Si Feng's master/father is also Yuan Lang's shī gē which means "brother in the same martial arts academy", ie.…
Learning the written form of Mandarin is challenging and time consuming, especially the traditional version. Might be easier to learn speaking the language first.
For historical dramas, it's slightly more complicated because of the classical version of speech, especially in the court (palace). But if you've watched enough dramas, then shouldn't be a problem to pick up.
The good (for some, bad) thing about C-dramas is the use of dubbing. The dialogues become so much clearer and easier to follow.
I was watching episode 48 again and watched Wu Tong's last moments. For a moment I shed a tear for him. When he…
He did find redemption at the end by letting go of hatred and lust for revenge, which is pretty much the other central theme of the drama. It's hard to forgive his vile deeds but at the same time it feels too convenient to simply vilify him as an outright villain. I guess in the end, you could say he was a victim of circumstances.
full kiss scene on ep 52 hehehttps://m.bilibili.com/video/av414533649/notalinsanglian 2 hours agoCan someone translate…
Thanks so much for the link. You've been a treasure trove of crucial information and updates for this series :) I much prefer this uncensored version, though I wonder why it was censored in the first place. I mean yeah, it's a little suggestive but it was cute at the same time. I don't think it was excessive even for minors who are watching lol
Oh no, don't quit. Many of the endings are not explicit. They may seem as open endings but not really so if you…
You're most welcome :) Actually Unicorn Girl isn't my cup of tea either but I'm not sure what to recommend to you because most of the shows on my list are filled with angst lol Yes, that's a good strategy. Wait for the ending to air before deciding whether to watch or not. I'm too invested in it already having watched 90% of it :D
Edit: Actually there's one show that I've only started watching, Qing Qing Zi Jin. It's a historical drama about classical poetry and looks pretty interesting. Not sure about the angst or romance yet but the subs are fully available even though it's still airing. Perhaps you could go check it out :)
today must prepare ourselves enuf sleep for tml marathon last 6 episode.. hahaha sure it will addicted once start…
Koreans love Pizza Hut, Subway, and their chimaek (chicken and beer) :D Yup, we use the term plaster the same way too, since both our countries are next to each other. SF and XJ are both each other's plasters lol
today must prepare ourselves enuf sleep for tml marathon last 6 episode.. hahaha sure it will addicted once start…
LOL Your comment made my day! I just can't stand the product placements in K-dramas lately. The biggest culprit - TKEM. That was literally all over the place in both parallel worlds! I think what SF needs more than anything isn't facial mask - it's Japanese pain-relief plasters! :D
yea.... tml will be the last journey..Any recommendation for upcoming?Such as God lost fantasy by peter sheng…
Wow, 20 mins per episode? Lol I think another factor with that show is the limited subs, so probably contributed to the low viewership as well. I really wanted to like it and gave it a try, but in the end I just couldn't.
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For historical dramas, it's slightly more complicated because of the classical version of speech, especially in the court (palace). But if you've watched enough dramas, then shouldn't be a problem to pick up.
The good (for some, bad) thing about C-dramas is the use of dubbing. The dialogues become so much clearer and easier to follow.
Thanks for the updates, guys :)
The actors can only work with what they're given.
I much prefer this uncensored version, though I wonder why it was censored in the first place.
I mean yeah, it's a little suggestive but it was cute at the same time. I don't think it was excessive even for minors who are watching lol
At this point, nothing surprises me anymore :/
Actually Unicorn Girl isn't my cup of tea either but I'm not sure what to recommend to you because most of the shows on my list are filled with angst lol
Yes, that's a good strategy. Wait for the ending to air before deciding whether to watch or not. I'm too invested in it already having watched 90% of it :D
Edit: Actually there's one show that I've only started watching, Qing Qing Zi Jin. It's a historical drama about classical poetry and looks pretty interesting. Not sure about the angst or romance yet but the subs are fully available even though it's still airing. Perhaps you could go check it out :)
Yup, we use the term plaster the same way too, since both our countries are next to each other.
SF and XJ are both each other's plasters lol
Your comment made my day!
I just can't stand the product placements in K-dramas lately. The biggest culprit - TKEM. That was literally all over the place in both parallel worlds!
I think what SF needs more than anything isn't facial mask - it's Japanese pain-relief plasters! :D
I think another factor with that show is the limited subs, so probably contributed to the low viewership as well. I really wanted to like it and gave it a try, but in the end I just couldn't.