Tiger Mom (TV series)

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Tiger Mom
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Promotional poster for Tiger Mom
Genre comedy-drama
Based on Battle Hymn of the Tiger Mother
by Amy Chua
Written by Li Xiao
Directed by Yao Xiaofeng
Starring Zhao Wei
Tong Dawei
Pan Hong
Han Tongsheng
Dong Jie
Cui Xinqin
Wang Sen
Ji Zihan
Han Qing
Li Jia
Guo Kaiming
Country of origin China
Original language(s) Mandarin
No. of episodes 45
Production
Production location(s) Beijing
Release
Original network Dragon TV, Tianjin TV
Original release May 3, 2015
Tiger Mom
Traditional Chinese
Simplified Chinese
Literal meaning Tiger Mother, Cat Father

Tiger Mom is a Chinese television comedy-drama series that premiered in May 2015. It stars Zhao Wei and Tong Dawei. Filming began in May 2014. The drama marks Zhao's return to television after a 5-year absence.

Premise

A strong-willed disciplinarian mother (tiger mother) faces mountainous pressure raising her daughter, while her husband (cat father) has an opposite view of how to raise their daughter.[1]

Qian Qian is the school-aged daughter of Bi Sheng Nan and Luo Su, and the princess of the family. After learning from others that the educational foundation starts in elementary school and witnessing first hand the difficult process of entering a great school, Bi Sheng Nan finally realized that they have spoiled their daughter for way too long.

Determined to catch her daughter up with all the other kids, she has quickly grown into the role of a tiger mom while her husband maintains that the happiness of Qian Qian is the most important, even if that means being academically behind. Mixed in the bag are two sets of opinionated grandparents and the reappearance of Luo Su’s gentle ex-girlfriend.

Cast

  • Zhao Wei as Bi Sheng Nan
  • Tong Dawei as Luo Su
  • Ji Zi Han as Luo Qian Qian
  • Dong Jie as Tang Lin
  • Kong Lin as sister Wu
  • Pan Hong as Sun Ya Xian
  • Li Ke Lan as Luo Dan
  • Han Tong Sheng as Bi Da Qian
  • Cui Xin Qin
  • Han Qing
  • Li Jia
  • Guo Kai Ming as Luo San Sheng
  • Wang Sen as Bi Ran

International broadcast

The series was picked up by Fox International Channels for global releases.[2]

Accolades

List of awards and nominations
Award Category Nominee Result
The 17th Huading Awards Best Television Series Won
Best Producer Huang Lan Won
Best Director Yao Xiaofeng Nominated
Best Writing Shen Jie Nominated
Best Actress Zhao Wei Nominated
Best Actor Tong Dawei Won
Best Supporting Actor Guo Kaimin Won
The 13th Sichuan Television Festival Best Actress Zhao Wei Nominated
The 10th China Audience Television Festival Top Ten Favorite Television Series Won
Top Ten Favorite Actor Zhao Wei Won
The 20th Asian Television Awards Best Actress Zhao Wei Nominated
Best Actor Tong Dawei Nominated
The 22nd Shanghai Television Festival Best Television Series Pending
Best Director Yao Xiaofeng Pending
Best Writing Shen Jie Pending
Best Actress Zhao Wei Pending
Best Actor Tong Dawei Pending
Best Supporting Actress Dong Jie Pending
Best Supporting Actor Han Tongsheng Pending

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