Does anyone know what the iconic scene for episode 39 in the script means? From the translation she becomes a living corpse in the cold palace which I don’t really understand.
I think I finally figured it out, but I hope someone can correct me if I'm wrong. The names in historical dramas still confuse me sometimes. They have so many, and this has been driving me crazy
So Wei Shao is his courtesy name? I remember his uncle also called him Shao'er. And I'm guessing Zhong Lin is his birth name? That's the one his grandmother always uses. When XQ called him Wei Shao, why was he so shocked? She used it during their argument over the letters and also after the incident with Lady Yulou. I'm guessing it's something to do with respect since she is supposed to only address him as husband?
As for Xiao Qiao, her birth name is Qiao Man. I'm not sure if women had courtesy names. Is Xiao Qiao and Manman like her nicknames?
Somehow when I watched Blossom, I was able to figure it out, but it's been a while so I forgot how 😭
It wasn't the kind of drama that needed to kill off characters. It's not a gritty, hyper-realistic story where…
Having only two deaths almost felt like a win with cdramas 😭 that scene with Wei Qu? when he got his arm cut off and was outnumbered, I was about to lose my mind cause it seemed like a set up of him dying. So glad that didn't happen
So Wei Shao is his courtesy name? I remember his uncle also called him Shao'er. And I'm guessing Zhong Lin is his birth name? That's the one his grandmother always uses. When XQ called him Wei Shao, why was he so shocked? She used it during their argument over the letters and also after the incident with Lady Yulou. I'm guessing it's something to do with respect since she is supposed to only address him as husband?
As for Xiao Qiao, her birth name is Qiao Man. I'm not sure if women had courtesy names. Is Xiao Qiao and Manman like her nicknames?
Somehow when I watched Blossom, I was able to figure it out, but it's been a while so I forgot how 😭