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Anushka Jul 30, 2022
I literally had the same thought of Xu Kai inexplicably reminding me of Draco Malfoy. He has somewhat impish features, which is how Draco is described in the books.

I would LOVE to see Vengo Gao as Voldemort XD Though I don't know if even that could stop me from thirsting over Vengo; he is one beautiful man. I agree, I would LOVE to see him in a darker role, particularly after all the pastels of ELOD.

I just disagree with you on one point: the HP movies are in no way comparable to the books :P You miss a lot of really important plot points when you only watch the movies, and the characters (including the main three) are actually quite different in the books than they are in the movies (Ron is actually smart in the books, for one thing). Don't worry, I'm just here to be a book snob XD
On V Love Jul 30, 2022
Title V Love Spoiler
Are we sure the "V" in "V Love" doesn't stand for "Vengo"?? I'm only on episode 3 and he's already been engaged to Yang Mi's character and dated another XD
On V Love Jul 30, 2022
Title V Love
Even though the editing, directing, and script don't make much sense, at least Vengo's looking like an absolute snack in this XD
Replying to Nu V Jun 4, 2022
Anyone know if the two novels are translated in English? International fans would love to read the books too!
The first book is, not sure about the second
Replying to Polar20 May 30, 2022
Title Padiwaradda Spoiler
Any break ups or annoying misunderstandings? Happy end?
No annoying misunderstandings, but they do break up for a few episodes (I thought it was reasonable, but you can decide for yourself). Happy ending
Replying to andriaa Apr 17, 2022
Title Padiwaradda
I'm on ep5. Anyone please tell me how can Duang rent a house, even renovate it?? She doesn't work, run away from…
She uses her parents' money. From what I understand, older Thai (and Asian in general) children may be given pretty sizeable allowances based on how much money their parents have.
On May-December Romance Apr 17, 2022
I haven't watched this yet, but I have a question: if the nang ek (female lead) is supposed to be 52, then why did they cast a 25-year-old actress? I understand from the description that she gets a makeover and *looks* 25, but I feel like a more mature actress would've been a better choice for a mature role like this one. There are plenty of older Thai actresses who still look really good for their ages.
Replying to Gywndolas Apr 17, 2022
Title Dare to Love
if you want a good Noona Romance Drama, The Rational Life is the one, the Female Lead is like title of the Drama…
Find Yourself (2020) is pretty good. I liked it more the second time I watched it than the first, though
Fourthaxis Apr 17, 2022
This article is really helpful for people who have never done translations before. I have done some (just as a service, not professionally) for English and Spanish. Spanish is my second language. I'll never forget the time I had to translate for someone who was talking about different translations of the Bible in Spanish and the significance of a verse that in one translation said "era" and in another used "fue." Spanish has different types of past tenses-- the imperfect tense, which describes an ongoing action, and the preterite, which describes a single, completed action in a specific time frame. English only has one past tense. There was no good way for me to translate what the man said because English literally was incapable of that type of expression. That was one of the first times I recognized that no matter how good you get at translation (even in Spanish, which is similar to English), there are some things that just don't translate.
Replying to Toot Apr 17, 2022
This is expansive! I actually enjoy the titles that are puzzling, or 'trash', because they encourage me to learn…
I was literally about to comment on You Are My Hero. I assumed it was the book title it was based off of, because it really doesn't accurately represent the drama at all. Mi Ka is a far cry from a damsel in distress
Fourthaxis Apr 17, 2022
Thank you for pointing this out! I've been thinking this for years, but I think I just got used to crappy titles XD
One prime example of number 3 on your list is the Thai drama "Buppesannivas." Its English title is "Love Destiny." In Thai (at least to the best of my knowledge as a non-Thai person), "Buppesannivas" is cultural term that refers to the Buddhist belief of two people being destined for each other. It has a much deeper meaning than "Love Destiny." However, since English has wayyy more Judeo-Christian influence than Buddhist influence, there's just no good equivalent translation.

I feel like Chinese dramas are *particularly* bad at satisfactorily translating their titles into English. I agree with you whole-heartedly on Eternal Love and Eternal Love of Dream being "half-baked" English titles. I much prefer TMOPB. I think Eternal Love of Dream would've been better if it had ditched the "Eternal Love" altogether and been TMOPB: Dream of Aranya or something like that. I have a bit of a personal vendetta against "Eternal Love" because literally every other Chinese drama has a variation of that title.

I always felt like The Romance of Tiger and Rose was misleading. I expected it to be a lot more serious than it was just because of the title. "The Romance of Banana and Orange" would've been more accurate :) Other dramas like "Secret Garden" and "Full House" are downright confusing for English-speakers, because we associate those titles with completely different stories. They also don't make sense in context of the drama's plot.

I think the best Chinese drama title I've encountered so far is "The Day of Becoming You." I don't know the original title, but it's a great title because it's both unique and accurate to the drama's plot.
Replying to amarD naeroK Apr 10, 2022
Title You Are My Hero Spoiler
Why don't they have better colleges in china and Korea. I hate time jumps.
I know honestly nowadays I just spend the last five episodes waiting for something to come up to separate the leads for two years. Why is this so common in dramas??
Replying to 9087387 Apr 10, 2022
tried watching it twice but just couldn't get into the drama. In the first 5 episodes the plot kept falling into…
I almost dropped it at the beginning for the same reason, but if you stick with it for a little longer it gets a lot better and a lot less cliche as it goes on.
Replying to Daisy Apr 10, 2022
can someone recommend me something really really similar to this? or any cdrama with no breakups/no misunderstandings/misunderstandings…
The Rational Life. HIGHLY recommend.
Find Yourself does have a breakup, but it's not a stupid one like most dramas and it's actually fundamental to the plot.
Replying to Klio Apr 10, 2022
This drama made me realize I pay too much attention to posters when deciding whether to watch something or not.…
Honestly the poster posted here sucks XD it does not accurately represent the feel of this drama AT ALL