When I was watching, there were some parts that I thought were weird, including the music scene and the governor…
Hi, Xiao Baozi! Amazing comment! Thanks a lot! China has 5,000 years of history, based on art (in all its manifestations), literature, philosophy, poetry, rites, customs, mysticism, deep reverence for the dead. The Chinese people value and maintain this baggage, it's incorporated into their daily lives. Sometimes it's difficult for Westerners to understand, because the focus of our formation is Eurocentric, so that the entire other side of the world seems exotic to us, but it is not, it's a mere lack of contact on our part, because the history of Asian peoples is of extraordinary richness and diversity. Cdramas, even the most banal ones, bring this baggage. The Double is an accessible treasure that delights the eyes and the heart. The more details you notice, the more enchanted you are. The Double entertains and excites, above all it leaves a precious legacy of the best of Chinese Art!
My interpretation👇...I think it's not a SEhttps://kisskh.at/discussions/chun-hua-yan/131546-my-interpretation-of-final-scene-of-kmlm
Hi, dear friend, Red Dragon! Good to see you again! Your words touched me a lot! Thank you very much! You are a very special person, with a sensitive heart. It is truly a joy for me to share Beauty and Poetry with people like you! Here is the link. I tested it, it's working. If you use the MDL app, it doesn't direct you. In this case you must put the link on Google. Please let me know if it works for you. I'm putting a second link: it's to my article about The Double. I sign the text (The Presence of Arts in The Double) and Cho Na, MDL'writer, signs the exquisite visual design and the competent preliminary edition. The link is below, but you can also read in the "Articles" section of the kisskh. I hope to see your comments there.Thank you very much once again!
My interpretation👇...I think it's not a SEhttps://kisskh.at/discussions/chun-hua-yan/131546-my-interpretation-of-final-scene-of-kmlm
Dear friend Filofretka, you're the undying flower, so delicate and permanently illuminated! I also consider you a great buddy in this softer and more lyrical vision of life!
ROFL I remembered you in that scene, and I laughed because I was sure that if they were to repeat The Double,…
My interpretation:👇
1 Throughout the series there are many mentions about the next life. ML is emphatic about this belief and talks about it several times to MJH. They had a happy time, both were able to mutually prove their love. It is not entirely clear whether she actually died in that chair. And let's not forget that MJH was also poisoned. He had promised to find the flower when the snow returned and the snow returns in this scene. What would be the point of making a scene with snow, an event exclusively related to the flower?
2 The plot has a strong symbol, the undying flower, whose meaning is that they would not die before fulfilling their revenge. The plot is also focused on rebirth, the opening song talks about rebirth. The scene that follows the falling snow is of a stunning sunny day in Qingzhou. We see everyone who died there, alive. It's not a dream of his, the type of image doesn't indicate that it's an oneiric experience, nor a memory, especially because they didn't know each other before the fire. It's a scene of rebirth.
3 MJH's arrival indicates that he is also experiencing his rebirth and, according to promise, doomed to the fate of living another life with ML. This final scene indicates that their story begins again in a different way, suggesting that they will have a happy life, free from the mistakes of that previous life.
4 Western films and series recurrently have happy endings, it's almost a pattern, this is related to our history. But Asia has a history of more than 5,000 years, it is rooted in philosophy, in the mystic of death in a profound way, it leads us to a permanent exercise of interpretation, because the series, even the most basic ones, bring this baggage, in a special way, cdramas commonly end their series without ending... without the conclusive cliché pattern so present in the West.
5 MJH's arrival indicates that he is also experiencing his rebirth and, according to promise, doomed to the fate of living another life with ML. Believe me, at this time, MJH and ML are picking undying flowers... There is no longer any fear of dying...
Throughout the series there are many mentions about the next life. ML is emphatic about this belief and talks about it several times to MJH. They had a happy time, both were able to mutually prove their love. It is not entirely clear whether she actually died in that chair. And let's not forget that MJH was also poisoned. He had promised to find the flower when the snow returned and the snow returns in this scene. What would be the point of making a scene with snow, an event exclusively related to the flower? The plot has a strong symbol, the undying flower, whose meaning is that they would not die before fulfilling their revenge.The plot is also focused on rebirth, the opening song talks about rebirth. The scene that follows the falling snow is of a stunning sunny day in Qingzhou. We see everyone who died there, alive. It's not a dream of his, the type of image doesn't indicate that it's an oneiric experience, nor a memory, especially because they didn't know each other before the fire. It's a scene of rebirth. MJH's arrival indicates that he is also experiencing his rebirth and, according to promise, doomed to the fate of living another life with ML. This final scene indicates that their story begins again in a different way, suggesting that they will have a happy life, free from the mistakes of that previous life. Western films and series recurrently have happy endings, it's almost a pattern, this is related to our history. But Asia has a history of more than 5,000 years, it is rooted in philosophy, in the mystic of death in a profound way, it leads us to a permanent exercise of interpretation, because the series, even the most basic ones, bring this baggage, in a special way. , cdramas commonly end their series without ending... without the conclusive cliché pattern so present in the West. The final scene is a clear representation of a cycle and the realization of rebirth. Believe me, at this time, MJH and ML are picking undying flowers... The plot is also focused on rebirth, the opening song talks about rebirth. The scene that follows the falling snow is of a stunning sunny day in Qingzhou. We see everyone who died there, alive. It's not a dream of his, the type of image doesn't indicate that it's an oneiric experience, nor a memory, especially because they didn't know each other before the fire. It's a scene of rebirth. MJH's arrival indicates that he is also experiencing his rebirth and, according to promise, doomed to the fate of living another life with ML. This final scene indicates that their story begins again in a different way, suggesting that they will have a happy life, free from the mistakes of that previous life. Western films and series recurrently have happy endings, it's almost a pattern, this is related to our history. But Asia has a history of more than 5,000 years, it is rooted in philosophy, in the mystic of death in a profound way, it leads us to a permanent exercise of interpretation, because the series, even the most basic ones, bring this baggage, in a special way. , cdramas commonly end their series without ending... without the conclusive cliché pattern so present in the West. The final scene is a clear representation of a cycle and the realization of rebirth. Believe me, at this time, MJH and ML are picking undying flowers... There is no longer any fear of dying...
For those who want Happy Ending:Watch last episode until 33:33. Marriage, bed scene, the HOTTEST CONSUMMATION…
ROFL I remembered you in that scene, and I laughed because I was sure that if they were to repeat The Double, you would give the advice to stop there! I have a thesis...I'll leave it for later lol lol
I just started watching more Chinese dramas and I just finished The Untamed and I have been wanting to watch another.…
Hi, Miura Yaa! Your words give me great joy, because sharing Beauty and Poetry is the greatest meaning of life. You're right not to read, but the references I'm giving you right now won't harm your decision to see The Double: read about the importance of symbols, colors, the white horse for China (for all of Asia) . Also research Chinese Opera, Naked Theater, and scroll painting. I leave a link below so you can discover the wonderful Chinese adaptations of Shakespeare's work. If you take a look at these references you will be able to enjoy The Double in a more pleasurable and in-depth way. Thank you very much once again for your comment!
According to the KISSkh timer, in 3 hours ep28 will air. In fact, the MDL schedule is only on November 3rd. I think it's strange for Youku to do this because the audience and popularity have been decreasing for 3 days. It's an idiotic strategy. This cools even the fans. Take a look at the link👇
Thank you very much for your words, you know how much I respect and admire you. Your knowledge and sensitivity…
Hi, dear friend Whoissilmoy, Cho Na is responsible for the exquisite visual design and competent preliminary editing. He selected each passage, matching the text with precise aesthetic perception. I agree with you, a picture is worth a thousand words. During the construction of this work, the first time I saw the text with the images (gifs) I cried because the text came to life, overflowing the words. Cho Na is an aesthete, he has a refined cultural vision, he is an accurate critic, I owe him the joy of having this article published because he has an artistic and cultural vision of cdramas and he read one of my topics in the "Discussions" section of The Double and suggested turning it into an article. So, he deserves all the praise for this pleasure of the eyes. The article gained dimension, expanded and merged with the word: this is Poetry! On behalf of Cho Na, I want to thank you so much for your words!
Ep 27-28 trailersWTH …. This isn't a Romeo and Juliet…right ? 😳
👉Wedding scene
Yes! Clearly an evocation of Romeo and Juliet, but with a happy ending, as ML will awaken in time to prevent MJH's suicide. Many series use Shakespeare's tragedies as inspiration (The Double is an example). There are many Chinese adaptations of Shakespeare's work. If you want to know about it, take a look below.
Both in the scene where ML sees A Yi dead and her in bed, ML is wearing the same dress. I think the two scenes are in reverse order. She first sees AYi and then comes the unconscious ML scene, perhaps indirectly because of that. In the scene with ML hanging, she is wearing another dress, black, with feathers (I think it's a princess's outfit). There is a trailer in which MJH appears carrying ML on his back, supposedly dead, and on a boat, wearing the same dress. Another thesis I have is that we will see, from eps 29-30, MJH and ML fighting together in the final battle, in which LM will also be involved.
Did I miss a scene or episode? How/why did the FL all of a sudden have to go marry the 2ML? There is no logic…
There is one more detail. Both in the scene where ML sees A Yi dead and her in bed, ML is wearing the same dress. I think the two scenes are in reverse order. She first sees AYi and then comes the unconscious ML scene, perhaps indirectly because of that. In the scene with ML hanging, she is wearing another dress, black, with feathers (I think it's a princess's outfit). There is a trailer in which MJH appears carrying ML on his back, supposedly dead, and on a boat, wearing the same dress. Another thesis I have is that we will see, from eps 29-30, MJH and ML fighting together in the final battle, in which LM will also be involved. 🤞❤️
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https://kisskh.at/discussions/chun-hua-yan/131546-my-interpretation-of-final-scene-of-kmlm
https://kisskh.at/article/the-presence-of-arts-in-the-double
https://kisskh.at/discussions/chun-hua-yan/131546-my-interpretation-of-final-scene-of-kmlm
1 Throughout the series there are many mentions about the next life. ML is emphatic about this belief and talks about it several times to MJH. They had a happy time, both were able to mutually prove their love. It is not entirely clear whether she actually died in that chair. And let's not forget that MJH was also poisoned. He had promised to find the flower when the snow returned and the snow returns in this scene. What would be the point of making a scene with snow, an event exclusively related to the flower?
2 The plot has a strong symbol, the undying flower, whose meaning is that they would not die before fulfilling their revenge.
The plot is also focused on rebirth, the opening song talks about rebirth. The scene that follows the falling snow is of a stunning sunny day in Qingzhou. We see everyone who died there, alive. It's not a dream of his, the type of image doesn't indicate that it's an oneiric experience, nor a memory, especially because they didn't know each other before the fire. It's a scene of rebirth.
3 MJH's arrival indicates that he is also experiencing his rebirth and, according to promise, doomed to the fate of living another life with ML. This final scene indicates that their story begins again in a different way, suggesting that they will have a happy life, free from the mistakes of that previous life.
4 Western films and series recurrently have happy endings, it's almost a pattern, this is related to our history. But Asia has a history of more than 5,000 years, it is rooted in philosophy, in the mystic of death in a profound way, it leads us to a permanent exercise of interpretation, because the series, even the most basic ones, bring this baggage, in a special way, cdramas commonly end their series without ending... without the conclusive cliché pattern so present in the West.
5 MJH's arrival indicates that he is also experiencing his rebirth and, according to promise, doomed to the fate of living another life with ML. Believe me, at this time, MJH and ML are picking undying flowers... There is no longer any fear of dying...
https://kisskh.at/discussions/chun-hua-yan/131546-my-interpretation-of-final-scene-of-kmlm
Throughout the series there are many mentions about the next life. ML is emphatic about this belief and talks about it several times to MJH. They had a happy time, both were able to mutually prove their love. It is not entirely clear whether she actually died in that chair. And let's not forget that MJH was also poisoned. He had promised to find the flower when the snow returned and the snow returns in this scene. What would be the point of making a scene with snow, an event exclusively related to the flower? The plot has a strong symbol, the undying flower, whose meaning is that they would not die before fulfilling their revenge.The plot is also focused on rebirth, the opening song talks about rebirth. The scene that follows the falling snow is of a stunning sunny day in Qingzhou. We see everyone who died there, alive. It's not a dream of his, the type of image doesn't indicate that it's an oneiric experience, nor a memory, especially because they didn't know each other before the fire. It's a scene of rebirth. MJH's arrival indicates that he is also experiencing his rebirth and, according to promise, doomed to the fate of living another life with ML. This final scene indicates that their story begins again in a different way, suggesting that they will have a happy life, free from the mistakes of that previous life. Western films and series recurrently have happy endings, it's almost a pattern, this is related to our history. But Asia has a history of more than 5,000 years, it is rooted in philosophy, in the mystic of death in a profound way, it leads us to a permanent exercise of interpretation, because the series, even the most basic ones, bring this baggage, in a special way. , cdramas commonly end their series without ending... without the conclusive cliché pattern so present in the West. The final scene is a clear representation of a cycle and the realization of rebirth. Believe me, at this time, MJH and ML are picking undying flowers... The plot is also focused on rebirth, the opening song talks about rebirth. The scene that follows the falling snow is of a stunning sunny day in Qingzhou. We see everyone who died there, alive. It's not a dream of his, the type of image doesn't indicate that it's an oneiric experience, nor a memory, especially because they didn't know each other before the fire. It's a scene of rebirth. MJH's arrival indicates that he is also experiencing his rebirth and, according to promise, doomed to the fate of living another life with ML. This final scene indicates that their story begins again in a different way, suggesting that they will have a happy life, free from the mistakes of that previous life. Western films and series recurrently have happy endings, it's almost a pattern, this is related to our history. But Asia has a history of more than 5,000 years, it is rooted in philosophy, in the mystic of death in a profound way, it leads us to a permanent exercise of interpretation, because the series, even the most basic ones, bring this baggage, in a special way. , cdramas commonly end their series without ending... without the conclusive cliché pattern so present in the West. The final scene is a clear representation of a cycle and the realization of rebirth. Believe me, at this time, MJH and ML are picking undying flowers... There is no longer any fear of dying...
https://www.critical-stages.org/18/the-adaptation-of-shakespeare-into-chinese-xiqu/
https://kisskh.co/Drama/Kill-Me-Love-Me/Episode-28?id=8820&ep=166867&page=0&pageSize=100
https://t.kisskh.id/xR7i
Yes! Clearly an evocation of Romeo and Juliet, but with a happy ending, as ML will awaken in time to prevent MJH's suicide.
Many series use Shakespeare's tragedies as inspiration (The Double is an example). There are many Chinese adaptations of Shakespeare's work. If you want to know about it, take a look below.
https://www.critical-stages.org/18/the-adaptation-of-shakespeare-into-chinese-xiqu/