Besides in the name of people, what other high-quality anti-corruption drama are there?

Wall crack recommended the Ukrainian drama "Civil Servant". Although this is a drama in a small language, it profoundly reveals the political reality in Ukraine. From the perspective of a history teacher who suddenly became president, the drama interprets the connotation of anti-corruption in the form of political comedy, which can be called a high-quality anti-corruption drama. (At present, Bi Station has complete Chinese subtitles.) The brain hole of Ukrainian drama: the anti-corruption task was handed over to the history teacher.

When the impeachment case of former South Korean President park geun-hye intensified, a joke "How sad it is to be a South Korean president" circulated on China social media, which listed the tragic fate of successive South Korean presidents since the independence of the Republic of Korea, from Li Chengwan.

Obviously, this joke is not true. On the contrary, for example, Jin Yongsan, Kim Dae-jung and Lee Myung-bak were deeply troubled by corruption scandals around them in the later period of their administration, but they were not liquidated after their resignation, and they continued to enjoy the treatment they deserved as former presidents. If the earth is turned over, on the other side of the earth, there is a country whose successive presidents are "ill-fated", and that is the president of Ukraine after independence from the Soviet Union.

Many presidents in South Korea and Ukraine have a bad fate, which is ultimately related to the political and economic ecology of their countries. Korean politics can never get rid of the chaebol, and Ukrainian politics can't be separated from oligarchs, let alone infiltrated from the United States.

To borrow a sentence from the People's Civil Servant (слуганарод10900), "They (referring to the president) just want to make money. After taking office for a few years, they take one ticket, then leave, and then change to another.

(Vasily petrovich, a history teacher, was wrongly elected as the Ukrainian president. )

People's Civil Servant is the most successful TV series in Ukraine in recent years, with an average audience rating of 65,438+00.4%, and the audience rating of 65,438+08-54 years old in Ukraine exceeds 26%. The concept of this number may be too abstract. By comparison, we can know how powerful it is: Ukrainians like football. The audience rating of the Ukrainian men's soccer match against Slovenia in the 20 16 European Cup qualifier is the highest in China in recent years, with the audience rating of 9.9%, and the audience rating of Ukraine 18-54 age group is 24.9%.

Why this TV series, which started from 201511610/6, suddenly became the favorite of Ukrainian audiences, perhaps because it faced the reality and spoke the voice of the Ukrainian people. People's disappointment with Ukraine's real politics, their desire for a clear and capable politician, and their great enthusiasm for punishing corrupt elements have all turned into their love for this TV series. Even after the broadcast, some netizens actually launched the campaign of "making Vasily president". Vassili is the hero in the play, and he became the president of Ukraine by mistake.

(Vasily complains that the Ukrainian president only wants to get rich. )

At first, Vasily petrovich was just a middle school history teacher. Since all the students in his class 2 were dragged to decorate the polling station of the presidential election, he began to complain: "Why can the math class in 1 class be exempted from these things?" Because our president is good at math? "This sentence contains irony, which means that Ukrainian politicians want to get rich. As a result, he began to call names and "greet" the families of successive Ukrainian presidents. Unexpectedly, a naughty student photographed the whole process of Vassili's outbreak through the window and uploaded it to the Internet.

Then came the "Let Vassili be President" campaign initiated by netizens (which later happened in reality as a joke of the Ukrainian people). However, it takes 2 million Grivner (about 500,000 yuan) to participate in the Ukrainian presidential election. The students in Class Two helped Vasily raise enough money through online crowdfunding.

In this way, Vassili won the Ukrainian presidential election. Please note that he has almost no political views. He just said in the swearing video: "If I become president, I will abolish their privileges and let them be teachers for a week." As a teacher in Ukraine, the salary is not high and there is no welfare.

In fact, from the fifth episode, the drama of the confrontation between oligarchs and the prime minister supported by oligarchs seems a bit old-fashioned (Ukraine's political system has changed many times since independence, and the presidential system, presidential-parliamentary system and parliamentary system are slightly complicated. In short, the power of the president will be largely restricted by the parliament and the prime minister. However, the bridge of punishing corrupt officials is always popular on the screen of any country.

Interestingly, in the previous episodes, Vassili's maladjustment after becoming president was very similar to grandma Liu's feeling of entering the Grand View Garden. On the first day of his election, Vasily thought of going to the bank to repay the 17 Grivner (about RMB 5 yuan) on his credit card that day, so he took the presidential car to the bank counter, and the president of the bank actually received him. The president said in a trembling counter that makes people stand or sit or not, "Mr. President, your debt has been paid off ... because you won the lottery, we will exempt the lucky customers from the bill every month."

It was Vasily's niece's birthday, and her niece liked a band called old boys. He wants to buy her a CD. The busy president naturally didn't have time to buy CDs, so the assistant to the president searched the streets of Kiev for the CD of "old boys", but he couldn't find it. Therefore, the Presidential Palace specially invited the band "old boys" to go home that night.

At the beginning of the article, the author compares Korea and Ukraine again. The influence of South Korean chaebol on politics is everywhere. When park geun-hye was running for the presidency, he said that his parents were dead, his relatives were estranged, and he was still unmarried and had no children. Therefore, as a "woman married to the country", she can naturally become an insulator of corruption. This is also a point that Korean voters took a fancy to at that time, thinking that park geun-hye would not repeat the mistakes of the former president's cronies. Unfortunately, they have thousands of calculations, but they don't have girlfriends.

In Civil Servant, Vassili got the word himself, and naturally he ascended to heaven with his chicken and dog. His parents, niece, ex-wife, elder sister, etc. Have become the coveted targets of oligarchs. And TV series is TV series. Vasily didn't control the people around him like park geun-hye did in reality. He is Don Quixote of Ukraine, who rampaged and knocked down Ukraine's "windmills"-oligarchs one by one.

Pay attention to the official account of WeChat: Radiosilence, and get the complete Chinese subtitles of People's Public Servant. (You can also look for it in Mile Mile)