Tears in Heaven (TV series)

Tears in Heaven (Chinese: 佳期如梦之海上繁花; pinyin: Jiāqī Rúmèng Zhī Hǎishàng Fánhuā) is an upcoming Chinese television series based on the novel Variety Flowers At Seaside written by Fei Wo Si Cun. It stars Shawn Dou, Li Qin and Zhang Yunlong.[1] The drama was filmed in Shanghai from November 2016 to March 2017.[2] It is set to air on Jiangsu TV in 2019.

Tears in Heaven
Traditional佳期如夢之海上繁花
Simplified佳期如梦之海上繁花
MandarinJiāqī Rúmèng Zhī Hǎishàng Fánhuā
GenreRomance
Melodrama
Based onVariety Flowers At Seaside by Fei Wo Si Cun
Directed byHua Qing
StarringShawn Dou
Li Qin
Zhang Yunlong
Country of originChina
Original languageMandarin
No. of episodes45
Production
ProducerZhang Shenyan
Production locationShanghai
Running time45 minutes
Release
Original networkJiangsu TV
Original release2019 (2019)
Chronology
Related showsThe Girl in Blue

Synopsis

Du Xiaosu is a wilful entertainment reporter who impersonates as a nurse and sneaked into a hospital ward to snap a high rising star’s photo after a car accident. She bumps into Shao Zhenrong, a suave doctor on duty and that begins their bitter sweet love relationship. Du Xiaosu met Shao Zhenrong’s family to discuss their marriage and realized to her horror, Shao Zhenrong’s second brother Lei Yuzheng is none other than the guy who had a one night stand with her years ago! Much to Du Xiaosu dismay, Lei Yuzhen forbade her relationship with Shao Zhenrong.

During an earthquake rescue mission, Shao Zhenrong had a mishap and lost his life. As time goes by, Lei Yuzheng finds it more difficult to resist his feelings for Du Xiaosu and realized he had fallen in love with her right from the beginning. Will Du Xiaosu ever forget Shao Zhenrong and learn to accept Lei Yuzheng?

Cast

Main

Supporting
  • Wang Ruizi as Jiang Fanlu
  • Li Tingzhe as Lin Xiangyuan
  • Ai Ru as Zou Siqi
  • Sheng Ziming as He Qunfei
  • Gu Kaili as Shao Kaixuan
  • Zhang Haocheng as Liu Siyang

References
  1. "《海上繁花》曝片花 窦骁李沁携手谱写椎心恋曲". Sina (in Chinese). May 23, 2017.
  2. "TV drama shoots in Pingtan". China Daily. March 6, 2017.
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