News As an adult, Feng Qing Lang acquires a variety of teas that can transport the drinker back in time. Xu Chang Yang accidentally drinks it and travels back to when he was 21 years old. He decides to fix the mistakes that happened in the past, but how will these changes affect the fates of these two destined lovers? (Source: GagaOOLala) Edit Translation
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- Native Title: 寒阳风起春山境 番外篇
- Also Known As: Han Yang Feng Qi Chun Shan Jing Fan Wai Pian , 寒陽風起春山境 番外篇
- Screenwriter & Director: Lizzy
- Genres: Romance, Fantasy
Cast & Credits
- KumaFeng Qing LangMain Role
- Liu Jing YuXu Chang YangMain Role
- Hu Yi ChenFeng Qing TianSupport Role
- Ma Bing YuanGuo / "Brother Guo"Support Role
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A Sweet Extra That Opens the Door to Something Bigger
Extra episode two - so sweet!! 🥹 I won’t say more than that because it is only 13 minutes and anything I saw would be a spoiler lol. Watch and enjoy!This extra episode starts slowly—very slowly—but if you loved Winter Sun, it’s worth the patience.
What begins as a cute little story about Qinglang worrying about aging beside his younger husband turns into something much more interesting when magical tea sends Changyang ten years into the past. There, he meets the younger Qinglang, still deeply in love with Shi Yuhao and standing just before some of the most painful events of his life.
The episode works because it doesn’t simply give us domestic fan service. Changyang is suddenly confronted with the possibility that he might be able to change Qinglang’s past, while present-day Qinglang can actually see what is happening. There are some genuinely funny moments mixed into the emotional material, especially Qinglang’s increasingly frantic reaction to hearing his younger self repeatedly declare his love for Shi Yuhao.
Visually, it is still unmistakably Winter Sun—quiet, atmospheric, and absolutely gorgeous.
And then the ending introduces a new complication that immediately made me want the next extra episode. What seemed like a small bonus scene may actually be setting up a much bigger time-travel story.
Short, slow at first, but very cute—and much more intriguing by the end than I expected.
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if only…
Zelia’s creative juices are on overdrive with only three episodes. We’ve seen the classic trope of traveling back in time to correct past mistakes, but her use of tea as a metaphor throughout the storyline gives this short series something more meaningful.If only…
In my opinion, this short series is how Zelia wanted to give viewers understanding and closure. If only we could talk to our younger selves, what advice would we give? If only we could say one final goodbye to a dearly departed brother, what would we say? And if only we could turn back time, would we really change anything?
Seeing QT brought back, both through memories and as the spirit of the mountains, stirred up so many emotions. For me, it was a chance to find closure. Not by changing the past, but by finally making peace with it.
We don’t need a full drama to tell us what grief feels like. Sometimes all we need is a little magic pill to heal those wounds we’ve carried for so long.
So Zelia… thank you for reminding us that sometimes we don’t need a second chance to change the past. We just need a chance to say goodbye. Am a cup of cha…
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