My Love Flows Like a Song

The film narrates the story of Wan Quanhe, a barefoot doctor, and his quirky yet joyful life. Wan Quanhe, a rural young man with limited intelligence, is inspired by a city girl named Ma Li. He dedicates 50 years to "treating" villagers and studying herbal medicine to become the person Ma Li envisions. However, when Ma Li returns to the city, she has forgotten him. Wan Quanhe is akin to a Chinese version of Forrest Gump and Sisyphus. Whether his life is happy or unfortunate is subjective.

Fan Xiaotian previously held roles as Vice President of the China Television Drama Production Industry Association and Vice President of the Film and Television Agency Committee of the China Television Artists Association. He is a writer, screenwriter, director, filmmaker, and producer.

His first impressionism-southern author film, "A Zebra-Riding Boy," adapted from the novels "Cavalryman" and "Paper" by renowned Chinese writer Su Tong, has been awarded and shortlisted for 124 prizes across 63 international film festivals.

Fan Xiaotian has created, filmed, and produced over 40 television dramas and nearly 1,000 episodes. Many of these episodes have been broadcast overseas, including TV series like "Sunny Piggy" (Xu Zheng's debut work), "The Tai Chi Master" (Wu Jing's debut work), and "Ip Man." A Japanese company acquired the broadcasting rights for "Lv Bu and Diao Chan" (directed by Chen Kaige) and "Ip Man" (directed by Fan Xiaotian). On March 11, 2013, TVB began global syndication of "IP Man" in the United States, Canada, Europe, Australia, New Zealand, Malaysia, and Singapore. A German company purchased the global German, English, and French versions, while Korea acquired the Korean version, and the series was subsequently broadcast in the Southeast Asian region. These television dramas have received over 60 national, provincial, and municipal awards.

Fan Xiaotian has been publishing novels since 1976, with seven novels to his name, including three short stories, one novella, and three novels.