Next stop is happiness

Author: Abei Di
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Publish Date: 2006-09-01
Features: The first digital high-definition TV drama shot in cinematic style, Next Stop, Happiness, is about to air nationwide. This drama is a perfect blend of urban romance and modern business warfare. Set against the backdrop of modern business warfare, it follows an unconventional emotional storyline, depicting the intricate love entanglements between four women and one man. The story focuses on an unforgettable, heart-stirring bond between a mother and her adopted daughter. actress Wang Ji plays the mother who adopts a daughter with congenital heart disease (played by Wu Xiaomin). The mother and daughter rely on each other, sharing a deep bond. Growing up without a father, the adopted daughter falls in love with a much older man (played by Liu Tao) and entrusts her mother to her boyfriend before her death. In reality, the mother and the boyfriend have known each other for many years and deepened their bond while working together on HIV research. However, for the sake of her daughter's happiness, the mother has always suppressed her feelings. In the end, the mother also unknowingly contracts HIV after fully dedicating herself to scientific research.
Family emotions and business warfare are currently the most popular themes in TV dramas, and Next Stop, Happiness is arguably one of the dramas that perfectly combines these two elements. On the family emotions front, the series breaks away from the clichés of previous dramas that focus on domestic trivialities. The emotional theme of this drama is "love," but this love is not just simple familial or romantic love. Instead, the series portrays a broader concept of love—an unconditional, sincere, and selfless love for humanity, life, career, and family.