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All characters are the heart of this drama. Each one is written with such depth that you genuinely want to know their stories. I loved Fenghua—she’s funny, caring, and adored by everyone, she really struggled so much in her life but she is the best example for the warrior and strong woman, she just wanted to live a happy and successful life and she deserved happiness it's a character that you want to hug and help her so much she was a bit clumsy and tomboyish when she was a teenager but she became that beautiful swan, more calm and responsible, she was just a young woman struggling to have a stable and happy life.

Wanghe? That man is pure hotness and mature, he completely stole my attention, he is the kind of man every girl dreams of—on the surface, he seems indifferent, but deep down, he’s incredibly caring and loving. He made mistakes, but who doesn’t? No one is perfect. He struggles when expressing his true emotions and often misses the right timing, which is why he always seems a step behind.

Xingchi i feel like he’s someone who needs protection and love. He needs a warm hug and he was lucky having good friends actually all were lucky to have each other.

Another remarkable aspect of Northward is its portrayal of friendship—something rare and precious in life. No matter how hard things get, friends stand beside you like family. This drama beautifully depicts six friends, all with different personalities and interests, who have been together since childhood and remain inseparable. Their strength, courage, and love for one another gave me goosebumps just writing about them.

The nostalgia this drama evokes is another reason I adore it. It showcases the lives of six teenagers, their families, and their struggles in such a relatable and heartfelt way that I wished I could have been there, sharing their happiness and sadness. Northward perfectly illustrates family problems, the grey areas of life where we must decide between what’s right and what we truly want, and how we should balance life, friendship, and family. It reminds us that not everything is about career, money, or business.

Above all, it emphasizes the unconditional love of a family.
Some dramas stay in your heart forever, and Northward is definitely one of them. If I could rate it 100, I would—because it truly deserves it.

Northward feels similar to my own life. I could never return to my youth or that street I used to live on. Time always flows and everything passes quickly.