I watched the trailer of KTTPH and I think Neo and Ai Mi suit their roles quite well. As far as I know, there…
Cnetz always find fault with everything...even the smallest details just to smear actors. Without this particular reason, they would simply find another excuse to attack them anyway.
Eventually, they will forget about it and move on to a new target, so it’s better to just ignore them. If the drama passed censorship and was approved for broadcast, then the authorities clearly did not consider it inappropriate. Therefore, the Cnetz's argument is invalid.
😂😂 He is sure not a baby. Besides, CZY has worked with Li Qin before and WJY has also worked with WXY, who is actually even younger than CZY. Yet the chemistry between WJY and WXY was incredible, it completely won the audience over. That was also one of the reasons The Double became such a memorable drama for many viewers.
Nowadays, C-dramas seem determined to pair 95-liners with other 95-liners. It’s not very refreshing when we keep seeing the same group of actors paired with one another. The industry needs more variety.
Okay, this probably sounds a little absurd coming from me, since CZY’s other two dramas also pair him with actresses who are 95-liners 😅
of course, i understand to promo a new generation like Ai Mi in KTTPH
I watched the trailer of KTTPH and I think Neo and Ai Mi suit their roles quite well. As far as I know, there are no inappropriate scenes between them, their interactions look soft and innocent.
It’s also not the actors fault. The real issue is that the investors pushed Ai Mi into the project too quickly instead of waiting until she turned 18 before filming it.
Why doesn’t he do modern dramas? He fits modern drama the most. He looks more feminine than his female leads…
He can do both 🙂 He has also acted in a Republican-era drama and a suspense drama already. Whatever the genre is, I think he can try it if he wants to. Whether every role suits him perfectly is another matter of course.
But as some of my friends have mentioned, actors shouldn’t limit themselves to only one type of role, such as doing costume romance dramas over and over just because they are popular with female viewers or sticking only to modern romance because that style suits their appearance and attracts the same audience 🤣
An actor should be willing to explore different genres and characters instead of always staying in the same comfort zone 🙂
What exactly is the point of dubbing Chinese dramas? Don't get me wrong I've watched tons of Cdramas and I'm a…
South Korea is a much smaller country, so regional accents are generally less varied than in China. Korean dramas are also usually broadcast using the actors original voices recorded during filming.
When comparing them overall, I personally feel that Korean dramas often showcase more natural and convincing acting than many Chinese dramas. No offense, I think you probably understand what I mean.
Still, some viewers may be more fascinated by Chinese costume dramas because of the elaborate sets, props and overall visual style. Korean historical dramas usually use more natural-looking fabrics and simpler costumes while Chinese costume dramas tend to be much more extravagant and fancy.
What exactly is the point of dubbing Chinese dramas? Don't get me wrong I've watched tons of Cdramas and I'm a…
Usually, actors with perfect voice acting skill will dub their own characters anyway. Another reason they cannot always use the audio recorded during filming is that there may be too much background noise which could affect the overall quality of the drama. So it also depends on how good the sound recording was during filming.
In Episode 10, Meng Ting Hui’s line—“I crawled my way out from a pile of corpses”—is very forceful,…
It’s great that the screenwriter is also the author of the original novel according to what someone mentioned here. That should help keep the dialogue faithful to the source material.
Can censorship approval be revoked? Why the immediate rush to start airing the show?
Based on my Weibo stalking 😂, there was a rumor that either this drama or Miles Wei’s idol drama would air around the end of July. Hunan TV had an available time slot after Love for You, starring SWL and ZJY finished airing.
It seems Mango wanted to air this drama first but the censorship approval had not yet been issued. So they waited until the very last possible day to see whether it would be approved. Luckily, it finally received approval which allowed them to air it all of sudden.
Otherwise, they probably would have aired Miles Wei’s drama instead. Since Hunan TV is a satellite channel, they couldn’t simply leave the time slot empty while waiting indefinitely for approval. Online platforms such as iQIYI, Tencent and Youku have more flexibility and can delay a drama for longer but satellite TV schedules are much less flexible.
I’m not sure whether you know this, but both Mango TV and Hunan Satellite TV are operated under the state-owned Hunan broadcasting system.
Eventually, they will forget about it and move on to a new target, so it’s better to just ignore them. If the drama passed censorship and was approved for broadcast, then the authorities clearly did not consider it inappropriate. Therefore, the Cnetz's argument is invalid.
Besides, CZY has worked with Li Qin before and WJY has also worked with WXY, who is actually even younger than CZY. Yet the chemistry between WJY and WXY was incredible, it completely won the audience over. That was also one of the reasons The Double became such a memorable drama for many viewers.
Nowadays, C-dramas seem determined to pair 95-liners with other 95-liners.
It’s not very refreshing when we keep seeing the same group of actors paired with one another. The industry needs more variety.
Okay, this probably sounds a little absurd coming from me, since CZY’s other two dramas also pair him with actresses who are 95-liners 😅
As far as I know, there are no inappropriate scenes between them, their interactions look soft and innocent.
It’s also not the actors fault. The real issue is that the investors pushed Ai Mi into the project too quickly instead of waiting until she turned 18 before filming it.
But the drama that first introduced CZY to me was Handsome Siblings and I absolutely adored my Little Fish 😆
If you want to watch it, you can simply ignore the rating. It’s entirely up to you.
Whether every role suits him perfectly is another matter of course.
But as some of my friends have mentioned, actors shouldn’t limit themselves to only one type of role, such as doing costume romance dramas over and over just because they are popular with female viewers or sticking only to modern romance because that style suits their appearance and attracts the same audience 🤣
An actor should be willing to explore different genres and characters instead of always staying in the same comfort zone 🙂
When comparing them overall, I personally feel that Korean dramas often showcase more natural and convincing acting than many Chinese dramas. No offense, I think you probably understand what I mean.
Still, some viewers may be more fascinated by Chinese costume dramas because of the elaborate sets, props and overall visual style.
Korean historical dramas usually use more natural-looking fabrics and simpler costumes while Chinese costume dramas tend to be much more extravagant and fancy.
Hunan TV had an available time slot after Love for You, starring SWL and ZJY finished airing.
It seems Mango wanted to air this drama first but the censorship approval had not yet been issued. So they waited until the very last possible day to see whether it would be approved. Luckily, it finally received approval which allowed them to air it all of sudden.
Otherwise, they probably would have aired Miles Wei’s drama instead. Since Hunan TV is a satellite channel, they couldn’t simply leave the time slot empty while waiting indefinitely for approval. Online platforms such as iQIYI, Tencent and Youku have more flexibility and can delay a drama for longer but satellite TV schedules are much less flexible.
I’m not sure whether you know this, but both Mango TV and Hunan Satellite TV are operated under the state-owned Hunan broadcasting system.