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These kinds of movies are watched by kids, teenagers, and people in their early twenties. It's natural for people in their thirties not to like them. They're made as comedies and are targeted at younger audiences. Not everyone has the same level of maturity. Young Chinese audiences have quite good taste.

Actually, the problem is that in costume dramas, she has already explored almost everything. Except for specific historical periods like Tang, Ming, or Song, she has acted in all kinds of genres, including Xianxia—nothing is left. In costume dramas, she has played a doctor two or three times, a jewelry maker once, and even disguised herself as a male student. But when it comes to modern dramas, she hasn't acted in many genres—like action, family, high drama, slice-of-life, or diverse character roles. She is missing out on so many great character opportunities.
Instead of playing the same types of roles repeatedly in costume dramas, it's better to try something new. The fantasy world is entirely fictional; acting in a real-world setting would truly showcase her genuine acting talent. It would also give a tight slap to her haters' faces.

I would say that if you don't like it, don't watch it—but please don't mislead people with incorrect reviews and ratings. What you don't like might actually appeal to someone else.

The script might lead to a bit of typecasting; I would have preferred a family drama, a light romance, or a realistic drama instead.

Did Zhao Liying act in the anthology series Nine Heavens?

I think there might be a misunderstanding somewhere. In her drama Wan Hua / Executor Across the Worlds, there is an arc called Brilliant Starpath where Su Lüxia possesses the body of an actress, and that actress ends up getting married at the end. It slightly resembles Queen of Brilliance.

It would have been great if Dilraba had landed a serious role in a film, the kind that gets released at film festivals.

Yes, but I see Zhang Xiaofei's name listed first on various websites. It might be a dual-lead role, but everywhere it lists Zhang Xiaofei first, followed by Dilraba, Lay Zhang, and so on. I am happy that Dilraba is acting alongside senior actress; I have no issue with that.

"Shining Bright" is a series directed by Chen Chang (陈畅), known for works such as "Love, Deception, and Love's Fury," and produced by Tencent Video (腾讯视频) in collaboration with Shanghai Jinhe Film & Television (上海金禾影视).
The story has
Zhou Tianna, a renowned actress and a leading figure in the entertainment industry, faces a life crisis at the peak of her career with her husband, Liang Che. Amidst the challenges of reality and past wounds, she gradually overcomes difficulties, transforms herself, and discovers a new identity, ultimately growing and turning her life around.
Wow, this is a rare, modern series after a million years! The storyline is amazing, and the director is fantastic! As for the male lead, I heard they're going to contact Chen Xingxu, but he doesn't have many roles in this series yet, so he's probably a newcomer.
#Translated from Twitter.

Chinese women play in the World Cup even though the men's team doesn't qualify. And they are calling this 'Shaolin Soccer' (Kung Fu Soccer).The reason Stephen Chow's 2001 film was successful was its great script and cinematography. The 2026 one was made in a bit of a rush, and releasing it during the World Cup is a milestone of sorts. Besides, I don't want to comment on a movie without watching it. And what you didn't like might be enjoyed by someone else; these kinds of films are mostly preferred by kids and teenagers.

No one opens an account on MDL using their real name. However, judging by your writing style, it is clear that you previously had an account named Hunter. Most likely, I blocked you for some toxic behavior, and now you have come back by opening a new account.

Earnings are good on holidays. This film hasn't even been released internationally yet. It is the kind of movie that has the potential to earn well internationally, too. It is foolish to compare it with a film that hasn't been released.

This hasn't even been released internationally yet, but the haters are already posting negative and misleading reviews. Zhang Xiaofei is the first female lead, and Reba has second billing.

Hunter2022 is a sockpuppet account of a Reba hater. She is a two-faced and pretend to be a fan but actually anti-fan. Meanwhile, KungFu Soccer has already exceeded its budget and everything it earns from now on can be considered pure profit—roughly eight times more than its production budget. It won't be long before it's officially recognized as a blockbuster. Even if other films are released, it is unlikely to affect its success.

You guys were always obsessed with portraying Epstein Island or the current situation in Afghanistan in films and TV dramas. That trend is over now. The current generation wants to see something more positive.

can't help but respond to one of the commenters below. If you have such an issue with female-centric dramas or movies, why do you even watch them? Even when I don't particularly enjoy male-centric dramas or films, I don't go to their pages to spread hate.
Recently, just like in many other countries, we are seeing a severe rise in misogyny here as well. It is taking a terrifying turn—even on kisskh, there are countless such instances.

When will "Kung Fu Soccer" be released internationally with subtitles or dubbing?

Haha! You created a troll account. I already suspect an account which can be yours. You will expose very soon. But I personally suggest don't waste your time on those who you dislike. Get some ideas about cdramas. Illogical criticism too easy here but not everyone will eat your nonsense.

Please don’t release it when it clash with another traffic actor/actress's drama.

Yes, they made a mistake there. It would have been acceptable if they had kept at least 36 episodes, but they are cutting out too many.