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I understand your pov. Truth is nobody is perfect - physically or emotionally. She’s marked as imperfect with her disability as a reminder to us. Imperfection is what makes us human. While you may see him as a simp, I view him as having the courage to love, patient, and understanding; all wonderful traits in a man.

hehheheh I cracked up so hard at this scene. I love Cui Ge!! He's so tacky and gullible, but sweet and sensible at the same time.

How cute is the scene that she compares him to a maverick lone wolf, just how she likes it even beyond the lions and tigers to which she was frequently exposed to in Shanghai. 😜🤣

Are you referring to the dead woman? If so, it's just a similar ring, not ZJ's.

ZJ has her own dreams to chase, whether that be at the top of her professional career or other life goals. I'm glad ZJ didn't give up on her dreams too easily. Those who dislike her character most likely don't embrace women empowerment and equality; but just dreamt of being married, having kids, and living life as traditional house wife. ZJ wanted more and as a modern woman, she deserved the opportunity to have more. In the end, I'm just happy for her that she manages to have it all.

I finally figured out why Li Xian is so hot. It’s his scowl. 😛😍

Even though he was mad at her and demanded she returned the engagement ring, he didn’t take his off. 😉 Awww, he was still so into her.

I neglected all my errands and tasks today just to finish WLIS. Now I need to do some work.

WLIS is a must watch. Such a surprising hit!! I'll be on the look out for this director's creative projects going forward.

Deep and heavy work just fine because it is indeed deep and heavy. =)

Totally adore Dr. Cui's character. He's such a great comic relief.

Eps 15/16 tug my heartstrings several times. My eyes welled up with tears. WLIS is inching up easily to 10/10 soon if it keeps going at this pace. Love the waltzes played at poignant moments, too.

This scene was so cute. You could tell he was proud to have a one up on his grandma. =) Love their grandma-grandson relationship.

The independent woman in me really appreciates how the author crafts Zhang Jie's character. She knows what she wants and she doesn't settle for less. She's dealt with major losses in her life (her dad and limb), and come to realize that life is short and uncertain. Thus, living in the moment and with positivity is her motto. Why dwell on sadness and carry on with a victim mindset? She knows she likes him, but she's not ready to settle and risks having their relationship turn into resentment later if she changes too much of her personality and dreams for him. Their 1-1 honest talk is so mature.

After today's episodes, I now know why ML chose to be a mortician.

He recently finished a Cdrama but I didn't get to watch it yet. I would get to it just for his cinematography and camera style.

Totally agree. The Japanese musician did a great central piece for In the Mood for Love. I think he also did a piece for Wong Kar Wai's 2046. The rest of the soundtrack is also amazing for In The Mood for Love.

I like Chen Fei Yu's performance also. He's able to convey a lot with this eyes and jawline. He did well in L &P.

Me, too! I was clapping and giggling...celebrating that FL and ML finally made it "there"...whatever and where ever "There" is in the relationship.

In The Mood For Love is also one of my all time favorites. It's such a classic!

Will Love in Spring's motorcycle scene in the tunnel also reminds me of Wong Kar Wai's Fallen Angels.

This drama is getting so good. The color scheme and director's creative angles remind me of Wong Kar Wai's works. Even the selected music is so awesome -- some songs have that slow, molasses feel to it. The leads are awesome with off the roof chemistry, and grandma is so adorable.