Talk:Chinese television drama
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Potential reference edit
This book, partially available on Google Books, could be a useful source if anybody wants to take on the task of referencing this article. --Fullobeans (talk) 20:12, 9 August 2011 (UTC)
What do the title exactly tell about? edit
The title "Chinese television drama" means "Mainland Chinese television drama" or "Chinese-language/ Chinese-speaking television drama" ??? At present, we have "Taiwanese drama" and "Hong Kong television drama" yet.TaiwaneseWaveVN (talk) 13:39, 1 March 2018 (UTC)
is this really necessary to write? edit
" The series of episodes runs on together to depict a series of events that happen one after another in relevance to the main plot of the drama. Like a novel, the drama contains characters, conflict, plot, climax, and resolution that intrigue the audience's interest. The large number of episodes allows the plot to be carried in much more detail than in a short movie"
Doesn't this describe pretty much all popular tv shows? how is this specific to cdramas? Badpagenoticer (talk) 14:19, 20 July 2022 (UTC)
Some resources for this article edit
Some books and links that I found useful (some research are available on Wikipedia Library). Hopefully more people will edit this article.
-Convergent Chinese Television Industries:An Ethnography of Chinese Production Cultures - Lisa Lin
-TV China - Ying Zhu, Christopher Berry
-Chinese Television in the Twenty-First Century - Ruoyun Bai, Geng Song
-Television in Post-Reform China -Ying Zhu
If you can read Chinese:
A Google search for 中国电视剧行业
https://www.csm.com.cn/yjtc/sszg/