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I posted from a link on the home page under "contact us". But later I noticed under "forums from main page", there is "Everything kisskh" and under the list, look under the "Suggestions" section. There is a huge list and if you don't see any suitable, you can add a new one.

There are issues with the way it ended and how they tried to down play He Shan's character. I still blame it on the director for this because I understand that they needed to make the "morally grey character" palatable and end with goodness prevails. But this cop-out of Fei Ke trying to save her and dying for her seems too easy to make this an acceptable closure when in the original, she was just as shady if not more in some ways.

If you have watched The Bad Kids, you will see there, they had a much more smarter way of ending on characters that are just as questionable in their ethics and even possible murderers getting off scot-free.

I have suggested to MDL in the past so no harm in suggesting your idea too. The more suggestions the better. I think it could work with two separate galleries. Some may not follow it but I think it would cut down on the mass dumping of photos from some fandoms.

Yang Mi can act and her acting is not the issue. Sometimes, some roles fit certain actors or actresses. Each actor brings their own aura as you say. In my opinion, on this drama, she seemed to be crumbling and revealing herself too much. But, of course this could be what the director wanted, but if so, the drama feels too repetitive and draggy.

I know her character is complex and she's also a victim herself, but after a while she became a caricature against those two henuous side-kicks. You just wanted the end to come sooner. Surely that's not a good thing to feel when there's a further 15 episodes to go.

Regarding my previous comments on Yang Mi's acting style. They were my personal views and was not in anyway adding or spreading hate, but I can see it looks like that. I can see she can act and brings her unique style to the role. I just felt it didn't suit what I thought the character should be like. As for bringing up Ni Ni, On reflection, I shouldn't have brought up another actor's name on this forum as it's seen as disrespectful to this page.

Well I rated it 7.5 myself and dropped it on episode 27. There's too much unnecessary violence and cruelty in this. I got the picture by episode 15. Then there's the repetition of Guan Xue's storyline. To see a further 15 episodes it gave me a headache. The twin story a little unbelievable and worse still, the used up "nine lives" type characters also made this unrealistic. How many times can one cheat death?

Personally, after seeing Yang Mi's character, I feel someone like Ni Ni is better suited. Yang Mi appears frail and weak, coupled with her old lady style shrill voice, it was almost like a sick twisted joke when she dished out the cruelty. I kept thinking Doctor Evil character.

Sorry, but your comments are very dated. Talking about Mao and Lenin? Is China today run like Mao's days? The citizens are fiercely patriotic and not in anyway dull and ignorant like some former coloniser countries wished.

The young generation know full well what's the story with just 17% of the world's population trying to control the narrative. That's where you show your brainwashed outlook. Will you judge UK by its past? Should I say UK is forever remembered for Churchill's anti-semitism? How about discussing how Canada forced natives to convert to Christianity, then killing and raping those that are not in line, and then burying them in shallow graves?. No, Canada is not judged that way thanks to controlling of the narrative by former coloniser countries.

FYI, yes Vietnamese don't come by boats... which we all know what happens in the UK. They cart them off to Rwanda, the land of freedom according the good old UK. The current batch of desperate Vietnamese nationals come via lorries.

https://news.sky.com/story/families-of-vietnamese-migrants-found-dead-in-lorry-in-essex-to-be-paid-180-000-12781216

However, not seeing Chinese nationals resorting to these desperate measures. They are normally coming to take advantage of geo-political reasons and know they can be the useful idiots. Let's be honest. It's nothing to do with human rights it's just political point scoring. Tomorrow, they'll kick out the BNO entries if they feel like it.

Democracy is only in its infancy and it's cracking at the seams already. China's only crime is they refuse to be part of some big transparency network that keeps them from growing. That's it. They refuse to be a lap-dog to the US, that's it. The west simply want to cap them in the knees but can't. The rest is for you liberal soft-left who do the dirty work for them. I'm not against what you do, but spare me with all the "dictator" labels. Citizens in China have a better outlook than the UK for sure.

Reality is, China's doing just fine, and if it works for them, who needs all these fake parties with short term promises that never materialise. I do respect China, and they didn't need to abide by these fake conditions dished out during the Hong Kong hand-over, but they did grudgingly. Those that don't like it there, they emigrate like all other people around the world. They can moan all they like but that's life.

Finally, about butchering intellectuals, spare me this sob story. The west are so scared of the rising clever-clogs in China, they're pushing out new racist and discriminatory laws to keep them out of their universities. Perhaps they ought to thank China for their 1 child policy otherwise there'll be even more clever clogs taking over and threatening their position.

Hi, check out the link. Could it be this song?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=leMP_LIBntU

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You can be entitled to your opinions even if you do represent for such a small portion of so-called victims of LGBT backgrounds against 1.4 billion people. I'm sure the ratio is so small, you are hardly dealing with influxes. Also, not seeing the floodgates battled down from China, but maybe Vietnam in the UK. Legalising gay marriages is not some beacon of progression, but let's not let you think it is.

Since you are in the UK, enjoy the right-wing medias' slurs on LGBT communities with common beatings and intolerance to such groups. The current Tory government ensures that, which no doubt the rest of the world don't care much about.

As for Hong Kong citizens, they are not harassed, that is unproven speculation that are usually normal mainland Chinese netizens doing it at their own accord. Common accusation is it's done be the CPC. So far no actual proof.

I see these new BNO entries whining in the UK already. Many with their tales between their legs return to Hong Kong after they realise the living conditions are not as it's cracked up to be. Good luck to those that seek asylum. They'll know true meaning of suffer (racism, poverty, cost of living and intolerance towards LGBTs) very soon. Especially when they find out they can't work under the asylum system and being caged in poor condition hotels and floating islands. But the grass is always greener and all that...

No doubt people like you already have an agenda so you thrive on "othering" China like it's some giant monolith. Reality is, CPC don't care and have a hundred more pressing matters to deal with other than whinging individuals.

Finally, Taiwan is (trying) to be fiercely independent, but we all know that in reality including the UN and many members, it's just another city in China. So by all means, have their own currency and mini elections, but reality is, they're nothing but a has-been island that has been used and abused by their masters the US. China doesn't need Taiwan, it's making a stand about the principle of what happened after the second Sino - Japanese War.

This drama has exceeded my expectations. Simply beautiful!

LOL, you're obviously not getting it. I ask for facts to back up your claims.

LOL, you sound triggered. Imagine complaining about propaganda whilst repeating propaganda. If you prefer the colonising done by the west, good for you. But if you are going to point fingers, you need to be bringing official facts, not feelings on what you read on social media/MSM.

I would say no.

I can see that you are enjoying the drama and about China's history. You are not too far from China. The best way to see China and how people live in China is to visit the country.

I agree that it is not about Muslims or ethnicity, but sadly since the US has politicised things and have injected terrorism into China using former Gitmo detainees of the past, this has bled into into the mainstream sphere that there is some form of mis-treatment.

Ethnic groups in China including Uyghurs have enjoyed fast track university education and have been excluded in past 1 child policies. I would say, China is at peace with its ethnic groups. It's certain political groups/countries that are trying to re-tell the story and sow discord.

I agree with you up until the Uyghurs, you lost me. This is a western/US story. Imagine bringing in US propaganda here, we all know how the US cares about Muslims.

All it takes is half an hour of your time to cross check facts. Testimonials and feelings are not facts. Reality is, all ethnic groups in China including Uyghurs have more what some countries term as "positive discrimination". They have been excluded from the past 1 child policies and fast tracked into universities.

The same mainstream media that told you there is a genocide happening in China but not in Gaza even though there has been plenty of visual evidence on the latter.

She has a lead role in City of the City and she acted very well in this drama. I agree she is very natural and it's hard to believe she's still so young.

Yes, this story line seems very severe and almost no logic in it as there seemed no character development for Rong's husband which felt weird. The other storyline regarding the abused wife that was left to deal with her issues, even how heinous her attitude, she was a victim but Hua Zhi didn't seem to think so.

A Journey to love.

I would think more PTSD at first then causing an arrested development.