if people complain about the age gap don't watch it, if you guy watched the drama that i mention the following…
People did complain about those dramas though lmao. If you go back before Count Your Lucky Stars aired the entire comments section was about how disgusting they thought the age gap was. The same thing happened with Dating in the Kitchen too. Also why are you bringing up real people and their real relationships and acting like people should be upset with them? That's so fucking weird for you to compare actual real life people who are married to fictional ones and act like we as fans should have an opinion. That's super fucked up.
I don't find a moral issue with this drama but I dislike age gap dramas where it's so obvious that one person's a lot older so I won't be watching this. But don't act like people are upset because it's an older woman, the outrage happens on both sides.
are you korean? if not then you don't have the right to tell koreans on what they should find offensive and what…
Oh god, I didn't mean they shouldn't be offended. I should have worded it differently. Obviously a foreigner has no place to say whether or not they should be offended. I was wondering why their taking offense resulted in an almost complete piece of work not being allowed to air when I've seen many other dramas that stray from historical accuracy and not have this happen. Censorship is never a good thing, I don't think you have to be Korean to recognize that.
Well, because recently there are some controversies regarding hanbok and kimchi which were said to be appropriated…
Thanks for explaining. I still don't think a piece of fiction/art should be censored because of this though. Cancelling the drama completely instead of just putting a disclaimer like I've seen done on a number of other sageuks is so extreme.
Why are they outraged about this? So many dramas have historical inaccuracies but they don't get cancelled when they're 80% done with the production. This is ridiculous.
A classic and one of my favorite guilty pleasures. I don't have high hopes for a remake as this story is super dated and it will be hard to live up to the original, but I'm still interested to see how they go about making this type of drama in 2021.
Tbh I haven't liked any Korean remakes of dramas from other countries, I am certain it won't be as good as the original. There is a charm to Taiwanese dramas that dramas from other countries just don't have, also the script and acting was just so perfect in the original. Also Wu Bai's Last Dance was such an important part of the entire feeling of this show, there is no way they'll be able to capture it with a different artist. I wish they would leave this drama alone.
Goodbye My Princess was a big hit but it still took quite a while for Peng Xiao Ran to start getting more roles but now she has a bunch of dramas lined up. I hope the same will happen for YBY and she'll start getting more opportunities.
Yeah the dubbing can be really jarring in some dramas, it takes a lot of getting used to. Even when it's the actor's actual voice instead of a voice actor, it's usually still recorded in a studio instead of when they're on-site filming.
Love You Forever, Royal Nirvana, Dear Missy, Legend of the Condor Heroes. She did very well in all of them and is one of the better actresses in her age range. Plus why are you so hung up on beauty? So superficial.
If you’re looking for something original, this is not the drama for you. This has a common plot. Many drama…
I've kept watching and it did get better. I just finished watching Meeting You and Begin Again and I was just tired of the childhood connections thing because both of those dramas had it too lmao. I really like this drama though, the chemistry between the leads is great and it's just a nice, refreshing drama. The SFL is so adorable too. Thanks for responding :)
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I don't find a moral issue with this drama but I dislike age gap dramas where it's so obvious that one person's a lot older so I won't be watching this. But don't act like people are upset because it's an older woman, the outrage happens on both sides.