Core Viewpoint - The 2026 CCTVs major drama list features multiple "Sichuan-made" TV series, showcasing the creative characteristics and diverse charm of Sichuan's film and television industry [1][2]. Group 1: Major Productions - The tax investigation drama "Gu Yu," directed by Li Lu and starring actors such as Jing Boran and Zhang Songwen, focuses on educating the public about tax laws through a story about a major tax fraud case. The series has completed filming and is in post-production, recognized as a significant cultural project for 2024 [1]. - The revolutionary drama "Xing Huo Zheng Tu," originally titled "Duo Jie’s Long March," commemorates the 90th anniversary of the Red Army's Long March. It tells the story of young Tibetan compatriots who formed an independent brigade to contribute to the success of the Long March [1]. - "Criminal Police Moment of Youth," based on the life of "July 1 Medal" recipient Cui Daozhi, is directed by Zhou You and features actors such as Bai Jingting and Sun Qian. The project has been selected as a key project by the National Radio and Television Administration and has begun filming in Chengdu [1]. Group 2: Additional Productions - The sci-fi drama "Qun Xing," filmed entirely in Chengdu and produced by Chen Sicheng, stars Zhang Xincheng and Wan Qian. It is adapted from an award-winning work and revolves around a supernatural attack in the near future, focusing on a special agent's mission to uncover a secret plan [2]. - The short drama "Emei" combines ancient detective themes with local cultural elements such as Emei martial arts and Zen tea culture, exploring a model of "short drama + cultural tourism + consumption" in Sichuan [2]. - Other notable projects include "Zhong Qi," which showcases the progress of China's legal system through real cases, and "Yulan Hua Kai Jun Zai Lai," based on the true story of the founder of Shanghai's Jin Jiang Hotel, both involving Sichuan's film and television resources [2].

Group 1 - The Central Radio and Television Station announced a total of 55 major dramas and 3 boutique short dramas, including 5 projects from Sichuan [1] - The Sichuan dramas cover diverse themes such as revolutionary history, real-life crime, rural revitalization, and ancient detective stories, showcasing the rich cultural heritage and creative vitality of Sichuan's film and television industry [1] - The tax investigation drama "Gu Yu" focuses on a major tax fraud case and incorporates tax law education; it has completed filming and is in post-production [1] Group 2 - The major revolutionary drama "Xing Huo Zheng Tu" tells the inspiring story of Tibetan youth during the Long March, and has completed the necessary approvals from the National Radio and Television Administration [1] - The crime drama "Xing Jing Shi Ke I: Feng Hua Zheng Mao" is based on the life of a "July 1 Medal" recipient and will begin filming in October 2025, with a projected completion date in March 2026 [1] - The sci-fi drama "Qun Xing," adapted from an award-winning novel, depicts a story set in 2046 and has finished filming, currently in post-production [2] - The boutique short drama "Emei" combines the story of a young constable with local cultural elements and aims to explore a collaborative model between central and local entities; it is set to begin filming after the Spring Festival [2]