From the text of the novel to the analysis of the hit TV series

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From the text of the novel to the hit TV series, this paper takes the TV series "In the Name of the People" as an example to dig deep into the current historical value of anti-corruption and clean government, and it is also a useful exploration to pay attention to social conditions and people's livelihood and create a clean society. "In the Name of the People" is ideologically, the perfect combination of the effective transmission of the main theme and the art of TV drama; In terms of art, the pursuit of realistic narrative techniques, the gathering of powerful actors and a meticulous production team have laid the foundation for the successful broadcast of the show. The warnings and education behind this are worth pondering.

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novels to TV dramas, film and television adaptations, artistic expression, attention to people's livelihood
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Wang, X. (2024). From the text of the novel to the analysis of the hit TV series. Journal of Modern Social Sciences, 1(2), 242-247. https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.14546543

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