Can anyone tell me how are lead characters related to sang yan and sang zhi
If I remember correctly Sang Yan (The First Frost) is the older brother of Sang Zhi (Hidden Love). Sang Yan, Duan Jiaxu (Hidden Love), and Fu Shize (When I Meet the Moon) were all close friends and classmates at Nanwu University. Fu Shize is the maternal uncle of Fu Zhengchu (the boy from Hidden Love who had a long-term crush on Sang Zhi). So in reality centre character of the novels series is Sang Yan. If im wrong someone correct me.
So... It was not a Sad Ending. It was a cut scene 😭
Yes and they recorded couple of endings. I think they wanted the audience to fill in the blanks for themselves. Maybe they wanted to highlight the fact that many families encountered the same lack of information regarding the deaths of their loved ones. Given how brutal that period in history was, I suspect those responsible for greenlighting the series wouldn't have allowed for a happy ending. I have a theory that censorship people have a rule against accepting happy endings in dramas set during the republican era.
no but I saw this from the orignal script: Scene: Outside Nanhuai City People: Ye Pingjun, Yu Changxuan As the sun set, although the war had temporarily ceased, the city remained a scene of devastation. Ye Pingjun was leading several volunteers in distributing relief food and clothing in the alley. After distributing the supplies, she walked back alone along the alley, intending to visit the family in need. As Ye Pingjun passed by an inconspicuous, dilapidated courtyard, she paused. She subconsciously turned her head and looked into the courtyard through the low fence. The courtyard was small, but exceptionally clean. In a corner of the courtyard wall, a pot of hosta flowers was in full bloom. The pure white flowers quietly blossomed in the setting sun, like an old friend returning home. A man's back was facing her. He was wearing a faded old shirt, was thin, and his left trouser leg was empty. He was leaning against a roughly made wooden cane. At this moment, he was standing on one leg, slightly bent over, holding a small watering can, and watering the potted hosta with extreme care and gentleness. Watering the flowers like tending to the most precious treasure in the world. In the backlight, the silhouette, though weathered, remained as upright as a pine tree. Ye Pingjun's notebook fell to the ground with a thud. Ye Pingjun's tears flowed silently, but a gentle and reassuring smile appeared on her lips. The potted hosta flowers swayed gently in the wind. "If it's meant to be, it will be." Welcome home.
im skiping the last episode for my mental health. I read the novel and saw the spoilers, I know both endings. It is stil more ''happy'' than the novel but naaaaah I dont need this pain right now. Im so angry that they cut out last scean where she saw CX watering hosta- then I would watch it.
After today’s episode, it’s clear that Wei Rao’s brother is intelligent and is keeping his true self hidden behind a mask. He knows that his father- the King hates anyone with an appetite for power, so he is patiently waiting for his brothers to be eliminated, clearing the way for him to ascend the throne.
Didnt read about any conflict with fans from those dramas but maybe cuz i have blocked many haters, so probably…
I saw most of the unfavorable comments on the WTME profile, and I noticed this about two weeks ago. But that might be because I’ve been watching WTME from the very beginning, so I’ve kept up with the comments as they came in. On the other hand, I only started reading the comments for this drama this week. There aren't that many of haters more arguments ; they pop up here and there. Today, I saw fans of WTME arguing with fans of TLOA about which series holds the top spot in China and globally haha
Could someone explain to me what the conflict between ,,where the masks ends'' and ,,the lament of autumn'' is about? Why are people arguing with each other in the comments? I’m watching both of these dramas; they’re different, yet equally good, each with its own pros and cons. Why have people become so divided? And why is this drama rated so poorly?
For me the story is engaging, but I desperately need more scenes between the main characters. Currently, it feels like the show has one main character- Wei Rao and Lu Zhuo is a supporting character. Sometimes I feel like Lu Zhuo suddenly knows everything and pulls information out of thin air. I wish they'd show scenes of him figuring out specific pieces of information from time to time. His character would gain more depth if we had more scenes just with him. His work isn't shown either; after all, he's responsible for military-related matters.
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Scene: Outside Nanhuai City
People: Ye Pingjun, Yu Changxuan
As the sun set, although the war had temporarily ceased, the city remained a scene of devastation.
Ye Pingjun was leading several volunteers in distributing relief food and clothing in the alley. After distributing the supplies, she walked back alone along the alley, intending to visit the family in need.
As Ye Pingjun passed by an inconspicuous, dilapidated courtyard, she paused. She subconsciously turned her head and looked into the courtyard through the low fence.
The courtyard was small, but exceptionally clean. In a corner of the courtyard wall, a pot of hosta flowers was in full bloom. The pure white flowers quietly blossomed in the setting sun, like an old friend returning home.
A man's back was facing her. He was wearing a faded old shirt, was thin, and his left trouser leg was empty. He was leaning against a roughly made wooden cane.
At this moment, he was standing on one leg, slightly bent over, holding a small watering can, and watering the potted hosta with extreme care and gentleness.
Watering the flowers like tending to the most precious treasure in the world. In the backlight, the silhouette, though weathered, remained as upright as a pine tree. Ye Pingjun's notebook fell to the ground with a thud.
Ye Pingjun's tears flowed silently, but a gentle and reassuring smile appeared on her lips.
The potted hosta flowers swayed gently in the wind.
"If it's meant to be, it will be."
Welcome home.