I Will Find You a Better Home

I Will Find You a Better Home (Chinese: 安家; pinyin: An Jia; lit.: 'settle down') is a 2020 Chinese television series. It is adapted from the Japanese drama Your Home is My Business!. It is one of the highest rated TV series of 2020, topping the viewing charts of the network it aired on and also recorded more than four billion views online.[1]

I Will Find You a Better Home
Also known asYour Home is My Business
Original title安家
GenreWorkplace, Drama
Screenplay byLiu Liu
Directed byAn Jian
StarringSun Li
Luo Jin
Country of originChina
Original language(s)Chinese
No. of episodes53
Release
First shown inChina

Plot

The drama starts off with Xu Wenjing trying to divorce his wife, Zhang Chengcheng, but she tells him that she is pregnant. Meanwhile, Xu is a manager in a estate agent company, and unexpectedly moves in with his employee, Fang Yijing. Eventually, they form some kind of relationship as they worked, and near the end, they were recognised as girlfriend and boyfriend, after Xu expressed his love for Fang in a song.

Cast
  • Sun Li as Fang Yijing
  • Luo Jin as Xu Wenjing
  • Zhang Meng as Zhang Chengcheng
  • Wang Zijian as Wang Zijian
  • Tian Lei as Lou Shanguan
  • Sun Jiayu as Zhu Shanshan
  • Yang Haoyu as Xie Xiangfeng

Award and nominations
Award Category Nominee Result ref.
26th Shanghai Television Festival Best Television Series I Will Find You A Better Home Nominated [2]
Best Adapted Screenplay Liu Liu Nominated
Best Actress Sun Li Nominated
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References
  1. "Chinese TV series about the gritty realities of buying a home clocks up 4 billion online views". South China Morning Post.
  2. "第26届上海电视节白玉兰奖入围名单公布". China News (in Chinese). July 17, 2020.
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