Alt Name: | I am a Boss
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Opentheme: | "Xiangxin Weilai" (相信未来) performed by Eric Moo | ||||||||
Endtheme: | "Nanren Sishi" (男人四十) performed by Kao Ming-chun | ||||||||
Director: | Zheng Xiaolong | ||||||||
Country: | China | ||||||||
Language: | Mandarin | ||||||||
Num Episodes: | 34 | ||||||||
Runtime: | 45 minutes | ||||||||
Producer: | Cao Ping | ||||||||
Cinematography: | Wang Junbo | ||||||||
Composer: | Meng Ke | ||||||||
Channel: | Beijing Television |
I'm a Boss is a 2009 Chinese television comedy-drama directed by Zheng Xiaolong, starring Jiang Wu as an idiosyncratic and Quixotic mid-aged Ma Yiming who, forced to leave his government career, enters the business world as an entrepreneur. Ma Yiming is a likeable character who is selfless, dependable, diligent, upstanding, and full of righteousness, but who is also utterly unsuccessful; his frequently amusing misfortunes highlight the contrast between the ideal that the Communist-Party propagates and the capitalistic reality in contemporary Chinese society.
The show was first broadcast in May 2009 on Beijing Television.[1] In Taiwan, it was shown on Videoland Max-TV in March 2010.[2]
Xu Zheng was nominated for Best Supporting Actor at the 4th Huading Awards.[3]