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When We Were Young Episode 24

人不彪悍枉少年 ‧ Drama ‧ 2018

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Season: 1

  • Aired: December 28, 2018

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Feb 8, 2019

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This last episode is very heartbreaking to watch because it really hit reality when they have their own challenges in life they had to face separately. After all those memories they've built together, the five bikers had to go their separate ways after high school which was definitely the hardest thing anyone could ever go through in friendships. But most importantly, they knew that even if they're apart, they'll always remember one another and cherish the memories they had when they were younger. I hope there's a special episode or even better a season 2 of this series where they get together as adults and reunite once again happily and finally address their untold secrets to each other. The scene that hurts me the most was when Hua Biao's grandmother could never recognize him again. That powerful acting really saddens me because the only one who's always by his side no longer knew who he was. As for Yang Xi, the pain of her friends leaving her one by one also tore my heart. Overall, the reality that this drama depicted was truly relatable which makes us viewers realize that not every drama is all about lovey-dovey and fantasy and life is really about facing reality and making the best out of everything we do. Just like Yang Xi who initially a lazy bum who did awful in every school exams finally succeeded for her college entrance exam with flying colours with the tremendous effort that she put in and also with the endless help from her friends and family.

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