| Love Blossom (心花朵朵开 I) |
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| Genre | Modern Comedic Drama |
| Starring | Chen Shucheng Ivy Lee Felicia Chin Zhang Yaodong Chen Tian Wen Zheng Geping |
| Opening theme | 心花朵朵开 sung by Cavin Soh |
| Country of origin | Singapore |
| Language(s) | Chinese |
| No. Chen Shucheng (born 1949, age 59 is a veteran Singaporean Actor. Ivy Lee ( born 16 July 1973) is a Singaporean actress under Mediacorp who was signed on after winning the bi-annual Star Search Felicia Chin Jing Xuan ( formerly known as Felicia Chin Foon Ling ( before February 2 2008, born October 24 1984 is a Television Zhang Yaodong ( is a Singaporean Actor. Yaodong entered the entertainment circle after joining Star Search in 1999 Zheng Geping (born May 27th 1964 is a Singaporean actor He joined then-SBC in 1987 and had been given mostly supporting roles Singapore of episodes | 58 |
| Production | |
| Running time | approx. 45 minutes per episode |
| Broadcast | |
| Original channel | MediaCorp TV Channel 8 |
| Original airing | 28 May 2008 |
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| Official website | |
Love Blossoms (simplified Chinese: 心花朵朵开) is the fifth long-running drama, that is being produced by Singapore's free-to-air channel, MediaCorp TV Channel 8. MediaCorp TV Channel 8 ( Chinese: 八频道 Before 2005 第八波道 is a Mandarin Chinese general entertainment Television channel in Events 585 BC - A Solar eclipse occurs as predicted by Greek philosopher and scientist Thales, while Alyattes is battling 2008 ( MMVIII) is the current year in accordance with the Gregorian calendar, a Leap year that started on Tuesday of the Common Singapore MediaCorp TV Channel 8 ( Chinese: 八频道 Before 2005 第八波道 is a Mandarin Chinese general entertainment Television channel in It debuted on 28 May 2008 and is screened at 7pm every weekday night. Events 585 BC - A Solar eclipse occurs as predicted by Greek philosopher and scientist Thales, while Alyattes is battling 2008 ( MMVIII) is the current year in accordance with the Gregorian calendar, a Leap year that started on Tuesday of the Common The serial will consist of 58 episodes. [1]
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Cast
- Chen Shucheng as Tao Dashun
- Ivy Lee as Tao Zijing
- Felicia Chin as Tao Haitong
- Zheng Geping as Yun Kaiwang
- Constance Song as Tao Linglan
- Koh Yah Hwee as Tao Wenzhu
Supporting Cast
- Adam Chen as Guo Zi Peng
- Terence Cao as Yu Wen Hao
- Zhang Yaodong as Ma Daji Machi
- Ben Yeo as Wang Zhi Gang
- Chen Tianwen as Lu Gua
- Patricia Mok as Yun Cai Xia
- Rayson Tan as Kang Qing Xiong
- Priscelia Chan as Ruan Erbo
- Eelyn Kok as Yu Mei Wei
- May Phua as Xu Yan Ning
- Huang Wenyong as Yu Dong Cheng
- Jin Yin Ji as Su Bao Zuan
- Ng Hui as Gu Xiaolei
- Chen Chuxuan as Lu Yiling
- Hong Huifang as Yu Miaochang
- Lin Meijiao as Pan Qiulian
Minor Characters
- Ng Huihui as Nancy
- Damus Lim as Jason
- Melody Chen as Amy
Cameos
- Pornsak as Pornsak
Sypnosis
Widower Tao Dashun (Chen Shucheng) runs a floral nursery business Tao Garden . Chen Shucheng (born 1949, age 59 is a veteran Singaporean Actor. Ivy Ledbetter Lee ( July 16, 1877 – November 9, 1934) is considered by some to be the founder of modern Public relations, although Felicia Chin Jing Xuan ( formerly known as Felicia Chin Foon Ling ( before February 2 2008, born October 24 1984 is a Television Zheng Geping (born May 27th 1964 is a Singaporean actor He joined then-SBC in 1987 and had been given mostly supporting roles Adam Chen (詹金泉 Pinyin: (Zhān Jīn Quán (born June 24 1976) is a Singaporean Television actor Terence Cao ( born 6 October 1967) is a Singaporean Chinese actor Zhang Yaodong ( is a Singaporean Actor. Yaodong entered the entertainment circle after joining Star Search in 1999 Chen Tianwen ( Simplified Chinese: 陈天文 is a Singaporean actor who made his debut in the 1984 show Youth(TV series. Rayson Tan ( is a Singaporean Actor with MediaCorp TV. Before joining Mediacorp as an actor Tan was a flight attendant with Singapore Airlines Priscelia Chan ( is a Singaporean actress and host with MediaCorp Pte Ltd Huang Wenyong is a Malaysia -born Chinese Singaporean actor who has appeared in many Chinese drama Series and is best known by his own generation for his appearance Hong Huifang (born Ang Hwee Hong January 7th 1960 is a veteran Singaporean actress He has four daughters; however, he is not expressive with his affections and his daughters become very distant from him as they grow up.
Dashun has been estranged from his eldest daughter Linglan (Constance Song) ever since he personally sent her to a drug rehabilitation centre when she was 18. The rebellious Linglan did not return home after her release. She gave birth to a daughter Yiling and after her boyfriend abandoned her, both begin living with a bookie Lu Gua (Chen Tianwen) who often looks for opportunities to violate Yiling (Chen Chuxuan).
Yiling becomes good friends with Dashun by coincidence and through this Linglan is reunited with her father. Linglan is indifferent to Dashun's good intentions to make things up to her. Lu Gua on the other hand takes advantage of Dashun's guilt to reap benefits out of him.
Dashun's second daughter Zijing (Ivy Lee) is married to a flower vendor Yun Kaiwang (Zheng Geping) and they have a daughter. Due to financial constraints, she has decided not to try for a son – a decision that places her at odds with her mother-in-law Su Baozuan (Jin Yinji). Kaiwang's sister Caixia (Patricia Mok) moves back home with her husband Kang Qingxiong (Rayson Tan) when his business fails and becomes a bankrupt. As Caixia is not on cordial terms with Zijing, this further fuels the existing bad blood with her mother-in-law.
Qingxiong instigates Kaiwang to get a second wife overseas to bear him a son. Kaiwang is tempted and his indecisiveness causes Zijing to leaves home. While trying to win her back, Kaiwang discovers that she is an incorrigible gambler and even owes huge debts to loan-sharks. In a fit of anger, Kaiwang suggests a divorce and insists that she quit her habit before reuniting with him.
Qingxiong's second wife Ruan Erbo (Priscelia Chan) arrives from Vietnam to look for him. He forces Kaiwang to be his scapegoat and the latter reluctantly agrees to protect his sister's marriage. However, Erbo falls in love with Kaiwang and Zijing misunderstands that Kaiwang has really taken a second wife. She goes to Malacca to nurse her bruised feelings. Kaiwang follows in pursuit and an opportunity to reunite is interrupted by an accident which leaves Zijing unconscious. Thinking that Zijing has given up on him for good, Kaiwang returns to Singapore.
Qingxiong uses Kaiwang's name to operate a match-making agency. With that as a front, Qingxiong encourages his clients to source for second wives overseas and even organizes lustful escapades for his male clients. Kaiwang, too distracted and depressed with his family problems, leaves the business in Qingxiong's care. Unbeknownst to him, what Qingxiong is doing is a ticking time bomb waiting to explode…
Dashun's third daughter Haitong ( Felicia Chin ) is an aggressively enterprising and achievement-oriented young woman who runs a hamper cum floral business with her boyfriend Guo Zipeng (Adam Chen).
Dashun sells his nursery to American-born Chinese Ma Daji (Zhang Yaodong) to clear Zijing's gambling debts. Knowing nothing about nursery operation, he is manipulated by Haitong into signing a contract which not only provides flowers to her company at a low price but also hires Dashun at an exorbitant salary. Daji is helpless when he realizes that he has been taken advantage of.
When Haitong discovers that Zipeng is two-timing her, she gives up the relationship and business to return to the nursery. Her determination and enthusiasm changes Daji's perception of her. As the nursery's business grows under their cooperation, so do their affections for each other. Daji's parents decide to venture into the China market and suggest that he sell off the nursery to join them in their business. Daji hopes that Haitong would ask him to stay but she does not want to use their relationship to tie Daji down. Dejected, Daji leaves for China.
Dashun's youngest daughter Wenzhu (Koh Yah Hwee) is an undergraduate with countless suitors but she only has eyes for Daji. Talent-scouted by the television station to act in a drama, she inadvertently offends a popular actress Xu Yanning (May Phua) who makes things difficult for her. Wenzhu's conflict with Yanning and her close friendship with image consultant Wang Zhigang (Ben Yeo) become a talking point for the media. Worried that her public image will be affected, Wenzhu distants herself from Zhigang, unaware that he has already fallen in love with her. When the media brands him a sissy and even a gay, Wenzhu breaks off their friendship for the sake of her career.
Dashun realizes he also has a son Wenhao (Terence Cao) from his affair with Liang Miaochang (Hong Huifang) 20 years ago. Miaochang eventually married Yu Dongcheng (Huang Wenyong) and lied that Wenhao is her foster son. Both have a daughter Meiwei (Eelyn Kok). Unhappy with her marriage, Miaochang furthers her studies overseas, leaving Wenhao and Meiwei in Dongcheng's care. When Miaochang returns and realizes that Wenhao has not been well taken care of by Dongcheng, she decides to acknowledge Wenhao and bring him back to Australia.
Lu Gua's henchmen come to seek revenge on Wenhao, injuring Wenzhu accidentally. The injury leaves her with a clot in her brain which causes her severe headaches and affecting her acting career greatly. The once-cheerful girl retreats into seclusion.
Miaochang is killed in a road accident and her death throws Wenhao into a stage of despair. Dashun could not bear to see his son like that and decides to come clean about his relationship with him. He announces his decision to acknowledge Wenhao and his intention to take care of Linglan's family. Dashun believes that the family reunion will be a new beginning but little does he realise that Wenhao and the vindictive Linglan's return will pose unimaginable challenges to his life and to Tao Garden….
(Source: Channel 8 official website)[2]
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