The New Year’s bells have already rung, and the joy of the Year of the Pig is beginning to fill the air. Brilliant fireworks bloom with hope, opulent Spring Festival couplets carry wealth and prosperity, cheerful hymns enshroud the land, and heartfelt blessings are setting sail. The Zhu brothers wish you a New Year brimming with fortune and happiness for your entire family!

New Year is just around the corner—no doubt many of you are already feeling a bit starved for new shows! Just in time, two highly anticipated New Year dramas from the Zhu brothers are about to premiere. If you’re still stuck in a TV‑show slump, don’t hesitate—save them now!

“Treasured Relics: A Magical Journey”

The Zhu brothers’ latest masterpiece, “Treasured Relics: A Curious Journey,” will premiere simultaneously on Jiangsu TV and Zhejiang TV starting February 6. How will Ren Hongyi and Zhou Ruosi carefully safeguard these national treasures, step by step? And can the relics be relocated safely? Let’s wait and see!

“Treasures of the Nation” is a wartime mystery series passionately produced by the Zhu Brothers and co‑produced by Jiangsu Caocaoxiong Film Co., Ltd. It is directed by Hua Qing, written by Niu Jing and Niu Liang, and stars Liu Ye, Yuan Shanshan, Zhang Ruihan, Qin Shan, Liu Sitong, and others.

It is reported that two-thirds of the plot of “National Treasure: The Journey” was filmed aboard a train, with the narrative unfolding within a relatively confined space. This not only heightened the challenges of filming but also placed greater demands on the pacing and development of the story.

The audio, video, visual effects, and all other post-production stages of “National Treasure: The Great Journey” were entirely handled by the Zhu brothers.

To lend the series a refined, period‑authentic visual aesthetic, the Zhu brothers’ team uniformly calibrated its color palette to warm browns and deep blacks, a pairing that exudes an air of mystery and gravitas.

It’s worth noting that the costumes in this production—whether the dashing military uniforms or the sleek, glamorous ready-to-wear ensembles—were meticulously tailored by the staff of the Zhu brothers.

With storm clouds gathering and the journey about to begin, shadows and light intertwine, concealing deadly danger. The Treasure‑Protection Squad stands poised, ready to strike—this is bound to be a heart‑pounding adventure. Are you prepared to set out alongside them?

Comedy queen Ma Li teams up with the serious, method‑acting Pan Yueming to soothe urban men and women’s anxieties about love and marriage.

The TV series “You Who Swim Against the Current” will premiere on Hunan TV’s Golden Eagle Exclusive Theater on February 12. Are you looking forward to it?

"You Who Swim Against the Current"

“Upstream You” is a lighthearted urban comedy produced with heartfelt dedication by the Zhu Brothers, presented by Zuocheng Youyu Film & Media Co., Ltd., and executive‑produced by Zhang Yan. It is directed by Pan Yue and Yang Dong, and stars Ma Li, Pan Yueming, Sun Jian, Li Naiwen, Huang Mengying, and Liu Weiwei in the leading roles, with special appearances by Zhang Kaili, Ni Dahong, Zhang Yanyan, and Kong Lin. Doesn’t this star-studded cast make you eager to watch?

The series weaves together the experiences of a career woman who, after unexpectedly losing her job and becoming pregnant, finds herself overnight transformed into a broke single mother. It explores the complex relationships between money and parenting, as well as money and marriage, and follows the protagonist, Liu Ai, as she transforms from a spendthrift to a frugal mom—telling a story that underscores the idea that family and love are life’s true luxuries.

As the saying goes, even a skilled cook cannot make a meal with no rice. In today’s urban life, the multifaceted pressures women face—ranging from career and relationships to childbearing—have long been a central topic of discussion. The TV series “You Who Go Against the Current” turns its lens on three quintessential age groups—20s, 30s, and 40s—offering a microcosm of diverse life experiences and presenting an intimate “通关 guide” to the journey of womanhood.

The character snobbery hierarchy is out—check out the proud, aloof daily life of the “logging crowd” in the reverse trend! That genuinely straightforward logging crew—have you already become a fan?

This time, the Zhu brothers contributed to multiple aspects of the series, including audio, video, and visual effects. The team behind the Zhu brothers made numerous revisions during the editing of the show’s trailer, resulting in a hilariously entertaining preview that strikes a balance between storytelling and pure entertainment—a light‑hearted comedy. In terms of packaging, they also experimented with various stylistic approaches, and we’re confident that the series’ distinctive visual identity will deliver a fresh viewing experience to audiences.

The Zhu brothers continued to exercise rigorous oversight throughout the series’ post-production, striving for perfection and aiming to create a high‑quality work in the modernist genre.

So, what do you think? After watching the trailer for this series, aren’t you already looking forward to it?

From the depths of winter to the blossoming spring, the Zhu Brothers will be with you throughout this Lunar New Year. Finally, the Zhu Brothers wish you a happy New Year and lasting family happiness!