A Child's Hope
A Child's Hope 孩有明天 | |
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Genre | Medical drama |
Written by |
Yeo Saik Pin 温雪莹 |
Directed by | Loo Yin Kam |
Starring |
Tay Ping Hui Phyllis Quek Huang Biren |
Opening theme | 为明天 by Lee Wei Song 李伟菘, sung by Michael Wong 光良 |
Ending theme |
好天气 by sung Tay Ping Hui and Phyllis Quek 心愿 sung by Ivy Lee 我们的地方 sung by Phyllis Quek and Yvonne Lim |
No. of episodes |
24 (Season 1) 20 (Season 2) |
Production | |
Producer(s) | Yeo Saik Pin |
Release | |
Original network | MediaCorp Channel 8 |
Original release |
2003 (Season 1) 2004 (Season 2) |
Chronology | |
Related shows | A Child's Hope II |
A Child's Hope (Simplified Chinese: 孩有明天) is a MediaCorp TV Channel 8 Chinese drama which stars Tay Ping Hui, Phyllis Quek and Huang Biren. It was aired in 2006 on weekday nights at 5:30pm and ran for 2 series. Scenes were filmed at the Singapore General Hospital and National University Hospital. The opening theme 为明天 was used for both seasons.
Story
This medical drama focuses on the working and personal lives of the doctors, social workers and trainee nurses in the paediatric department who care for critically ill children with chronic disease or terminal illness, such as congenital heart diseases and kidney problems.
Using the hospital as a backdrop, the drama brings forth the importance of understanding the true needs of these children and their families. The drama also highlights the strain on the doctors, nurses and social workers who have to strike a balance between wanting the best for their patients and making sure that their actions are 'socially correct'.
The various heroes and angels in this drama include Dr Huang Junsheng (Tay Ping Hui), the responsible and committed paediatrician who dedicates too much time at the hospital and as a result neglects his girlfriend; Sunny (Phyllis Quek), the social worker who believes in giving her best to care for the patients and their families; and three nursing student interns from a polytechnic. They are the bubbly but muddle-headed, Fan Danmei (Florence Tan), the cool and matured Fang Xiuyue (Yvonne Lim) and the mission driven Hong Zhonggeng (Dasmond Koh).
The cast also features Chen Shucheng, Huang Biren, Chen Huihui, Ivy Lee, Huang Yiliang and many others as family members of the main characters and hospital patients.
Cast
Cast | Role |
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Tay Ping Hui | Huang Junsheng 黄俊生 |
Phyllis Quek | Zhang Shanni 张珊霓 |
Yvonne Lim | Fang Xiuyue 方秀月 |
Florence Tan | Fan Danmei 范丹美 |
Dasmond Koh | Hong Zhonggeng 洪忠耿 |
Other cast
Cast | Role |
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Chen Shucheng | Zhang Younian 张有年 |
Hong Huifang | Lin Peijin 林佩金 |
Michelle Liow | Sally |
Cai Ping Kai | Granny |
Huang Yiliang | Ding Cheng 丁成 (Uncle Ding) |
Huang Biren | Chen Bimei 陈必梅 (Auntie Ding) |
Aloysius Pang | Ding Weiliang 丁伟良 |
Ivy Lee | Yan Lizhu 颜丽珠 |
Cavin Soh | Fan Danshun |
Li Nanxing | Hu Yiming 胡逸名 |
Chen Liping | Zhang Huilan 张慧兰 |
Li Yinzhu | Ah Feng 阿丰 |
Jeanette Aw | Lin Jinghao 林静濠 |
Yan Bingliang | Huang Kuan 黄宽 |
Zhang Yaodong | Huang Pinde 黄品德 |
Chen Guohua | Guo Jinfu 郭金福 |
Accolades
Season 1
The other drama that are nominated for Best Drama are Holland V 荷兰村,Baby Boom 我家四个宝, Springs of Life 春到人间 & The Unbeatables III 双天至尊III
Award | Nominee | Result |
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2003 Star Awards | ||
Young Talent Award | Jarren Ho | Nominated |
Justin Ho | Nominated | |
Aloysius Pang | Nominated | |
Best Drama Serial | A Child's Hope | Nominated |
Best Drama Theme Song | 《为明天》 by Michael Wong | Won |
2003 Asian Television Awards | ||
Best Actress | Huang Biren | Nominated (Highly commended) |
Season 2
The other drams that are nominated for Best Drama are Always on My Mind 无炎的爱 ,An Ode to Life 三十风雨路 ,Double Happiness I 喜临门I & Room in My Heart 真心蜜语
Award | Nominee | Result |
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2004 Star Awards | ||
Best Actor | Li Nanxing | Nominated |
Best Actress | Jeanette Aw | Nominated |
Best Supporting Actress | Chen Liping | Nominated |
Li Yinzhu | Won | |
Young Talent Award | Jerald Tan | Nominated |
Xiao Liyuan | Nominated | |
Best Drama Serial | A Child's Hope II | Won |
See also
- List of programmes broadcast by MediaCorp TV Channel 8
External links
- Official Website (Via Wayback Machine)(in English)
- Official Website (Via Wayback Machine)(in simplified Chinese)