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\"July 15th marked the exclusive preview event in Beijing for 'Sisters in Charge,' China's pioneering observational show for mature women produced by iQIYI. Lead 'sisters' Xie Na, Dong Xuan, Wang Lin, and Wan Qian, along with observer hosts Ni Ping and teacher Zhang Quanling, surprised attendees alongside the show's executive producer, Chen Xinyu. Together, they unveiled exciting content ahead of its official release, delving deep into the insights of 'taking charge.' This event, centered around the core idea of 'seeing one's true self' and focusing on genuine narratives of middle-aged women, has garnered widespread attention even before its premiere.
Chen Xinyu, the show's director, pioneered the genre of observational entertainment seven years ago, establishing a foothold with his unique perspective and sensitive emotional capture. Returning with a powerhouse team for 'Sisters in Charge,' this move isn't about playing it safe but about reclaiming the territory he once pioneered. From the planning stages, the production team has shown relentless pursuit of quality, rooted in documenting real-life experiences of middle-aged women. Through diverse perspectives, they aim to present the most authentic and multidimensional female narratives, making discussions on middle-aged women's issues resonate deeply in today's fast-paced world, where sincere content is highly sought after.
The program breaks stereotypes of 'women in charge,' showcasing through the daily lives of four sisters the art of balancing multiple identities. At the preview event, Xie Na discussed how becoming a mother taught her empathy and understanding for her parents' concerns. Dong Xuan revealed that her decision to remarry was a heartfelt choice to find a true life partner. Wang Lin candidly addressed parenting challenges, emphasizing that opposition could strain parent-child relationships. Wan Qian embraced the label of a 'three-treasure wife,' showcasing independence through founding companies and hosting livestreams, proving that beyond labels, her life is filled with brilliance. Together, these sisters exemplify the deeper meaning of 'taking charge' as an active choice and responsibility in life, embodying courage and wisdom through their actions.
Reflecting the philosophy of life through the lens, the program reshapes the definition of 'taking charge' with diverse female perspectives. The event featured a special 'mirror interaction' installation where participants could reflect on themselves and see their true selves. The sisters' sincere speeches during this reflection resonated deeply with the attending media. Beyond heartfelt sharing, the sisters also brought thoughtful gifts: Xie Na's local specialties, Dong Xuan's figurines, Wang Lin's branded T-shirts, and Wan Qian's cups and music CDs, spreading warmth and sincerity throughout the event. These genuine interactions broke emotional and value barriers, making 'Sisters in Charge' tangible and allowing audiences to experience the program's commitment to authenticity.
As the director put it, 'Sisters in Charge' isn't just a show but an invitation to set aside the pursuit of dramatic conflict and immerse oneself in how these sisters manage their lives authentically. As China's first observational program for mature women, 'Sisters in Charge' not only showcases the wisdom and understanding of middle-aged women but also enriches discussions on female issues and deepens public awareness of the values and emotional resonance of mature women. With its upcoming debut on iQIYI, let's look forward to how 'Sisters in Charge' interprets the profound meaning of 'taking charge' and conveys the healing power of 'no longer being afraid'!\"
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