I think this will be the only time I like Hu Yi Tian in a comedy, because he definitely suck in the romance department. I can't watch A Love So Beautiful because of him and Shen Yue, and didn't like his stiff acting (or I can say no acting) in The Handsome Siblings. Though amazingly he had more chemistry with his 'brother' than his love interest in THS. So probably will be like this too in this drama, he has more chemistry with Leon Zhang than Shane Yan, lol.
Your article is hilarious cos you did a lot to research the actors/actresses who look like the Taiwanese cast, lol. So much as I agreed with some comments not wanting another remake from another country (or any country), I am just being practical that the Taiwanese production company was almost bankrupt producing this cos they refused sponsors for PPL. This is applaudable to us viewers cos they wanted us to have the most ecstatic experience enjoying this drama without annoying commercial breaks and PPL items inserted into the scenes or scenes created specially for the PPL. Having said that, selling rights to other countries for their remake it's a practical decision to cover the cost or more profit coming in. Now about your cast... as I said you did a great job choosing the lookalikes. But keep in mind that the right actors/actresses are the ones who can nail the roles of (especially) CYR/HYX and LZW/WQS) very well, cos these two characters have many sides of personalities. I don't watch that many Kdramas to be able to agree/disagree or suggest other cast. Though I think I want to throw my 2 cents of choice of the director or screenwriter for the K remake: Director Lee Eung Bok and Screenwriter Kim Eun Sook, both have worked great Kdramas. Lastly, just for fun... if they will make a K-remake for this drama, the Uncle's business place, instead of a cafe it will be a Subway sandwich franchise (for the PPL) LOL LOL LOL
I only watched 1 of the list: Pegasus Market. On the first day of this year as my choice drama to welcome the new year. And I was not disappointed. I binge-watched for 2 days and I laughed so hard I got stomach ache from it.
1. He becomes the moon (before the earth never has a moon according to Ever Night). He still alive as the moon…
Sang Sang does not physically dies, cos since she was born she has been something special. Sage told Ning Que that Sang Sang is actually not 100% human, she is actually always a part of Hao Tian. I think the writer wants to emphasize the Yin and Yang thing according to Daoism and Confucianism beliefs, there is always light-dark, good-bad, blended in harmony. In the end of the novel Sang Sang is back but with different personality, no longer 100% devoted to Ning Que, doing her own thing, and as it says in the novel she is 'thick waist' that means fatter? I only worry which actress will be Sang Sang in the end of Season 3: Ireine Song or Yang Chao Yue? I prefer IS cos she's more experienced, had a great chemistry with the ML (both Arthur Chen and Dylan Wang), and was praised by Mao Ni (the novel writer) as able to portray Sang Sang character very well. If they cast YCY for the final Sang Sang in the end of Season 3, I don't think I will watch it, lol.
from ep1 to ep 30 were very boring The scenes are long I just saw from ep 30-43 but I did not understand some…
1. He becomes the moon (before the earth never has a moon according to Ever Night). He still alive as the moon as he helps his disciples later. 2. It's a dream, he imagines it was Sang Sang 3. The last scene? Sang Sang is a spirit, she blended with Hao Tian cos HT has a body but SS not.
I usually don't do this cos already pick carefully what I want to watch beforehand, but I dropped this after 2 episodes. Got really annoyed with character Sundae, though the rest of cast is okay. Looking forward for other couples though.
Rebecca Tang marries her South Korean husband a while ago so she must be somewhat bilingual lol. She is very talented…
That was not a rumor but fact. It was because Chinese government has been very strict with that kinda stuff. IDK how wild is the scene in that movie cos I never watched it, but I know that SARF (the Chinese censorship board) has been strict in almost everything that are accepted in other countries anyways. But acted in one of the famous Director Ang Lee's movie was worth it.
Rebecca Tang marries her South Korean husband a while ago so she must be somewhat bilingual lol. She is very talented…
I'm not sure at that time (movie year 2010) she could speak Korean well or any at all. That was when she met her future husband Kim Tae-yong who was the movie director and when they dated they used translators lol. But this movie is being made this year so I assume she should known Korean already.
Wow, all my favorite actors plus Rebecca Tang. Rebecca Tang had an epic performance in “Lust Cautious”. I…
Rebecca Tang marries her South Korean husband a while ago so she must be somewhat bilingual lol. She is very talented actress, hopefully we will hear her own voice instead of dubbing
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Lastly, just for fun... if they will make a K-remake for this drama, the Uncle's business place, instead of a cafe it will be a Subway sandwich franchise (for the PPL) LOL LOL LOL
2. It's a dream, he imagines it was Sang Sang
3. The last scene? Sang Sang is a spirit, she blended with Hao Tian cos HT has a body but SS not.