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bts
TSY: "is it better if I tip toe?"
Director: "because he's too tall"
XK: "this is blaming me?"

Critics say one has to shut off their brains to have fun with this drama but that can't be farther from the truth because if anything this drama makes a person think about a lot of different things even long after, you're still thinking

Any Chinese costume drama when you see someone defy gravity and fly cannot be taken too seriously. Just enjoy it for its entertainment. In this drama, the Duke can fly.

Close-up shots can be powerful in conveying emotion by capturing the nuances of emotions in those subtle facial expressions, allowing viewers to connect more deeply with the character. These close-up shots were particularly impactful for the actor who portrayed SYR because his eyes are able to express so much that it draws you into his character.

you are right Bing translation is good. So instead of "cultured", Bing translated it to "accomplished" which makes more sense.

No one can be busier than Ji Xing

Don't you think that was also Ji Xing's love for Shao Yichen? She was passionate about her work but at the same time, he held a special place in her heart; yet, it was not enough for Shao Yichen, He needed more of her time. Isn't this the same as what Han Ting is saying to Ji Xing that he's going to always have other interests besides her, but as far as loving someone, she's only one in his heart.

Also, this girl who participated praised Xu Kai. It's always nice to see Xu Kai get credit because he is so humble
Super excellent teacher #XuKai is polite and respectful to all staff
https://x.com/xukaidaily7/status/1807063931938361455/photo/1

This post has nothing to do with ABAY but I love this Xu Kai look from 2019, so Hollywood. His English is sexy, too, just like his Cantonese. He never realized how many fans he was accumulating overseas. Notice how he tried to not laugh as he said fans from all over the world, he thought it was a joke, he didn't' believe it himself. His genuine surprise and lack of pretense make him relatable to fans.

https://x.com/i/status/1736426514940580016

In the trailer there is a line that has very poor translation, "I can't guarantee that you are the only one in my life, but I can guarantee that you are the only one in my love."

a user on twitter explained it well:
"HanTing can't promise that his entire life revolves exclusively around JX. But he promises that within the part of love, JX holds a singular & exclusive place. In other words, HT may have other aspects in his life, but when it comes to love, JX is the sole focus & priority."

Did you see the praise written by his stylist for National Treasure?
"From the bottom of my heart, Xu Kai is one of the best and most cultured actors I have ever worked with. Actors like Xu Kai have a positive impact on many people and bring positive energy to everyone!"
https://x.com/XuKai_Soso0305/status/1806923278705123516/photo/1

#1 Drama of 2024

Those two ludicrous, mischievous, foolish maids acting like clowns with their playful yet competitive and devious banters, when Jian LI returned home does have a touch of Shakespeare comedy the way they acted especially with each other. I wonder if this director is a fan of Shakespeare. Shakespeare plays are famous for disguises and mistaken identities, tragedies and sad endings, and even supernatural, uncanny, and eerie.

All you have to know is that he was standing there in defiance with the pendant firmly in his mouth. Only if the pendant is on the ground is it a sad ending.
Some say we don't need Ep 40 but the pendant is very meaningful and significant to the heroine. She pawned it to help her husband become a scholar, there was that scene she went to get it back but Duke got of it first, she gave it to him on their wedding night, etc. Does anyone know what other scenes or why is the pendant so significant in this drama? It was given to her by her mother but what does it symbolize?

Chinese dramas are like that. It's so time consuming to watch between having to read the text on the screen and missing their facial expressions, rewatching for it, and taking notes of lines that you know are clues and foreshadowing, and some clues are easily missed because you don't really know the plot, especially in The Double which is full of twists and turns. There are even unspoken subtle clues that if missed can cause you to misunderstand or confused. The Double is so rich that is should be rewatch at least one more time.

When the director was directing the actress who played Princess Wanning, he referred to "Shakespeare" which is full of comedy and tragedies.

Yu Zheng also pointed out like I did, that if you can believe in the beginning that she could defy death from being buried alive, then you can also believe he survived the war.

She never was staring off at the rider (if she did, then it would become ambiguous as possibly hallucination) until the rider approached and she suddenly hear the sound of hoofs, only then did she turned her head, and her face was instant shock or that look of 'Oh!' I'm probably the only person that loves the ending. The director has an artistic flair to create moods. I'm not taking away from the acting either. There has to be synergy between cast, acting, writing, and the director.

Their poses together whether sitting or standing are meticulously executed, gives the feeling that they are custom made for each other, creating a sense of harmony.

It is reported that Xu Kai's character Han Ting exceeds 5 million in Tencent heat value characters popularity.