On October 18, the domestic drama "Small Town Prescription" starring Xiao Zhan, Ni Dahong, Jiang Yan, Shi Pengyuan, Suga Renzi and Zhang Guoqiang started filming in Jinzhou, Liaoning, and officially announced the cast and will be broadcast on iQiyi.
Poster of "Small Town Prescription"
Written by Nie Chengshuai and directed by Zhang Xiaobo, the play is adapted from Liu Sanshu's novel "Flying Dagger." It takes a novel perspective on primary healthcare and tells the story of a young doctor's journey back home. Through a distinctive brand of black humor, it explores the issues of life and death, celebrating the resilience of life.
When a talented doctor encounters a setback in life and is forced to return to his hometown to start from scratch, he gathers a group of "unreliable" people and passionately tackles the "most reliable" problem. Sometimes, the world's definition of a suboptimal solution is precisely the optimal solution for your life.
This is Xiao Zhan's second attempt at the medical profession after "The Rest of My Life, Please Give Me More Advice." @肖战 posted: "I'm... back."
Screenshot of Xiao Zhan's Weibo
Director Zhang Xiaobo specializes in urban romances, with representative works including "Mr. Good," "Nothing But Thirty," "A Little Willingness," "Coward," and "Half-Ripe." He was nominated for the Best Director Award at the 27th Shanghai TV Festival Magnolia Award for "Nothing But Thirty." His upcoming drama "Love Has No Mythology" will air in Q4 of this year.
Screenwriter Nie Chengshuai, whose representative works include "The Big Test" and "The Basic Law of Genius", both of which were nominated for the Outstanding TV Series at the 34th China TV Drama Feitian Awards.
