Cao Shan Chun Hui 草山春晖
Chinese title (trad.):
草山春暉
Chinese title (simpl.):
草山春晖
Russian title:
Весеннее солнце над Травянистым Холмом
Release year:
2005
Country:
Taiwan
Number of episodes:
56
Genre:
drama
Language:
mandarin
Taiwan release date:
Type:
TV series
Description:
Cao Shan Chun Hui is a Taiwanese television drama that aired in 2005, starring Hung Lau and Yang Li-Yin. It continues the tradition of Taiwanese family and moral dramas.
The film tells of four brothers walking on Yangmingshan with their ninety-year-old mother. For ten years they have walked like this, supporting one another, just like the road of their lives — with beautiful scenery, storms, and hardships, but always something they can get through together. The mother of the Gao family is over ninety now, and she has been walking like this for ten years. Show more And what has accompanied her for those ten years is dementia.
From childhood days in Zhuzihu to immigrant life in Seattle, USA; from a soaring career to weathering financial hardship together and crossing the abyss of suffering.
The four Gao brothers express their filial devotion in a way that is truly walked out — step by step, alongside their mother.
※Plot Summary※
If you are a Taipei native who enjoys taking walks, perhaps you have seen a few middle-aged men accompanying an elderly woman on a walk every day.
They can be seen in all the major parks of Taipei, especially around Yangmingshan. These men are brothers, and their surname is Gao.
That elderly woman is their treasure. She is the mother of the Gao family, now over ninety, and she has been walking like this for ten years. What has accompanied her for those ten years is dementia.
The four Gao brothers express their filial devotion somewhat differently from others: their "filial devotion" is truly walked out — step by step, alongside their mother.
Everyone knows where Yangmingshan is. And Zhuzihu on Yangmingshan is probably familiar to all as well.
But you probably do not know that Zhuzihu belongs to Hutian Village. Hutian once had a village chief surnamed Gao. Besides serving as village chief for fifty years, this Chief Gao was also a hardworking flower farmer who grew flowers his whole life, turning this "Grass Mountain" into a "Flower Mountain" and bringing prosperity to the area. But what Chief Gao cultivated in his lifetime was not only flowers… but also four outstanding brothers — each with his own character, filial and united, loving and supportive of one another, sharing hardship together.
Gao Ming-Zong, the eldest brother of the Gao family.
For decades, he has insisted on living by reason and principle.
The second brother, Gao Dong-Lang, is an introverted man who does not like to talk.
"The ship will straighten itself out when it reaches the bridge" is his catchphrase and his belief.
The third brother, Gao Ming-Shan, is the most perceptive and the most action-oriented member of the Gao family.
The youngest of the Gao family, Gao Ming-Zhi, is a full seventeen years younger than his eldest brother Ming-Zong.
He is the liveliest and most popular one in the family.
This stretch of road for the four Gao brothers is like the road of their lives: there is scenery along the way, there are surprises, there are difficulties, but they can always get through them together.
What supports them from behind is the tradition upheld by several generations of the Gao family.
The film tells of four brothers walking on Yangmingshan with their ninety-year-old mother. For ten years they have walked like this, supporting one another, just like the road of their lives — with beautiful scenery, storms, and hardships, but always something they can get through together. The mother of the Gao family is over ninety now, and she has been walking like this for ten years. Show more And what has accompanied her for those ten years is dementia.
From childhood days in Zhuzihu to immigrant life in Seattle, USA; from a soaring career to weathering financial hardship together and crossing the abyss of suffering.
The four Gao brothers express their filial devotion in a way that is truly walked out — step by step, alongside their mother.
※Plot Summary※
If you are a Taipei native who enjoys taking walks, perhaps you have seen a few middle-aged men accompanying an elderly woman on a walk every day.
They can be seen in all the major parks of Taipei, especially around Yangmingshan. These men are brothers, and their surname is Gao.
That elderly woman is their treasure. She is the mother of the Gao family, now over ninety, and she has been walking like this for ten years. What has accompanied her for those ten years is dementia.
The four Gao brothers express their filial devotion somewhat differently from others: their "filial devotion" is truly walked out — step by step, alongside their mother.
Everyone knows where Yangmingshan is. And Zhuzihu on Yangmingshan is probably familiar to all as well.
But you probably do not know that Zhuzihu belongs to Hutian Village. Hutian once had a village chief surnamed Gao. Besides serving as village chief for fifty years, this Chief Gao was also a hardworking flower farmer who grew flowers his whole life, turning this "Grass Mountain" into a "Flower Mountain" and bringing prosperity to the area. But what Chief Gao cultivated in his lifetime was not only flowers… but also four outstanding brothers — each with his own character, filial and united, loving and supportive of one another, sharing hardship together.
Gao Ming-Zong, the eldest brother of the Gao family.
For decades, he has insisted on living by reason and principle.
The second brother, Gao Dong-Lang, is an introverted man who does not like to talk.
"The ship will straighten itself out when it reaches the bridge" is his catchphrase and his belief.
The third brother, Gao Ming-Shan, is the most perceptive and the most action-oriented member of the Gao family.
The youngest of the Gao family, Gao Ming-Zhi, is a full seventeen years younger than his eldest brother Ming-Zong.
He is the liveliest and most popular one in the family.
This stretch of road for the four Gao brothers is like the road of their lives: there is scenery along the way, there are surprises, there are difficulties, but they can always get through them together.
What supports them from behind is the tradition upheld by several generations of the Gao family.
Actors
30 m.
Aged 31 year
44 m.
Aged 38 years
26 m.
Aged 36 years
20 m.
Aged 36 years
60 m.
Aged 26 years
14 m.
Aged 27 years
56 m.
Aged 34 years
17 m.
Aged 28 years
42 m.
Aged 59 years
Actors
30 m.
Aged 31 year
44 m.
Aged 38 years
26 m.
Aged 36 years
20 m.
Aged 36 years
60 m.
Aged 26 years
14 m.
Aged 27 years
113 m.
Aged 41 year
100 m.
Aged 52 years
83 m.
Aged 33 years
69 m.
30 m.
Aged 31 year
44 m.
Aged 38 years
144 m.
Aged 69 years
33 m.
Aged 49 years
113 m.
Aged 41 year
100 m.
Aged 52 years
83 m.
Aged 33 years
69 m.
30 m.
Aged 31 year
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