Those who thinks she was forced they don't know so many fls were in competition for this role because but they…
100%. She's exactly who they were looking for. The drama was never going to have heavy kisses. HMH and LYX gave the you that in LITC. HMH and Ai Mi are going to give you something completely different and unique. Let's just sit back and enjoy their performances 🎭☺️.
Ok nevermind, I went through the other comments and she was 16-17 when they wrapped this up 😭 I know im still…
There won't be any kissing in this drama. I know heavy kisses are appearing more and more in Cdrama, but there are still many dramas that avoid them. KTTPH is one such drama. Their acting will convey the affection and deep connection.
Ok nevermind, I went through the other comments and she was 16-17 when they wrapped this up 😭 I know im still…
Gonna get some reuters up asap in a topic. Just for users, like yourself, who have some concerns. You'll be able to see the on-set dynamics with your own eyes. The cast had a blast together. Extremely professional, but they had a lot of fun.
I am sure you would also love an epistein documentary. You look like the type to love pedophile and predators
No, you utter buffoon. I would like the files released in their entirety, the people in the files thoroughly investigated, and arrests made where applicable. Are you seriously comparing Ai Mi acting in KTTPH, while under strict Chinese regulations, with the explicit purpose of protecting her, to what transpired on Epstein Island?
10 & 11. How well acted was that kiss scene. I love an intimate scene that goes far beyond merely being fan-service. You could feel the overwhelming and complex emotions between them. 10/10 🎭🔥
People are correctly pointing out inconsistencies in concern / outrage. Many who voice concerns regarding this lead role have FOF and MJTY on their completed dramas list. In both those dramas, Ai Mi was paired with the wonderful Zuo Ye, seven years her senior. Deep affection was portrayed in both. So, they are simply asking where was the protesting then? Now, that doesn't necessarily apply to everyone.
What I will say about her roles opposite ZY, and this one with HMH, is that there is great cinematic power in the implied. Difficult subject matter, tastefully done. Ai Mi's a phenomenally talented young actress and these complex themes are well within her range. I'm a huge fan of old Hollywood, which was an era under strict moral guidelines (Hays Code), where they mastered the art of the implied. Films with very dark tones that told a story in an intensely focused way, not bogged down by unnecessary distractions. They were tastefully done and that allowed a much larger audience to view them comfortably. The lead up, the implied event, and the aftermath which they delivered via powerful acting.
Later, Hollywood shifted ideologically and started to focus on recreating the event. If the story involved something like rape, old Hollywood would briefly imply it and then move to the aftermath. New Hollywood decided that the audience needed to witness and confront the event in graphic, often vulgar detail. It got distracted and lingered in uncomfortable spaces. Films that prioritise graphic detail will always have limited reach. The advantage of Cdrama, like old Hollywood, lies in the fact that Ai Mi, with her impressive young acting talent, can take on challenging roles that fit her skill level. She can do it safely knowing that the industry has strict protections in place and that vulgar and compromising scenes won't be tolerated and thrust upon her. She can test herself and further her development safe in the knowledge that the industry has her best interest at heart.
It would be a waste for Ai Mi to spend her time simply doing youth dramas about studying for the Gaokao. None of the roles she's taken has romance as the primary focus. It's simply a secondary component.
It's funny how deadly silent they are on other pages. But everytime we get any update about kttph, they will jump…
Amen, it's so tiresome. On a positive note, I'm really happy to see many posters pushing back, coming out in defence of this drama, and expressing their excitement. Despite the naysayers, this is going to be a fun and fast-moving comment section 🥰.
All I really need is Ai Mi - they don't need to give anything more and I'll be there but everything else only…
She always stands out no matter how small the role. She takes her acting seriously, but never forgets to have fun. Wishing for her dramas and movie to be a great success as she heads into her first year at the Beijing Film Academy. She works so hard and always has time for her fans. Humble, hard-working, and kind. You just can't dislike this girl. She's so lovely. I'll always cheer her on.
All I really need is Ai Mi - they don't need to give anything more and I'll be there but everything else only…
She's so good. I've been waiting for this moment for a long time. I simply adore her acting. Her eyes say more than any dialogue ever could 🥰. She's going to have a great birthday because her movie "Kung Fu Soccer" is going to be released on the 11th, too 👏.
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Looking positively angelic 😇 for SoFigaro 💖💖💖...
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Birthday Special Vlog...
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People are correctly pointing out inconsistencies in concern / outrage. Many who voice concerns regarding this lead role have FOF and MJTY on their completed dramas list. In both those dramas, Ai Mi was paired with the wonderful Zuo Ye, seven years her senior. Deep affection was portrayed in both. So, they are simply asking where was the protesting then? Now, that doesn't necessarily apply to everyone.
What I will say about her roles opposite ZY, and this one with HMH, is that there is great cinematic power in the implied. Difficult subject matter, tastefully done. Ai Mi's a phenomenally talented young actress and these complex themes are well within her range. I'm a huge fan of old Hollywood, which was an era under strict moral guidelines (Hays Code), where they mastered the art of the implied. Films with very dark tones that told a story in an intensely focused way, not bogged down by unnecessary distractions. They were tastefully done and that allowed a much larger audience to view them comfortably. The lead up, the implied event, and the aftermath which they delivered via powerful acting.
Later, Hollywood shifted ideologically and started to focus on recreating the event. If the story involved something like rape, old Hollywood would briefly imply it and then move to the aftermath. New Hollywood decided that the audience needed to witness and confront the event in graphic, often vulgar detail. It got distracted and lingered in uncomfortable spaces. Films that prioritise graphic detail will always have limited reach. The advantage of Cdrama, like old Hollywood, lies in the fact that Ai Mi, with her impressive young acting talent, can take on challenging roles that fit her skill level. She can do it safely knowing that the industry has strict protections in place and that vulgar and compromising scenes won't be tolerated and thrust upon her. She can test herself and further her development safe in the knowledge that the industry has her best interest at heart.
It would be a waste for Ai Mi to spend her time simply doing youth dramas about studying for the Gaokao. None of the roles she's taken has romance as the primary focus. It's simply a secondary component.
Just something to keep in mind.