The one thing I have not grasped yet, maybe I missed it. WHY ARE THEY REBELLING?
I wondered the same exact thing... If you scroll down and look for posts by @PeachBlossomGoddess, @AleksandraSucur, @Salwa Nice and others- there were some wonderful lengthy discussions on this exact topic ๐
I have seen a lot of really great actors, land a lot of really great dramatic roles, but the subtle comedy bits that CX executes here as well- is a usually rare and deadly combo! ๐๐๐
not much tags go by, I read a bit of comment and description, but I still want to ask, is there some romance here?
This is an EPIC historical drama focused on the ML's growth with โsomeโ romance (but definitely enough to make you enjoy watching if you are primarily geared towards romance dramas- which I am). ๐
Treasure at Dawn or Legend of the Magnate? Recommendation please?
Legend of the Magnate is perfect โฅ๏ธ if you desire EPIC historical dramas with โsomeโ romance (but definitely enough to make you enjoy watching if you are primarily geared towards romance dramas,- which I def am). The MDL postings have been especially lively and I have enjoyed learning about that time in Chinaโs history. The directing, costumes, attention to detail, acting, writing, dialogue and story progression have all been exceptional ๐
The leader was a preacher who proclaimed himself to be the brother of Jesus Christ. I kid you not. Truth is stranger…
"More anti-Manchu than anything else" Just noticed that this is why General Li's hairstyling is different! Duh! ๐คฆโโ๏ธJust made that connection- thx PBG!
The poem is very widely quoted and originates from Shijing ่ฏ็ป of the Book of Songs, one of the Five Classics…
Glad to know that I wasn't the only one getting that questionable vibe from the novel. Gotta admit, I DO love my romances straightforward at the end and thriller/detective dramas as complicated, twisty and complex as can be... ๐ ๐ ๐
The poem is very widely quoted and originates from Shijing ่ฏ็ป of the Book of Songs, one of the Five Classics…
From the part I skimmed in the later part of the novel, there is a surprise stirring Gu feels when he finds out that BY is pregnant with the general's child. So first love indeed is still very powerful. I am also curious to know from full length novel readers, ML's true feelings for Chang Yu'Er. Because I couldn't easily tell from what I skimmed... Somehow in the drama I think they will end it with having the ML be solidly in love with Yu'Er.
The poem is very widely quoted and originates from Shijing ่ฏ็ป of the Book of Songs, one of the Five Classics…
Thank you posting the literal translation โค๏ธโค๏ธโค๏ธ and Brilliant Point! "A scholar would know that ๅๅญ can mean a missing husband, lover, friend, a spiritual guide or a wise leader or master. Gu Pingyuan hears what she is saying and for the second time, his only answer is silence." Gu the scholar would def know her intent with this poem selection. Loved how the director/CX ended the scene with silence combined with the misting of his eyes. ๐
Ep 12: Timestamp 3:57. If any native speakers can please take the time to translate the poem "Gloomy Winds and Rain; roosters crow without cease. Having met you, my dear. I couldn't rejoice more" if the English sub-titles didn't do it justice. I would appreciate it. Thx! ๐ค๐ค๐ค