted with psychological challenges. The opening theme song is produced by Chen Jian-Ning, blending different musical styles with a five-chapter structure that evokes deep emotional value.

The epic drama "Jiu Ru Family" stars Huang Teng-hui and Li Xing, with a cast including Fan Rui-jun, Cai Chang-hsien, Huang Guan-zhi, Gao Shan-feng, Wu Ling-shan, Wu Zheng-di, You An-shun, Xia Jing-ting, Sun Peng, and others, assembling a strong lineup from social realism cinema. In this television series, all actors can showcase their talents. The entire series consists of sixteen episodes, airing from April 10, every Monday to Friday at 8 PM on Da’ai TV and the Da’ai YouTube channel.

Highlight 1: Huang Teng-hui and Li Xing team up to resolve the triangular relationship in a family of a rehabilitated person with stepchildren. Huang Teng-hui plays the rehabilitated character "Yang Jiu Ru," who is also a member of a blended family, forming a stark contrast to his real-life identity as a father of three. In the drama, he needs to accept the children from his new wife Li Xing's previous marriage, experiencing a mixture of unfamiliar and familiar emotions. Huang Teng-hui has a special affection for children and actively supports underprivileged kids, offering his heartfelt love to non-biological children as well.

Highlight 2: Four prisons in Taiwan supported the filming, leading to a major transformation in 60 extras' hairstyles. "Jiu Ru Family" tells the story of rehabilitated individuals, with Huang Teng-hui, Li Yun-qing, Wu Ling-shan, Huang Guan-zhi, Gao Shan-feng, and Lin Dao-yu all changing their looks for their roles. To portray a character addicted to drugs, Li Yun-qing cut his hair short for the first time since 2007, marking a significant breakthrough in his image. The prisons served as important filming locations, with the crew legally applying to shoot in four prisons and enlisting sixty extras with shaved heads to create the ideal visuals.

Highlight 3: Cai Chang-hsien portrays a character with disabilities for the first time. In the drama, he plays "A-Hong," whose left arm is underdeveloped. During filming in hot weather, wearing a prosthetic limb was very challenging. Cai Chang-hsien admitted that this role posed many challenges for him, especially in conveying physiological and psychological expressions, as his left arm was bound behind his back all day, which was quite uncomfortable. During shooting, he spent most of his time acting alongside Huang Teng-hui, with whom he has strengthened their rapport due to their long acquaintance.

Highlight 4: Huang Guan-zhi challenges himself with a ruthless character inspired by a coach. In the drama, Huang Guan-zhi plays the gang character "A-Hao," who experienced parental divorce at a young age and suffered domestic violence from his father due to his resemblance to his mother. Although the character’s background is unrelated to his own, he often thinks of his table tennis coach while portraying the violent character. Huang Guan-zhi expressed concerns about collaborating with the director and crew at the beginning of filming, feeling significant pressure, and mentioned that he needed to spend time adapting to refraining from using profanity in the character.

Highlight 5: Chen Jian-ning serves as the producer, providing comprehensive musical support. The collaboration between "F.I.R + Wu Du Yu" merges perspectives from different generations. Chen Jian-ning hopes to create music with a global vision, especially inviting Xiao Yu to independently write the lyrics and melodies before adjustments and enhancements. The theme song "Wo Long Zhi Ying" is sung by Xiao Hong-ren, and its lyrics are closely tied to the plot, creating a strong resonance for him. The Mandarin song "Ying Huo Wei Guang" is performed by Xiao Yu, reflecting different feelings towards pain and loss across various age groups.

Highlight 6: The entire series consists of five chapters exploring choices of opportunity and fate, with an epilogue that will provide the audience with rich emotional value.