Aya

She has a very soft kind of elegance. I enjoyed her acting in everything I've seen her in so far.

Short, but cute. I suppose it's even more meaningful since I've watched the two in The Long Ballad before watching this. Like the characters were reincarnated and met again. It fits even though this was filmed four years before TLB aired.

This started out as nothing special. Just a girl preparing for a date, but towards the end when more is revealed, it's touching and heartwarming and adorable. Short, but it conveys a lot.

Is this ever going to be released? What could possibly be taking so long?

Sounds interesting, but I'm not really a fan of Feng Shao Feng's acting. Too bad, because I would have watched it for Cheng Yi.

Liu Shi Shi + Cheng Yi = must watch. This has just made my to watch list

I don't really care about being called out, because you were right. I am negative and I am pessimistic. The Chinese government is destroying my people and the whole world is doing nothing, so forgive me for being negative and bitter. When your people are facing genocide, you can be the mature one and spread sunshine and positivity. I'll stick with being negative.

You are absolutely right. It's a pity so much has been lost. It's true that I haven't seen any of her earlier works, because most are not available. This woman is a powerhouse. She has a very emotional face. Makes me happy when she's happy and sad when she's sad. A true actress.

That's great. She's amazing and it's surprising that she has never been the lead in a movie until now.

Just because she's an actress I admire, doesn't mean that I will automatically write something nice. I expressed an opinion and if you don't like it, then move on, because frankly I don't really care. Trying to tell someone off, because they don't share your opinion or yoi reaction to an article is childish. So yeah, you're the one who needs to grow up.

There's no need to be mean. First of all, she's actually one of the actresses I admire a lot. Secondly, you don't know who donated or not, because not everyone goes around advertising it. And thirdly, I merely pointed out that she doesn't seem to care what goes one closer to home or does care but is afraid of China to speak up, because she probably makes money in China. It's not pessimistic. It's reality. Grow up.

I dropped this drama after watching half of it back when it was airing. I'm thinking of finishing it, because I'm still curious about the ending and about Leon Lai's character. I initially dropped this because Vic Zhou was seriously miscast. Somehow he doesn't fit into the world of this drama like the other actors and has zero chemistry with Dilraba. An example of how a miscast ML can ruin a perfectly good drama.

No idea what this drama is about, but Jing Tian and Xu Kai is enough reason to put this on my to watch list

I think he's a great actor. I will admit though that after The Untamed and Miss the Dragon, I'm going to have a hard time trusting any character he plays until the end.

Another one to look forward to.

It would have been nice if she also spoke up against China in defence of the Uyghurs, but I guess she's more afraid of China then she is of Russia

Exactly what I was thinking

Still not over this drama.

I think the talks about a drama adaptation started around 2016. I waited for years and then gave up. I thought it was never going to happen. Then it all started again with rumoured actors and everything, but this is snail pace.

I wish they would just give us more info already. There have been rumours about this being turned into a drama since so long ago and Wallace Huo was rumoured to star in it. That's how long I've been waiting for this to happen