Well the joke's on him, because even he-dubber-didn't sound Chinese. I didn't even realise there was dubbing; I thought it was just the actors muttering gibberish, with one Madarin word thrown in here and there. The producers should realise that kdrama viewers also watch cdramas and are very versed in the tone of both languages. Finally, the dubber making fun of a foreigner over language isn't very bright is he? Has he thought about how he would sound if he tried to speak Korean?
One of the most underrated actresses. I wish she would do more dramas
While I understand why some might *feel* Ni Ni is underrated—especially if they’re outside China—the data and industry recognition tell a different story. She’s actually one of China’s most celebrated actresses:
- Award-Winning Talent: Debuted in Zhang Yimou’s *The Flowers of War* (2011), winning Best New Performer at the Asian Film Awards, and recently took home the Golden Deer Award (2023) for *Lost in the Stars*.
- Box Office Dominance: Her films gross massively (*Lost in the Stars* earned **¥3.5B/$483M** in 2023).
- Global Influence: A Gucci ambassador since 2017 and face of Lancôme/Tiffany & Co.—brands that only partner with top-tier stars. - Critical Acclaim: Lead roles in hits like *The Rise of Phoenixes* (Douban 8.1) and consistent award nominations (Golden Rooster, Magnolia).
Her work isn’t ‘underrated’; it’s **highly respected within China and increasingly recognized worldwide**. If anything, she’s proof that talent + hustle *does* get its due! 🙌
Concerning dramas, it's a personal choice, she works on movies much more than dramas. Good news, two dramas of her were confirmed today in Tencent Conference, so I am looking forward to watch them when they will come out.
im glad the barely 20 year old character was actually taken seriously. her self awareness and breaks in characters were so good but even more tragic. i thought she was going to be passed of a comedic character with no acknowledgement of how messed up her situation was, but then seeing what happened and how the characters felt immense sadness and guilt was bittersweet. i was worried throughout the whole show it was just going to be comedy of women in the industry and men being sleazy, which it was but in a way that was actually satirical, it criticised its concepts, chracters and it was really aware of the harms.
it couldve been developed more and had more episodes to truly flesh out its concepts. not a perfect kdrama, but it was clear the writer was someone who cared and i really appreciate that.
Not her fault, she probably only gets offers for those type of roles. I think Kdramas are only good at typecasting actors and actresses. I don't know if they feel they can't trust the Korean audience.
If you watch many Korean movies/dramas you realize the same people play the same roles. Mothers,Fathers,Chaebols,Villians
If you're a cute face, then they just want to sell that. Song Hye Kyo has explained that she never got any other offers because everyone assumes she's just a pretty face.
the locations + the cast °_°
I recognise so many American actors, that's so cool hehe 😎And they play naturally, not like the VIPs from "Squid Game" ughhhh
A great actress and woman, I really adore her!
glad the kid is okay
- Award-Winning Talent:
Debuted in Zhang Yimou’s *The Flowers of War* (2011), winning Best New Performer at the Asian Film Awards, and recently took home the Golden Deer Award (2023) for *Lost in the Stars*.
- Box Office Dominance:
Her films gross massively (*Lost in the Stars* earned **¥3.5B/$483M** in 2023).
- Global Influence:
A Gucci ambassador since 2017 and face of Lancôme/Tiffany & Co.—brands that only partner with top-tier stars.
- Critical Acclaim: Lead roles in hits like *The Rise of Phoenixes* (Douban 8.1) and consistent award nominations (Golden Rooster, Magnolia).
Her work isn’t ‘underrated’; it’s **highly respected within China and increasingly recognized worldwide**. If anything, she’s proof that talent + hustle *does* get its due! 🙌
Concerning dramas, it's a personal choice, she works on movies much more than dramas. Good news, two dramas of her were confirmed today in Tencent Conference, so I am looking forward to watch them when they will come out.
it couldve been developed more and had more episodes to truly flesh out its concepts. not a perfect kdrama, but it was clear the writer was someone who cared and i really appreciate that.
If you watch many Korean movies/dramas you realize the same people play the same roles. Mothers,Fathers,Chaebols,Villians
If you're a cute face, then they just want to sell that. Song Hye Kyo has explained that she never got any other offers because everyone assumes she's just a pretty face.