But she's only older by 3 years, no biggie. Besides, she looks petite next to him, hahaha. And he has a mature…
Seungho and Jingoo, I watched them too. From child actor to more mature actor. J-actor who got adult roles? I think this one will do as example...https://kisskh.at/10-taisetsu-na-koto-wa-subete-kimi-ga-oshiete-kureta . Miura played a high school teacher who soon to be married. He was 21 yrs back then. (normally in Asian education system, in early 20's you gotta be a university student, not even graduated yet.) Whereas in 2010 or 2009 and backward he still played high schooler roles. I can added Kazuya Kamenashi too in Gokusen series who came back to his almamater as math teacher years after graduated. Ok, it's not notable though. lol.
Maybe all of this due to scouting system in Japan? The agency will hunt for (young) new talents on the street. Like, you can see them everywhere in public space. Meanwhile in other countries, for getting roles in drama or movie, you need to be more prepared. Like, join the management artist first, join the role casting whenever and as many as possible, became extras and get minor roles. Or, search a connection to showbiz insider. In China, there are tons of school/diploma/bachelor of drama/acting. Those who want to work in showbiz, can enroll to those department/major first. Talent agency or casting agency from company usually will come for students or invite them to a casting.
This is a kind of melodrama right? or slice of life? This is so Thai! Actually the casts are so good with their acting. The plot also well written. I watched this for a few eps. and decided this was not my cup of tea.
But she's only older by 3 years, no biggie. Besides, she looks petite next to him, hahaha. And he has a mature…
Yeahh..I dunno why in KDrama and Dorama we can see clearly its disparity who is older or younger than in C drama. And in Dorama, they tend to cast young/teenager actors to act in teenage/adolescent role. So as years go by, we can see the development (career and age) of the actors. Like I was growing watching HYD and Hanakimi and now I am watching them in maturity phase. Some of the actors already settled down, continuing career, retired or even commited suicide. :( I cannot see often those development in another dramalands. Actually, young Japanese actors also sometimes got adult wise roles or act out of their real age. But I guess it is only for talented actor.
I think it's a good thai drama remake. FL and ML have good chemistry. I dropped it halfway, because I already know the whole plot and ending. I have watched the old Rahut Rissaya years ago, anyway.
For those who complained about the second half of this drama....I guess either they changed the director or the writer. Changing the writer means there will be a major change on the script. changing director means there will be change of direction. It's not rare practices in Kdramaland. There must be some reasons for it. You know, established Kdrama director or writer, often idealistic and have personal ethic. They can shout the disagreement on something they don't wanna do or against their thought.
But she's only older by 3 years, no biggie. Besides, she looks petite next to him, hahaha. And he has a mature…
The young actors age often shocked me because they can pull their acting skills, playing roles that typically adult man, wise, reliable, etc. (Turbo Liu, Zhaolin, Leo Wu, Junjie etc) I don't really mind too about the age gap between FL and ML that sometimes make them like 'noona romance'. I only shocked that Chinese actress often possessed such a baby face. Btw I like the pairing noona Liangjie and Zhaolin, their chemistry is always good. Zhaolin seemed to treat her like a big sister.
OK. Also, Uyghur people or Hui are like muslim in any secular countries, you will find some are devoted or extremely devoted while the rests aren't. Government and other religious people don't really pay much attention to it because being in any religion is human rights. Only in China the government coerce Uyghur to assimilate with Han culture., in bad way. They push Uyghur people doing things that are prohibited in their religion. It hurts Uyghur human rights. I assume that the government don't understand the principle of monotheism, or they don't really care. As long as Uyghur behave like Han people, then, case closed. Look at Hui muslim, we don't really hear much about them.
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I can added Kazuya Kamenashi too in Gokusen series who came back to his almamater as math teacher years after graduated. Ok, it's not notable though. lol.
Maybe all of this due to scouting system in Japan? The agency will hunt for (young) new talents on the street. Like, you can see them everywhere in public space. Meanwhile in other countries, for getting roles in drama or movie, you need to be more prepared. Like, join the management artist first, join the role casting whenever and as many as possible, became extras and get minor roles. Or, search a connection to showbiz insider.
In China, there are tons of school/diploma/bachelor of drama/acting. Those who want to work in showbiz, can enroll to those department/major first. Talent agency or casting agency from company usually will come for students or invite them to a casting.
I cannot see often those development in another dramalands.
Actually, young Japanese actors also sometimes got adult wise roles or act out of their real age. But I guess it is only for talented actor.
You know, established Kdrama director or writer, often idealistic and have personal ethic. They can shout the disagreement on something they don't wanna do or against their thought.
I don't really mind too about the age gap between FL and ML that sometimes make them like 'noona romance'. I only shocked that Chinese actress often possessed such a baby face.
Btw I like the pairing noona Liangjie and Zhaolin, their chemistry is always good. Zhaolin seemed to treat her like a big sister.
Only in China the government coerce Uyghur to assimilate with Han culture., in bad way. They push Uyghur people doing things that are prohibited in their religion. It hurts Uyghur human rights. I assume that the government don't understand the principle of monotheism, or they don't really care. As long as Uyghur behave like Han people, then, case closed. Look at Hui muslim, we don't really hear much about them.