Did you mean Simon Yam? I really like that guy, his acting is top notch. He played villain roles and even though…
Heheh yes Simon Yam - Freudian slip - I used to think of him as so super yummy. He was a great hero in a really old version Heaven Sword - I almost dropped the latest version cause the actor that played that role was so not yummy. :(
Oh excellent article!! And so glad you went with oldies but goodies, especially since we are inundated with articles extolling the current idols. Those pixs must be so much harder to find - totally loving seeing Ken Chang's young photos. I would add Simon Yum, Chang Chen and Chen Kun to your list. I am tempted to mention Mark Chao as well but maybe not, I think he still too much of a relatively current idol.
Can someone explain to me what exactly happened in the end?Did the lamp allow her to rewrite history or something?It…
It is not that clear but this is what I think:
The lamp may have turned back the clock and enabled them to start over again, this time without demon forces and it is significant that in this new or parallel universe the second prince is now the oldest prince so the bad guys don't exist. Either that or it sucked them into the painting that JY made ( Xiao Chuan went into it once and saw her family as they were before) but I think more likely time was turned back and they get a do over. That is where Yan Yan's identity becomes separated from that Xiao Chuan. That is why Yan Yan starts to forget JY and that is why Yan's Yan's maid's name is not Xiao Chuan but Xiao Chu or something like that. After all if none of the bad things happened, then Yan Yan never became the Xiao Chuan, who is actually the girl JY fell in love with and actually had a relationship with. If they somehow turned back time then all of that gets erased because it never happened (Yan Yan starts to forget as her new life takes a different turn once time passes the moment she became Xiao Chuan). All JY can do is to preserve and reunite with a memory of his Xiao Chuan in the painting. But I don't know if they are both just shadows or memories of who they were because he is an immortal he was never supposed to be with a mortal girl. I think it is a bit of a sad happy ending.
The ending really sucked and was not in character. But its literally only the last 5-10 minutes. I enjoyed all the rest and it is still one of my top 3 dramas ever. Had the ending been less bad it would be my favorite.
Heh ignore me - just venting a bit - until now, Dong ‘er was the only non annoying woman in the whole show! I hope our boys get over their lovers spat soon cause high pitched female voices just kill me.
Finished the series and can't get over how handsome the ML is! HahaAnyway, 1st series of the leads for me and…
Although I like the FL I think the face swap was a mistake. The first girl was much more beautiful, tragic and engaging. She also had the best scene in the entire drama (the opening dance). And I think she would have made a better looking couple with the ML. This actress just looks pudgy and like a real peasent girl not a princess. Major mis-casting. Don't get me wrong, she is funny and likable in her own way I would have been fine with her if she was the princess from the start. They should have just never put her up for comparison with a much more lovely girl. It like they let me have a Bugatti for a day and then told me to make do with a Porsche afterwards.
The ending was so sad but for me it was unambigous that SXR didn't go with CFT. He already made his decision when…
Yes that was a sad scene, you can certainly interpret it as he couldn't bear to part or was tempted to change his mind - I don't think it was an easy of lightly made decision for him. But I think both CFT and his wife were under no illusion that he would ultimately go with them. The ending is clever and leaves the Disney princess ending as a possibility but I just feel the Chinese opera ending is more fitting. The final clue is the ending paragraph. Had they gone off together it would have surely said CFT and SXR were disseminating anti-Japanese propaganda together and potentially added that they were documenting SXR's operas on film. It is notable that it only mentions CFT.
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The lamp may have turned back the clock and enabled them to start over again, this time without demon forces and it is significant that in this new or parallel universe the second prince is now the oldest prince so the bad guys don't exist. Either that or it sucked them into the painting that JY made ( Xiao Chuan went into it once and saw her family as they were before) but I think more likely time was turned back and they get a do over. That is where Yan Yan's identity becomes separated from that Xiao Chuan. That is why Yan Yan starts to forget JY and that is why Yan's Yan's maid's name is not Xiao Chuan but Xiao Chu or something like that. After all if none of the bad things happened, then Yan Yan never became the Xiao Chuan, who is actually the girl JY fell in love with and actually had a relationship with. If they somehow turned back time then all of that gets erased because it never happened (Yan Yan starts to forget as her new life takes a different turn once time passes the moment she became Xiao Chuan). All JY can do is to preserve and reunite with a memory of his Xiao Chuan in the painting. But I don't know if they are both just shadows or memories of who they were because he is an immortal he was never supposed to be with a mortal girl. I think it is a bit of a sad happy ending.