yin song's first wife Fangru is mean ? well maybe at first but later she understands her and she from being mean…
... i mean she took fang ru's food ... in my book that is stealing because no one else eats that dish. semantics lol at any point this scene proves MY point that she was not unfair, just a little mean at first. but once she saw the abuse hao jia faced, and once both women got free of the second prince, they became great friends, which i was also happy about. the show is a great story about female relationships and friendships. yay! anyway, good day to you👋🏻👋🏻
yin song's first wife Fangru is mean ? well maybe at first but later she understands her and she from being mean…
.... dear vincenzo lover (as i do not know your name i refer to you like this), my og comment starts with the word "rewatching" :) i know that fang ru did not stay mean towards hao jia -- my mistake for wording it badly. but it is a fact that at first she was unkind! however, she was not unfair, there were instances when she let things slide: for example when li wei ate her stinky soup without judgment after hao jia stole it. next time, i'll word my comment differently, but at the time of posting the og comment, i was watching the show for a second time and was thus familiar with its (up-coming) plots! :)
WORD!! They took an intelligent, physically strong, loving character from the book and turned him into a stupid…
colin firth is amazing as darcy, that's true!! but for emma i recommend the 2020 movie! for pride and prejudice the 1995 version is nice for accuracy, the 2005 movie is great for romance and cinematography! sense and sensibility .. i have not read but the movie with emma thompson and kate winslet is absolute perfection!
i have only read jane eyre (the bbc adaptation from 2006?7? is my fave!), right now i'm reading wuthering heights but i am not loving the storytelling tbh! i don't like how it's basically just a retelling by the nanny... i'm not actively experiencing the story, but "re-living" it
i’m still reading wuthering heights, maybe it’ll pick up for me😋😋😚
i have only read jane eyre (the bbc adaptation from 2006?7? is my fave!), right now i'm reading wuthering heights but i am not loving the storytelling tbh! i don't like how it's basically just a retelling by the nanny... i'm not actively experiencing the story, but "re-living" it
ADWAD is on my watchlist, I WILL watch it once i'm done with my current watches :)💜
and yes, i love pride and prejudice!!!🙂↕️✨