Kaptan

I was very impressed. It was a good series. The way it handled the events was simple. Nothing was explored in depth because there wouldn't be enough episodes. Therefore, there might be criticisms. It could be said to be too simplistic. Or it could be said not to be that simple. Because no matter how many times our protagonist goes bankrupt, he rises from the ashes and builds something new. He gets into debt, fails, recovers, but doesn't give up. In the end, he establishes his own holding company. He becomes successful. He also helps those around him. No matter how negatively he is affected, no matter how much they attack him, he doesn't give up. Our protagonist has a determined, strong-willed, entrepreneurial spirit. At the same time, he also values ​​his family. Although the family relationships were complicated, and they showed us two separate families, they showed the differences between them. The situations of the protagonists in the families were also clear. We were shown what happened to them and how they rose again. Some things were instructive. I was impressed. In a positive way. I especially felt the warmth of the family. I felt the friendship. I felt the helpfulness. I felt the brotherhood. I felt the entrepreneurship. I felt the determination, the will, the resilience, the effort, the hard work. I felt the richness. I felt the poverty. I felt the helplessness. I felt the separation. I felt the absence. I felt the despair. I felt neediness and not neediness. I found many things in this series. But as I said, these aren't broadly presented. They are parts of a whole, simplified, and reflected without going into too much detail, being stifling, or dwelling on things too much. I think it's well done. Apart from that, I didn't see any shortcomings.

It's about a village girl who is given up for adoption, leaving her village and town to study and struggle for life in a big city. It shows the efforts of our protagonist, who has an entrepreneurial spirit, to rise to the top. We can call it a story of rising from the bottom to the top. Of course, the ups and downs of this journey are also shown. They've dedicated a large part to friendship. It tells the story of three friends supporting each other and overcoming challenges together. Of course, there are setbacks. Those are also shown. The successes and failures are presented as well. I liked it. As for the actors, in my opinion, they acted very simply and beautifully. The actors had no redeeming qualities. They presented a simple and straightforward performance. I didn't see anything spectacular. But everyone did their best and gave a good performance. I especially liked Tang Song Yun's performance, and particularly Dong Qing's. Dong Qing was completely immersed in her role, as if she were actually doing the job. Her performance was the best. She acted beautifully, as if she were playing herself. Xi Wang, Gao Zhi Ting, Wang Jing Song, Shi Yun Peng, Liu Wei, Jiang Fu Yi, and Jeremy Qu were also noteworthy. I recommend it to anyone who wants to see it.