I feel we need to support our female actors a bit more in the Chinese industry so that the audience doesn't get bothered when the male lead is younger than them. Right now, actresses are not allowed to age and if they can't look like teenagers/early 20s their careers are essentially over. This double standard makes me really sad. No one complains when the male lead is 10 years older than the female. This is just my opinion so don't bite my head off.
It is not going to air, it has no licence and after the scandal it is pretty much frozen. Considering a lot of…
You need a distribution license before you can air a drama. It's more strict for TV broadcast than it is for web broadcast. Usually when a drama receives their distribution license, it means broadcast will be soon. I do not know whether Ace Troops got their license and whether it is true that XZ scenes were reduced. I think HJY has very strong money backing but XZ has even larger fan base and I recall the producers tried to use XZ popularity to get funding for Ace Troops and there was some backlash. Now with the whole Chinese ENT shakedown, something like this might look bad.
Strange, yesterday the Douban score was 7.0 but today, the number of 1 stars went up from 5.5% to 6.4% what's going on? With over 350k reviews, it would take a mass anti group of many bad reviews over night.
Not yet, it's around 178 episodes give or take. I've been watching it over the past week. So long.
I read the animation is around the middle. So years! Right now, I'm almost at the end of the animation where the 7 devils went to some dangerous island for training.
So when Tencent sells the rights of a drama, do they put a max "release date" ? That is, a drama must be released within 3 years for example otherwise Hunan TV loses rights to broadcast exclusively? This is getting ridiculous.