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Yes, apparently!
https://baike.baidu.com/item/%E6%8A%9B%E9%A5%B5/67253631

Enough time is a problematic parameter in drama-watching-land, depriving kitchens of washed dishes and stacking all workload towards the last hours of the week 😄.
The next drama I'll watch will definitely be 如诗说一千里共明月, thank you so much!!!🌷

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Definitely!!! Haute couture and stilettos are a must on mountaintops!!!How else could you move safely on those sloppy mountainpaths, especially when it's raining?

Or else...your personal styilist would be shouting from the foot of the hill "Quo Vadis in those trainers?"😄
(did i get the latin right?)

Am I the only one who found the FL's talking manner extremely annoying in the first scene (more like...the first 30 seconds). I would have left her on the mountaintop without a second thought, even if there was no other person waiting for me somewhere😄!

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=lhzvfF_8PMQ

Totally agree, it is one of those rare filmic cases where the emotional journey of the illness is portrayed very realistically, for all people involved.
With you 100% about the scene with the parents who lost a child, ptsd included, from the other pov though (never thought till now that people around might feel hurt by facing the parent's grief, and thank you very-very much for sharing this experience❤️).
About the scenes with the flashbacks and transitions, my understanding is that they were very realistic, in the following sense: when the body has severe illness, or near death experiences, be they prolonged or not, the mind often has thoughts or sees pictures / scenes which seem to combine space and time non lineary, mixing the past, present and future.
From what I have experienced and discussed with others usually these thoughts etc show in a clear way our innermost emotional understanding of the things that really matter to us.
E.g. when FL is searching for ML in the cemetery and she "sees" him over her grave that is her innermost fear about her death, his broken heart and loneliness (this is a very common fear among patients with bad predicaments).
When they go to the wedding clothes store and she sees him old while she is still young this is also a common fear/ thought: one spouse stays behind facing the gradual decline and old age while in his/her heart the loved one who died early remains forever young; this age difference, with the deceased's image, many older people I know say it makes them feel a distance from their deceased loved one, no matter how deep their feelings are. And this is also a thought which torments critically ill patients: for how long will my beloved be able to love me in the same way as now, since we won't be sharing all the next experiences together?
I'm rather sure that this wedding dress shop scene meant to address this fear/question, because the scene first appears without a logical explanation in the story timeline, as if it is an imaginary-future scene, a script decision which really conveys the angst, the feeling of loss, the fear of time, and ultimately, because of these, the feeling that you are unable to understand what is happening. The audience feels helplessly lost i time and space, just as a couple feels when facing this question. The world doesn't make sense anymore.
And the fact that the screenwriter chooses to explain the specifics of time and place later on in the script timeline shows this was a deliberate ommition-leading-to-confusion before.
The only point where we differ in our views is the duration of the film (technically a series, but production and scriptwise it's a really good film in my eyes). I would have prefered three parts, three hours long each, first part till their marriage, second part the years of their marriage till she gets critically ill again and the third her last illness, death and his life afterwards. Too much to ask (I'm asking for a second "War'n'Peace" here!) but it would be such an immersive and interesting watch, wouldn't it?

Thank you again for sharing your thoughts and life experience ❤️

It always feels unjust towards the actors working under so much pressure while being exposed 100% to rate under 5/10, so it is a 5.
There is a detached, unorganic feeling from the start of the drama, which never goes away, no matter what each scene is like.
I wholeheartedly dislike writing negative comments, but this was too weird a feeling to not share with fellow dramalanders.
So this is a negative comment written with much respect to everyone involved in the making of the drama.
Filmmaking is the hardest of Arts , and also too difficult an occupation from every working post; even with the greatest of efforts sometimes art creations, and things in general, don't work out as beautifully as people wished and strived for. But every try is worth it and worthy of our respect.

https://kisskh.at/803532-wo-qi-dai-de-bu-shi-xue

Xièxiè!😊🌼🌼🌼

Hi! I just noticed the More info link😅, sorry for the extra comments!

Synopsis copied!info link in spoiler above!

Song Jingtang, a former key R&D researcher at Huo's Pharmaceutical, awakens after a five-year coma only to face threats from her ruthless husband, who demands she act as a tool to showcase his devotion.
Over those five years, her research was stolen by an assistant, her son was raised calling the assistant "mother," and photos of her husband with his mistress filled her home.
Remaining composed, Jingtang feigns blindness while secretly gathering evidence of her husband's infidelity and asset transfers with her best friend's help.
Meanwhile, her former junior colleague Pei Du, now head of Huaxi Pharmaceutical, returns as her steadfast support.
From reclaiming patents to securing divorce and custody of her son, Jingtang leaves behind fifteen years of misplaced affection to reclaim her life, finally turning back to the man who waited ten years for her.

Thanks🌷🌷🌷
info:
https://www.reddit.com/r/DramaRush/comments/1wb5b33/after_fifteen_years_of_misplaced_love_miss_song/

subs:
https://www.bilibili.tv/en/video/4800685455317504
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=1bdnJsvV8Ck

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=OOB2zBMEGIk

Thanks for the review!

You are welcome!!!
Mind you, I didn't check the authenticity of the video, but it seemed real to me.

And indeed she did, in a classy manner too!!! I was shocked to learn that he believed that women should stay at home, actors, of all people, ought to have more understanding towards fellow humans, be they men or women.

https://m.youtube.com/shorts/vv5iWFKXrLs

I wondered too, just found it! It means "male chauvinistic pig"!😄
(She called him so in an old interview with David Letterman)

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=dOTfE6cgApU

Spoilers: TRAUMATIC SCENES
The story up to a point is light, the only heavy part being the FL emotional insecurity because she was an orphan ( but in her late teens, not as a little child).
Then suddenly the story starts to take a dramatic turn and tone, getting heavier by the minute while not allowing the audience to predict the future.
The FL traumatically loses her child during pregnancy, and the story shows all the process, gradually, from her first nightmare to her crying by the grave.
The scenes are too hurtful but very insightful and truthful in regards to the emotions during pregnancy loss.
It is interesting that although the medical explanation the FL is given is "pregnancy loss without a reason", the way the script has unfolded up till then does imply that the loss was triggered by the emotional attacks towards her (in my view the script does not just imply this, but it shows it with every possible means available).

There are also hurtful scenes with a wanna-be mistress who attacks the FL verbally; tge worst is after FL has lost her child, she hears brutally awful words about her loss.

Apart from all the above it's a happy ending, but it didn't really feel so to me, after all the trauma watched.

Well written, too hurtful.
info
https://baike.baidu.com/item/%E6%88%91%E5%BD%93%E4%BC%B4%E5%A8%98%EF%BC%9A%E6%96%B0%E9%83%8E%E8%BF%9B%E9%94%99%E6%88%BF/67726743

"I was a bridesmaid: The groom went into the wrong room"
《我当伴娘：新郎进错房》
ML: Andy Ko
FL: Liu Yanting

On his wedding night CEO Xie Ning enters the bridesmaid's (Wu Xiangxiang's) room by accident, mistakens the drunk Wu Xiangxiang for his wife and sleeps with her.
The next morning they are discovered by his wife-to-be, who soon starts to make Wu Xiangxiang's life miserable.
After a little while Xie Ning realises that he is in love with Wu Xiangxiang and starts to pursue her under the guise of compensating her for all the trouble his mistake has caused her...

Well written tragic scenes, too hurtful for me.

ALERT: Many sad and tragic scenes, verbal violence, see more in spoiler below (about ending too).