Me too ? he's one of my favorite ..i think his career is over ?
Nah judging from past cases, most likely he will soon enter the mandatory army service for a couple of years, then might test the water afterward. After all he is talented actor, so despite the criticsm i am sure many people would 'forgive' his crime eventually. BUT the outcome might be different if the sexual harrasment is proven true, and depends on the severity of it.
I'm curious though. Why now? He starred in other big dramas too but no one ever exposed anything like this about…
Yeah i also thought the same thing. But since he seems to admit the deed, this should be true. Wondering if other actors/actresses with 'regrettable' past are also shaking in fear of being exposed (or dragged into baseless but harmful rumors)
Dang.... these bullying scandals sure are popping left and right this year. I am devastated by this one, as he is one of my favourite young actors and the allegations are true (judging by his apology letter downright admitting it). Karma is real bro. Past actions will haunt your butt, especially being a public figure. I suppose he won't be appearing on screen for at least the next 2 years then :(
Does anyone know whether the little girl who played Little Jian-jian had once casted in Let Go of My Baby? The 'little Onion' who was close to Jackson Yi?
How was it, I watched Tiger Father raw also because Im a Karina fan :(
Hello. I watched the first 5 eps and skimmed the rest ;D I'm not a fan of police drama, and the police aspect of the story is too thick for my taste. Expect little to none romance scene..... especially between Jing Chao and Karlina XD Had no complaint of the acting and cinematography... they're ok. Bottomline - it's a so-so police drama with draggy plot and a 'meh' ending. I don't recommend watching it raw if you're not fluent in Chinese (like me) coz you wont be able to understand most of the storyline.
How was it, I watched Tiger Father raw also because Im a Karina fan :(
Work was hectic these couple of weeks i honestly forgot abt this drama :O your reply brought me back here lol will continue watching it tonight - I'll let you know asap. Cheers!
Watching this mainly because I'm running out of drama options to watch T.T This one is actually one of the more decent dramas out of the current airing alternatives... Early episodes were quite ok; despite me finding the female lead and her bff too naive for their age (over 25 already), which got pretty annoying later on. I dunno, i just hate on-off relationship that is broken on impulse :/ I find the girls here are lacking maturity. One of the things that bothered me the most: - Their makeup!!!! Come on.. who sleeps with full on makeup? Zhou fang's bright red lips are always on screen 24/7. Crew is just plain ignorant urgh. - Johnny's facial expression is very very limited. In some scenes I had to think hard to interpret his mood - angry? annoyed? trying to be funny? No offense, I adore him as a person: first watched him on reality show Let Go of My Baby - I found him funny and childish, but cute haha. - I think they wasted Hu Bing here... I know he's only a support role, and I haven't seen his acting before, but man here he only did 2 things: staring out of a window with brooding, serious expression or glaring his eyes out on Johnny. - I dont get why almost all the characters must have the same phone, with the same screen background (the 'HONOR' text), and the exact ringtones!!! I know its probably PPL but still... be a bit realistic please :( but hey their trick works. I have that ringtone intro etched into my brain. - And the PPL scenes.... are rivaling the ones in 'Eternal Monarch' wow. My first time seeing a kitchen set(?) endorsed in drama.
Those being said, I appreciate the casts' wardrobe, very eye-pleasing. I love Luoluo and Shen Di's relationship - very real and nice; scratch that, I love all the Luoluos scenes, her bickerings with Songlin were very sibling-like its cute. Hopefully it wont get (toooooo) draggy... no expectation tho.
Watched this raw up to ep 48.... I'll give the production crew credit for the amazing sets and attention to details! (and I agree with the teacup obsession). The scenes were framed beautifully, no flashy filter, bad CGI or tacky bright hue a lot of 'idol' dramas usually use. The casts make up and costumes were almost always on point. I have no problem with the casts' acting. My first time watching Sophia Zhang and Aarif Rahman and I have no complaint of her. I loved Jing Chao (Fu Chou/the General) in 'Tiger Father Dog Son' but not really liking his character here. His portrayal of a conflicted, revenge driven general who fell in love with a girl he made use of was convincing, but not enough to make me sympathize with his actions. Leo Lou's character is still a big blob of mistery for me. It seems like there's a whole more story to his character than what's been shown till ep 48.... which so far only consisted of him coughing blood, writing letters and poems to his 'sister' and his eunuch fussing over his highness the crown prince. He was supposed to be the second main lead of this show, yet his screen time was like, close to none. I find the writing a bit problematic. I did not read the novel, so I don't know wether the series stick to the original plot or not. The pacing of the story was inconsistent; the early episodes were fast-paced with so many things happening at once. After that it suddenly slowed down and got repetitive, quickly. ML chasing FL, misunderstanding, 2nd(3rd?) ML got jealous, cliche poisoning plots, yaddayaddayadda, over and over again. The series was set to have 58 episodes, but with its current pacing, I'm not sure it can cover the whole story and tie the loose ends neatly. just 2 more weeks to go! #fingerscrossed
I'm so happy I stumbled upon this drama while waiting for subs of Put Your Head on My Shoulder. This drama is…
Probably their harsh financial condition made him mature from an early age. Their dad cheated and divorce their mom. She had to work continously to provide for the twins. The book also mentioned Chao Yi’s spine surgery when she was a kid.
I think there are some errors on the cast list above. Hu Hai Feng got the main role, while Lu Yi was casted as a 'special appearance' according to Wiki's page.
I suppose he won't be appearing on screen for at least the next 2 years then :(
I'm not a fan of police drama, and the police aspect of the story is too thick for my taste. Expect little to none romance scene..... especially between Jing Chao and Karlina XD
Had no complaint of the acting and cinematography... they're ok.
Bottomline - it's a so-so police drama with draggy plot and a 'meh' ending. I don't recommend watching it raw if you're not fluent in Chinese (like me) coz you wont be able to understand most of the storyline.
This one is actually one of the more decent dramas out of the current airing alternatives... Early episodes were quite ok; despite me finding the female lead and her bff too naive for their age (over 25 already), which got pretty annoying later on. I dunno, i just hate on-off relationship that is broken on impulse :/ I find the girls here are lacking maturity.
One of the things that bothered me the most:
- Their makeup!!!! Come on.. who sleeps with full on makeup? Zhou fang's bright red lips are always on screen 24/7. Crew is just plain ignorant urgh.
- Johnny's facial expression is very very limited. In some scenes I had to think hard to interpret his mood - angry? annoyed? trying to be funny? No offense, I adore him as a person: first watched him on reality show Let Go of My Baby - I found him funny and childish, but cute haha.
- I think they wasted Hu Bing here... I know he's only a support role, and I haven't seen his acting before, but man here he only did 2 things: staring out of a window with brooding, serious expression or glaring his eyes out on Johnny.
- I dont get why almost all the characters must have the same phone, with the same screen background (the 'HONOR' text), and the exact ringtones!!! I know its probably PPL but still... be a bit realistic please :( but hey their trick works. I have that ringtone intro etched into my brain.
- And the PPL scenes.... are rivaling the ones in 'Eternal Monarch' wow. My first time seeing a kitchen set(?) endorsed in drama.
Those being said, I appreciate the casts' wardrobe, very eye-pleasing. I love Luoluo and Shen Di's relationship - very real and nice; scratch that, I love all the Luoluos scenes, her bickerings with Songlin were very sibling-like its cute.
Hopefully it wont get (toooooo) draggy... no expectation tho.
Romance is a Bonus book is light but a bit too slow for my liking.
I have no problem with the casts' acting. My first time watching Sophia Zhang and Aarif Rahman and I have no complaint of her. I loved Jing Chao (Fu Chou/the General) in 'Tiger Father Dog Son' but not really liking his character here. His portrayal of a conflicted, revenge driven general who fell in love with a girl he made use of was convincing, but not enough to make me sympathize with his actions. Leo Lou's character is still a big blob of mistery for me. It seems like there's a whole more story to his character than what's been shown till ep 48.... which so far only consisted of him coughing blood, writing letters and poems to his 'sister' and his eunuch fussing over his highness the crown prince. He was supposed to be the second main lead of this show, yet his screen time was like, close to none.
I find the writing a bit problematic. I did not read the novel, so I don't know wether the series stick to the original plot or not. The pacing of the story was inconsistent; the early episodes were fast-paced with so many things happening at once. After that it suddenly slowed down and got repetitive, quickly. ML chasing FL, misunderstanding, 2nd(3rd?) ML got jealous, cliche poisoning plots, yaddayaddayadda, over and over again.
The series was set to have 58 episodes, but with its current pacing, I'm not sure it can cover the whole story and tie the loose ends neatly. just 2 more weeks to go! #fingerscrossed