What strikes me the most is the fashion - or lack of it.I've seen Love Story In The 70's. This story takes place…
Extreme poverty and this is one of the famously poor and remote regions. China was only starting to take off in the 90s, and that was mostly in major coastal cities. And then there was major changes each decade, if not every 5 years. But there were still pockets that lagged.
I believe the real story for She and Her Girls was referencing early 2010s even, which even surprised me there was still such backward poverty that late. But when it's deep in mountain villages, or barren deserts, it kinda makes sense.
It's my first time seeing her but it was the clip where she was slapped by her father and was on the floor trying…
lol same. Also clips of her butting in and trying to be the centerpiece. I like to give the benefit of the doubt, but I was thinking "oh lawd, just be happy you are getting recognized and don't push it too far."
There really is a lot of parallel between drama and real life as Li Meng probably thinks she's a better actress than TSY and a lot of people, and fortunately for her TSY might be nice enough to not make a big deal about her behavior.
During the last part of the court scene, on episode 35, when the emperor were condemning Yu Guodong, the ML looked…
1. If there was a negative reaction from ZL in ep35 in court, it was for General Wang being demoted for unauthorized use of the army to protect ZL. (But it was a soft punishment, as the standard would have been prison or execution) 2. Yes, the Emperor's priority is funds, and ordered a 3-day investigation to turn up the funds, but he was not encouraging Yu to find a scapegoat. Rather, Yu had calculated that he could sacrifice his son as a valuable-enough scapegoat to placate the Emperor and ministers, hand over the funds, for the hopes of still keeping some power. That as long as he's not executed/imprisoned, he can make a comeback. His hope was that the son doesn't get executed, and after comeback, Yu can bail his son out. 2b. The calculus for the Emperor was that he needs cooperation from the Yus in order to turn up the maximum amount of funds and their salt network. If he simply kills them, some funds might be lost. So he needs to spare them a little, and leave enough incentive for cooperation. Emperor was intent on punishing Minister Yu, but Yu wanted to try the gambit of swapping in his son as scapegoat. And it's not just out of pure callousness, it's actually rational on their part. Because if Minister Yu survives, he's capable enough to pull a comeback. But if the son survives, he's not capable.
3. Zhao Ling wanted to retire because he (and FL) never wanted to be in the capitol in the first place. Only came to the capitol because if he doesn't fight the Yus, they will eventually harm his family. And he also knows the treachery of the capitol, having power, and serving the emperor. So after taking out the biggest risk of his family, and doing the emperor a huge favor, he could make that request to retire to a quiet post in the NW, where there are more friends and allies, and away from the messy politics.
I have big theory, and it will make sense if you watch the donghua. Maybe this dracin actually takes place during…
If that's the case, could he conceivably go through the 2nd time with only a few key adjustments and pull off a victory? Consequently, it wouldn't take that many episodes to compress the overlapping plotlines, show the key adjustments, and the new resolution? This would be my guess if they want to fit the 2nd round into the remaining episodes. But I've also not seen the Donghua or anything prior to this.
Also, is this the full arc of the source material, or are there multiple seasons even if we resolve this as in the Donghua?
Its a pun on Wu Tzetian and Cui Yingyging - i.e. FU Tzetian and FU Yingying. It suggests that early TY is like…
My ideal setup for CDrama Industry:
-WJY - Support role and mommy-maxx (no not on screen... IRL) -MZY - Variety-show permanent member x5 -WCR (Wang Chu Ran) - Qipao and Mingguo cosplay store modeling -CDL - Lipstick commercials -BSE (Bao Shang En) - Lululemon brand ambassador -JJY - Our $5000 cosmetic surgery client testimonial -Jin Chen and Zhang Yuxi - the $10000 testimonials against our competitors -YSX - Street flyers for entrapping pedophiles
Its a pun on Wu Tzetian and Cui Yingyging - i.e. FU Tzetian and FU Yingying. It suggests that early TY is like…
Oh interesting, thanks for the cultural lesson. To me it felt more like she started as Fu Fangfei (The Double) and then grew into Fu Yingluo (Yanxi), but with better acting than Wu Jingyan.
Excuse the bad pun, as I've not even seen Yanxi. I just wanted to slag on WJY's acting.
I believe the real story for She and Her Girls was referencing early 2010s even, which even surprised me there was still such backward poverty that late. But when it's deep in mountain villages, or barren deserts, it kinda makes sense.
There really is a lot of parallel between drama and real life as Li Meng probably thinks she's a better actress than TSY and a lot of people, and fortunately for her TSY might be nice enough to not make a big deal about her behavior.
2. Yes, the Emperor's priority is funds, and ordered a 3-day investigation to turn up the funds, but he was not encouraging Yu to find a scapegoat. Rather, Yu had calculated that he could sacrifice his son as a valuable-enough scapegoat to placate the Emperor and ministers, hand over the funds, for the hopes of still keeping some power. That as long as he's not executed/imprisoned, he can make a comeback. His hope was that the son doesn't get executed, and after comeback, Yu can bail his son out.
2b. The calculus for the Emperor was that he needs cooperation from the Yus in order to turn up the maximum amount of funds and their salt network. If he simply kills them, some funds might be lost. So he needs to spare them a little, and leave enough incentive for cooperation. Emperor was intent on punishing Minister Yu, but Yu wanted to try the gambit of swapping in his son as scapegoat. And it's not just out of pure callousness, it's actually rational on their part. Because if Minister Yu survives, he's capable enough to pull a comeback. But if the son survives, he's not capable.
3. Zhao Ling wanted to retire because he (and FL) never wanted to be in the capitol in the first place. Only came to the capitol because if he doesn't fight the Yus, they will eventually harm his family. And he also knows the treachery of the capitol, having power, and serving the emperor. So after taking out the biggest risk of his family, and doing the emperor a huge favor, he could make that request to retire to a quiet post in the NW, where there are more friends and allies, and away from the messy politics.
Though it's also set up for possible Season 2.
Also, is this the full arc of the source material, or are there multiple seasons even if we resolve this as in the Donghua?
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You should post it in the discussions, a lot of viewers would really appreciate it.
Ok she's not the worst, her 打戏 was decent, and at 24 can still improve.
-WJY - Support role and mommy-maxx (no not on screen... IRL)
-MZY - Variety-show permanent member x5
-WCR (Wang Chu Ran) - Qipao and Mingguo cosplay store modeling
-CDL - Lipstick commercials
-BSE (Bao Shang En) - Lululemon brand ambassador
-JJY - Our $5000 cosmetic surgery client testimonial
-Jin Chen and Zhang Yuxi - the $10000 testimonials against our competitors
-YSX - Street flyers for entrapping pedophiles
Which is a long way to say I agree 😂😂
Excuse the bad pun, as I've not even seen Yanxi. I just wanted to slag on WJY's acting.