The classic Japanese drama "Hanzawa Naoki" may be remade into a Chinese drama

The classic Japanese drama "Hanzawa Naoki" may be remade into a domestic drama, named "Bright Future", and has recently been announced through the filing of TV drama shooting and production.

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Lin Qiang was originally the deputy director of the audit department of the head office of the United Bank. Because he was unwilling to sign a problematic loan, he offended his superiors and was demoted to the Longyuan branch, which had the lowest performance. His close friend Zheng Shuai, who entered the bank at the same time as him, was also implicated and demoted. The Longyuan branch was in chaos. Lin Qiang quickly discovered the crux of the Longyuan branch with his professional ability and helped the tellers of the Longyuan branch to fight for their due interests. This angered the branch president Hao Wei, who put pressure on Lin Qiang everywhere. Lin Qiang, who was in crisis in his career, had to fight back and traced the source of the problem in the loan case. In the end, the problem was cleared up and Lin Qiang realized his wish to serve small and medium-sized enterprises.

"Hanzawa Naoki" is a TV series adapted from the novel "Hanzawa Naoki Series" written by Jun Ikeido by TBS TV in Japan. It is broadcasted in the Sunday theater time slot and starred by Masato Sakai. There are 2 seasons and 1 episode of the extra episode. The drama tells the story of Hanzawa Naoki, a banker who entered the industry during the bubble period and fought against the "enemies" inside and outside the bank.

Season 1, Part 1: Osaka

Affected by the impact of the bubble economy, the Industrial Central Bank merged with Tokyo First Bank to form Tokyo Central Bank due to a large amount of non-performing loans. After the merger, there was a factional struggle between the "old Tokyo First" and the "old Industrial Central" within the bank. The president of the Osaka West Branch lent money to West Osaka Steel for his own interests and promotion, as well as to enhance the reputation of the branch. The bank went bankrupt one month after the financing, leaving the bank with a debt of 500 million yen. For his own interests, the branch president began to shirk responsibility to Hanzawa, who was the head of the financing section at the time. At the same time, the National Tax Bureau also began to intervene in the incident. Coupled with the uncooperative attitude of the relevant people, it became difficult for Hanzawa and others to recover the 500 million yen. However, with the perseverance of Hanzawa and others, the 500 million yen debt was finally successfully recovered, and the mastermind behind the scenes was also found. Hanzawa then took this opportunity to be promoted to the Tokyo headquarters and served as the deputy director of the second business department.