I cried a river of tears when I watched the original Korean drama - really, I was a tear stained, wailing, hiccuping mess at the end.....so I am reluctant about watching it again, knowing I'm likely to wide up the same way. But then on the other hand there's Nagase Tomoya and he's ALWAYS good. I *might* watch it and just bail before the real hardcore bawling starts......
Damn this drama, i knew that it is a sad drama and i promised myself i won't end up crying but damn i cried…
Yeah, I made the same promise to myself - and, at first, I thought I could make it.......by the credits, I was wailing and surrounded by tissues and tears.
Interesting sneak peek of Hu Ge's speaking English in this drama https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F8FCKfgwD1o
She just tells them they're rude and then turns of her intercom thing on her headphones! XD But she said 'some can be VERY salty' and those are 'just nasties it's best to ignore'. She said some can really get to you though, so you have my sympathies. She's always nice though if you're ever playing Overwatch, WoW, GTA, Attack on Titan.... :)
Hong Kong variation of 'Love me if you dare'? Sounds a lot alike....but I'm game anyway - it sounds…
Oh well you're already on a good one! Love Me if You Dare (LMiYD), When a Snail Falls in Love (WaSFiL) and Memory Lost (ML) are all written by a brilliant Chinese author Ming Do, and ALL three are developed by dragon tv with same director, etc.
Memory Lost has not long started and it's taking forever for subbed episodes to load (sadly my Chinese is limited to a few words and a couple of phrases). But Ming Do has other novels that I hope they adapt, so far they've all been brilliant, but LMiYD has been my favourite. :)
Hong Kong variation of 'Love me if you dare'? Sounds a lot alike....but I'm game anyway - it sounds…
I really liked Love Me If You Dare - new concept and one that was very welcome. Have you seen Fall in Love with a Snail? It's by the same writer and the same producer and director took it on who made Love Me if You Dare.
I love BTS - Spring Day is just beautiful and my overall favourite. However, I really like Fire too because the song is excellent and the video is just plain mental; not to forget Blood, Sweat & Tears because the song is great and the video is just so theatrical. But there's also Do You by Rapmon because opening is especially innovative and inventive with the cans and metronome (plus the song is cool). Let's face it BTS is BRILLIANT.
Secret Garden was creepy af. And I watched it at a time where I was still into bad boys. Everyone loved it back…
I was that way with cheese in the trap. That guy was NASTY - he set people up, stalked her and then....well, no spoilers, but I didn't get why people went all googly eyed over him. I'D have hit him.....in the face.....with a chair.......and then run like I was on fire.
Interesting sneak peek of Hu Ge's speaking English in this drama https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F8FCKfgwD1o
I am pretty sure that's why I've learnt so much more Japanese than Korean. Because my daughter had me watching a TON of animes with her (super addicted to them now.....even though she's moved on to gaming!) I think it helps though - if you like something you're going to try harder with it. So dramas, movies and animes in the language you're learning is the best way to start. It's certainly helped me.:)
Memory Lost has not long started and it's taking forever for subbed episodes to load (sadly my Chinese is limited to a few words and a couple of phrases). But Ming Do has other novels that I hope they adapt, so far they've all been brilliant, but LMiYD has been my favourite. :)