Cadre 干部
Chinese title (trad.):
幹部
Chinese title (simpl.):
干部
Russian title:
Чиновники
Release year:
2002
Country:
China
Number of episodes:
20
Episode running time:
47 minutes
Genre:
drama
Language:
mandarin
Type:
TV series
Description:
This is a sweeping television epic that presents a comprehensive, multi-faceted portrait of leading cadres at every level. With a pair of rubber shoes, a bag of dry rations, a pair of hands and the dream of enough to eat and warm clothes, Xiang Da-Min began his arduous history of building a township enterprise more than twenty years ago. More than twenty years later, the town of Ta, led by Xiang Da-Min, became the first township in the country to enter a comfortably well-off life. Yet at this very moment, the township enterprises of Ta, like those across the country, ran into an unprecedented crisis: the villas built with pooled funds cannot be sold; the investors who put up the money are loud in their complaints, which finally escalate into collective petitions; there is no money to pay the… Show more workers on the construction site, and the conflict is ready to explode; the first enterprise in Ta, with more than twenty years of history, the Wangtao factory, bribed purchasing agents with "hemp," leading to a death; Xiang Da-Min's younger brother, Xiang Xiao-Long, became mentally ill after his factory was shut down; Han Liu-Zhou, president of the town's pillar enterprise, the "Sunshine" group, walked out at the critical moment; and someone is secretly undermining the township enterprises…
Wen Shu, already working in the central government, is called to duty in the hour of crisis and arrives in Pingjiang, the city to which Ta belongs, as party secretary and mayor. What he faces is not only the daunting task of reviving township enterprises mired in difficulties and struggling to move forward, but also cadres at every level who have grown up over decades in the vortex of contradictions: the deeply respected and unfathomable old leader, now deputy party secretary of the city, Chu Ping; the county party secretary Lv Zheng, who mocks himself as one mouth facing upward and one facing downward; the deputy secretary of the discipline inspection commission, You Jing-Hua, who seems rigid and pedantic but has a fire burning inside; Xiang Da-Min, a man of outstanding merit determined to build an "aircraft carrier" of township enterprises, yet obstinate and self-willed; the town head Bai Sen-Lin, full of lofty aspirations yet stifled by the old system; the housing company manager Wu Ming-Kang, outwardly loyal but in truth a collective parasite; the city television reporter Lu Di, who dares to speak out for justice yet is not without bias; the woman factory director Lan Gui-Hua, who would risk her life for the factory but has no idea how to run it…
Wen Shu, who always takes the interests of the broadest masses of the people as his starting point, calm and composed, casting aside all personal grievances, relying on the broad ranks of cadres and the people, always grasps the core of every problem — people — and the key to solving them — property rights. At the critical moment, with wisdom beyond that of ordinary men, he persuades the whole team and resolutely supports Xiang Da-Min and the others in reforming the enterprises of Ta, so that the township enterprises of Pingjiang once again see the dawn of hope. Here there is no contest of life and death, yet there is the choice between feeling and duty, the bewilderment between right and wrong.
Wen Shu, already working in the central government, is called to duty in the hour of crisis and arrives in Pingjiang, the city to which Ta belongs, as party secretary and mayor. What he faces is not only the daunting task of reviving township enterprises mired in difficulties and struggling to move forward, but also cadres at every level who have grown up over decades in the vortex of contradictions: the deeply respected and unfathomable old leader, now deputy party secretary of the city, Chu Ping; the county party secretary Lv Zheng, who mocks himself as one mouth facing upward and one facing downward; the deputy secretary of the discipline inspection commission, You Jing-Hua, who seems rigid and pedantic but has a fire burning inside; Xiang Da-Min, a man of outstanding merit determined to build an "aircraft carrier" of township enterprises, yet obstinate and self-willed; the town head Bai Sen-Lin, full of lofty aspirations yet stifled by the old system; the housing company manager Wu Ming-Kang, outwardly loyal but in truth a collective parasite; the city television reporter Lu Di, who dares to speak out for justice yet is not without bias; the woman factory director Lan Gui-Hua, who would risk her life for the factory but has no idea how to run it…
Wen Shu, who always takes the interests of the broadest masses of the people as his starting point, calm and composed, casting aside all personal grievances, relying on the broad ranks of cadres and the people, always grasps the core of every problem — people — and the key to solving them — property rights. At the critical moment, with wisdom beyond that of ordinary men, he persuades the whole team and resolutely supports Xiang Da-Min and the others in reforming the enterprises of Ta, so that the township enterprises of Pingjiang once again see the dawn of hope. Here there is no contest of life and death, yet there is the choice between feeling and duty, the bewilderment between right and wrong.
Movie crew
presenter:
Zhang Jian-Hua, Liu Min, Wang Lu-Ming, Pan Zhi-Zhong, Chi Chen-Xi, Fan Wan-Jun
19 m.
Zhang Jian-Hua
21 m.
Wang Lu-Ming
19 m.
31 m.
Liu Min
21 m.
40 m.
Pan Zhi-Zhong
26 m.
Chi Chen-Xi
16 m.
Fan Wan-Jun
producer:
Peng Qi, Chen Ou, Man Xiu-Yan, Cai Zhao-Bo, Wang Zhi-Qi, An Qi, Ma Zhong-Jun, Zhou Yu-Qu, Xu Hao, Huang Cheng-Lian, Zhang Yi, Qiu Xiao-Guo, Zhang Xiao-Ai, Tang Da-Xiang, Yao Jia, Jin Qiu-Jun, Tang Yuan-Tao, Zhang De-Wen, Li Pei-Yuan, Dong Yu-Zhong, Li Qiu-Shi, Wang Li-Jun, Chen Ze-Jun, Zhang Jian-Hua
74 m.
Cai Zhao-Bo
58 m.
An Qi
121 m.
Ma Zhong-Jun
Aged 44 years
30 m.
Xu Hao
20 m.
Huang Cheng-Lian
15 m.
Zhang Yi
26 m.
Tang Da-Xiang
35 m.
Yao Jia
21 m.
Jin Qiu-Jun
36 m.
Tang Yuan-Tao
19 m.
Zhang Jian-Hua
19 m.
Peng Qi
20 m.
Chen Ou
18 m.
Man Xiu-Yan
74 m.
6 m.
Wang Zhi-Qi
58 m.
121 m.
Aged 44 years
3 m.
Zhou Yu-Qu
30 m.
20 m.
15 m.
15 m.
Qiu Xiao-Guo
25 m.
Zhang Xiao-Ai
26 m.
35 m.
21 m.
36 m.
4 m.
Zhang De-Wen
7 m.
Li Pei-Yuan
14 m.
Dong Yu-Zhong
23 m.
Li Qiu-Shi
16 m.
Wang Li-Jun
7 m.
Chen Ze-Jun
19 m.
planning:
Lin Chao-Jun, Mou Ji-Hong, Wang Ke, Tang Jun-Qing, He Jun, Qin Xing-Yuan, Gu Zi-Ran, Zou Xiao-Li, Huang Zhe-Cheng, Xiao Peng, Li Xiao-Guo, Zhou Shao-Cheng, Zhang Guang-Hua, Yuan Xiao-Bo
9 m.
He Jun
71 m.
Zou Xiao-Li
36 m.
Li Xiao-Guo
43 m.
Zhou Shao-Cheng
3 m.
Lin Chao-Jun
25 m.
Mou Ji-Hong
54 m.
Wang Ke
15 m.
Tang Jun-Qing
9 m.
1 m.
Qin Xing-Yuan
2 m.
Gu Zi-Ran
71 m.
32 m.
Huang Zhe-Cheng
1 m.
Xiao Peng
36 m.
43 m.
11 m.
Zhang Guang-Hua
21 m.
Yuan Xiao-Bo
script:
Zhang Xu, Fan Xiao-Qing, Gong Ying-Tian
24 m.
Gong Ying-Tian
Aged 38 years
9 m.
Zhang Xu
5 m.
Fan Xiao-Qing
24 m.
Aged 38 years
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