You should watch “Princess Agents.” It’s now one of my favorites and amazing strong female character(s).…
In reply to “Bu Bu Jing Xin,” If you’re talking about Nicky Wu, he’s a very well-known actor. He’s a bit different than your average young “tall, dark and handsome” actor, but he’s really smart and has a lot of charisma. Did you know that he and the lead actress actually married in real life after that drama? (: I also loved all the fun dynamics with the other princes. —Speaking of which, have you see “Prince of Lan Ling?”
You should watch “Princess Agents.” It’s now one of my favorites and amazing strong female character(s).…
I could only find “Rule The World” on youtube. I liked the actors and the storyline but it seemed like a lower budget drama. You might want to try watching a few episodes to start with and see what you think. It managed to hold my interest all the way to the end— just when it started to slow down a bit, the last 10 episodes surprisingly changed and it was really interesting.
You should watch “Princess Agents.” It’s now one of my favorites and amazing strong female character(s).…
One of my favorite Chinese dramas is “Bu Bu Jing Xin”—sooo beautiful! It’s the original Chinese version of “Scarlet Heart.” Have you seen it yet? It’s a must watch to me—better than the Korean version in my opinion but maybe that’s because it’s the first one I saw! (But the sequel was a mess and hardly worth watching. I can’t imagine what could have happened—maybe a different writer or director. ) Also— although it’s not a Chinese drama and much shorter— I am just finishing “Gu Family Book” for the second time. It’s so good that I rated it 10. I’ve watched most of the historical dramas (Chinese and Korean) and I know that it’s hard to find a good new one. I don’t start watching them until they have completed—partly to wait for English subs and partly because I hate waiting a week for a one-hour episode (Ha—I guess I’m impatient that way). Another really good Chinese drama I recently finished is “Tribes and Empires.” You should try that one if you haven’t already. Well anyway, enjoy and let me know if you need more suggestions. Maybe I should create a YouTube list of my favorites! (Smile) Take care.
Choi Jin Hyuk, You were amazing in "Gu Family Book." (I have watched it twice!) I really loved your hair style! They should use that style more often. Also, the "gumiho" character was perfect for you to play. Even though it is listed as a support role, I always think of that as a main role since the story would have been nothing without you. Take care and I hope to see you in many more dramas! PS (You would have been excellent in "Lord of the Rings!"
I watched Gu Family Book a couple of years ago and often think about how much I liked it. It was sooo good that I am watching it again and it probably won't be the last time! Anyway, I was wondering why they changed the hair style of Gon Yi (the bodygyard) in episode 9. It looked so good in the beginning of the drama. Now it just looks like a futuristic pretty boy's hair instead of something they would have worn in that era--and sorry to say it does not look better.
I watched the English-subbed episodes on youtube (YoYo Television Series Exclusive.) Good drama, good storyline and actors, beautiful costumes. Music was okay but sometimes irritating (especially with the dings--I kept thinking I was receiving text msgs). The acting was a bit forced, not realistic but interesting. Translation problems--sometimes a bit confusing and odd. Overall worth watching. Beautiful ending. (Just when the drama seems to start slowing down in episodes 30 or so, it does a complete switch and keeps you totally interested until the end of the 45th episode. Loved that--a pleasant surprise. If I had the choice again, I would definitely watch it. I rated this a 7.9 out of 10 because of the directing/filming/realism (not talking about wuxia) and the translation.
If you thought the first “Nirvana in Fire” took Chinese dramas to the next level, you will be totally amazed that this sequel has done as well or better than the first drama. Almost perfect, I rated this 9.5–It’s sooo worth watching!
I saw my first Kdrama ever about 5 years ago on Netflix and have been seriously hooked ever since. I found other sources online and then saw my first amazing Cdrama, “Bu Bu Jing Xin—or the original “Scarlet Heart_1” and the stunning movie “Red Cliff,” —and have found so many excellent Chinese dramas and movies ever since.
I am a native of the U.S. and feel very fortunate to have such wonderful exposure to different Asian and other cultures and history through the art of so many talented people. Many thanks to all.
God the Cdramas that I am tempted to watch are all so long :(
But they are sooo good! Who cares how long they are if every episode keeps you glued to your seat and waiting for the next episode. It’s better than watching a short one that leaves you feeling empty. Totally worth it. Enjoy!
I really liked this drama. The actors and scenery were really good. The ending was good but i thought it was a little weak. There should have at least been some conversation going on to some degree just to make it really solid. I absolutely loved the OST (original sound track)--every song! I hope I can find it somewhere to buy. I will definitely watch this again with friends or by myself. I rated it 9.0 out of 10--Enjoy!
This drama is perfect--flawless. One of the best dramas I have watched. I had my reservations about watching this because there are so many "cutesy" dramas out there that eventually become boring and just one of the "same old stories." But "Go Back Couple" totally blew my expectations out of the water! There are 12 episodes which turned out to be the perfect number--not too few or too many. It was so good in every way. The actors and directing were excellent--without a doubt. The story was interesting and kept moving--so true to real life. I can't say enough good things about "Go Back Couple." It is sincere and funny, and the ending is the best--so unexpected! I love all the characters and now that it is over, I love them even more. I will recommend this drama to all my friends and watch it again (more than once, I'm sure). If you are looking for your next drama to watch, you should definitely try this one. I rated it 10+ Loved it! Enjoy!!
Nice colors, costumes, background but a bit boring and repetitive. I'm not a fan of perfectly holy saint submissive…
She had a lot of fighting spirit and backbone--especially toward the end! But overall she was a calm, level-headed and caring person who always tried to do the right thing. She was never afraid to go against the norms!
I liked this drama. Good Actors, and characters. The scenery was beautiful and the music appropriate and very well done, as were the beautiful costumes of that period. This was a good drama because it was believable and touching . There were several romances that carried through to the end. It was a good ending and a good historical drama mostly about the characters' lives and not focused on large armies and bloody battles in the field. I would recommend watching this--I watched all 47 episodes in about two weeks (a few extra on the weekends). It was better than a couple of others that I tried to get interested in that were just a little too unrealistic (the acting). Enjoy. (This was at least an 8.0 or 8.2)
Okay--I started this drama hoping it would exceed all expectations or at least some of them. I'm almost at the end of episode one. I like the storyline and the actors could be very interesting, but there is something off. It seems like a B rated drama. Maybe it's the directing and/or filming. It doesn't look realistic and the acting seems very unnatural to me. I'm really sorry because I wanted to watch this but I personally know that I will not make it through at this rate--even if it was 20 episodes. Sorry and take care.
I love historical dramas. Can't wait to see this. I'm going to give it a try since I have watched several other long dramas. The good thing is that if you like it, you can enjoy it for a very long time. I always figure that I'm going to be watching something anyway, so I don't really care--as long as it's still holding it's own and I'm enjoying it.
I also loved all the fun dynamics with the other princes.
—Speaking of which, have you see “Prince of Lan Ling?”
Also— although it’s not a Chinese drama and much shorter— I am just finishing “Gu Family Book” for the second time. It’s so good that I rated it 10. I’ve watched most of the historical dramas (Chinese and Korean) and I know that it’s hard to find a good new one. I don’t start watching them until they have completed—partly to wait for English subs and partly because I hate waiting a week for a one-hour episode (Ha—I guess I’m impatient that way).
Another really good Chinese drama I recently finished is “Tribes and Empires.” You should try that one if you haven’t already. Well anyway, enjoy and let me know if you need more suggestions. Maybe I should create a YouTube list of my favorites! (Smile)
Take care.
Take care and I hope to see you in many more dramas!
PS (You would have been excellent in "Lord of the Rings!"
Anyway, I was wondering why they changed the hair style of Gon Yi (the bodygyard) in episode 9. It looked so good in the beginning of the drama. Now it just looks like a futuristic pretty boy's hair instead of something they would have worn in that era--and sorry to say it does not look better.
Good drama, good storyline and actors, beautiful costumes. Music was okay but sometimes irritating (especially with the dings--I kept thinking I was receiving text msgs). The acting was a bit forced, not realistic but interesting. Translation problems--sometimes a bit confusing and odd. Overall worth watching. Beautiful ending. (Just when the drama seems to start slowing down in episodes 30 or so, it does a complete switch and keeps you totally interested until the end of the 45th episode. Loved that--a pleasant surprise. If I had the choice again, I would definitely watch it. I rated this a 7.9 out of 10 because of the directing/filming/realism (not talking about wuxia) and the translation.
I saw my first Kdrama ever about 5 years ago on Netflix and have been seriously hooked ever since. I found other sources online and then saw my first amazing Cdrama, “Bu Bu Jing Xin—or the original “Scarlet Heart_1” and the stunning movie “Red Cliff,” —and have found so many excellent Chinese dramas and movies ever since.
I am a native of the U.S. and feel very fortunate to have such wonderful exposure to different Asian and other cultures and history through the art of so many talented people. Many thanks to all.