Don't know what episode you are on, but by episode 3 she is not seeking revenge on the ML. This drama doesn't…
Thank you. I've lived and worked around smart women (my Mom and the former boss of my school) and they don't have to show that they are smart. And they didn't need me to acknowledge that they were smart. Xueman is smart and I would follow her. In ep.2 when she fought Tong Shuang, she fought smart.
Our poor cute little glutton!!!😭I was wondering why the clinic was targeted for no reason, but it's just another…
His end game was forcing her to come to his side. Switch from the CP and also handing over the Black Masked Man. He would have threatened her Family, her servants/guards and her Changfeng Army to persuade her. It's a wonder that he wasn't seeking her hand, too.
Sorry but do you think that a general should sound like George C. Scott with his gravelly voice in the movie Patton?His…
Good points. Regarding gruff, a number of comments have pointed out Song Yi's voice in this drama. George C. Scott's Patton seems to be the kind of military voice, in mind albeit a male. So I pointed out that truth was different from expectations.
As a vocalist you more authority than me.
Head voice and chest voice may not applicable in this case. Googled Female athletes with high pitched voice.
Female athletes have high-pitched voices primarily because women naturally have shorter, thinner vocal cords than men, which vibrate at a higher frequency to produce a higher pitch. Factors like testosterone influence vocal cord development, causing them to thicken and lengthen in males, but not significantly in females. Therefore, a "normal" high-pitched voice is common for women and is not inherently linked to athletic performance, although extreme exercise can sometimes influence vocal development in young athletes, like gymnasts.
A common question singers ask is, “Is your head voice your real voice?” The answer is yes. Both head voice and chest voice are part of your natural vocal range. Singing in head voice does not make it any less real; it’s simply a different resonance used to produce higher notes.
By strengthening both registers, you’ll develop a more versatile and dynamic singing voice. Thank you for your comments. All of this is that I'm satisfied with Song Yi's voice and am not put off by it. But I guess it can be subjective. Thank you. Take care.
Can anyone help me how to meet Chinese actress??? Sorry to ask unnecessary questions here however after watching…
I don't think that it is a road that you would like to tread on. At its worse it would fall under obsessive fan. Watch Marcus here! There are sometimes segments on fans seeing their idols and also fans crossing the line.
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I've lived and worked around smart women (my Mom and the former boss of my school) and they don't have to show that they are smart. And they didn't need me to acknowledge that they were smart. Xueman is smart and I would follow her. In ep.2 when she fought Tong Shuang, she fought smart.
Thank you.
As a vocalist you more authority than me.
Head voice and chest voice may not applicable in this case.
Googled Female athletes with high pitched voice.
Female athletes have high-pitched voices primarily because women naturally have shorter, thinner vocal cords than men, which vibrate at a higher frequency to produce a higher pitch. Factors like testosterone influence vocal cord development, causing them to thicken and lengthen in males, but not significantly in females. Therefore, a "normal" high-pitched voice is common for women and is not inherently linked to athletic performance, although extreme exercise can sometimes influence vocal development in young athletes, like gymnasts.
https://www.bbcmaestro.com/blog/head-voice-vs-chest-voice
Is your head voice your real voice?
A common question singers ask is, “Is your head voice your real voice?” The answer is yes. Both head voice and chest voice are part of your natural vocal range. Singing in head voice does not make it any less real; it’s simply a different resonance used to produce higher notes.
By strengthening both registers, you’ll develop a more versatile and dynamic singing voice.
Thank you for your comments.
All of this is that I'm satisfied with Song Yi's voice and am not put off by it. But I guess it can be subjective. Thank you. Take care.