I Want to Go Against the Wind

I am watching two of Gong Jun's dramas at the same time. I was attracted by his performance in another fantasy costume drama and decided to check out this modern drama as well.

The chemistry between Xu Si (played by Gong Jun) and Jiang Hu (played by Zhong ChuXi) is very intense. Their interactions are very natural and their eyes tell their emotions in every scene. I love the flirtation and slow burn in their relationship. Dealing with professional and personal struggles and responsibilities is very real. The storyline is solid and the story unfolds in a beautiful way. Gong Jun is such a versatile actor; he performs well in both costume and modern dramas!

Recommend watching the TV drama "Wo Yao Ni Feng Qu". As an audience, I feel respected. Both the actors and the production team are conscientiously working on a down-to-earth work.

This drama is set against the backdrop of the rise of domestic products and tells the story of ordinary people from different social classes who work hard to achieve their dreams. It not only showcases the hardships of real life, but also focuses on depicting precious friendships, love, and family relationships between people. While allowing everyone to empathize, it strives to teach us some positive attitudes towards facing difficulties, which can be regarded as a treasure trove in the workplace. This is what I believe is the profound significance of this drama, and it is also my biggest gain from watching it.

It is worth mentioning that the male protagonist Xu Si in this drama, as an "atypical boss" image, is real, natural, and unconventional. He was portrayed very convincingly by actor Gong Jun and is highly recognized by professionals in the workplace. It's even hard to imagine who else besides Gong Jun could portray such a vivid image of a financial elite!

I recently watched this drama based on a friend's recommendation. The two model-like main leads (Simon Gong and Elaine Zhong) are quite eye-catching. The plots of the first few episodes are very engaging and at fast-paced. I particularly enjoyed the last ten episodes because the plot is very attractive and atypical, unlike the conventional love relationship found in other c-dramas. The casting for "Rising With The Wind" is very good. The male lead Simon Gong's face, figure, and demeanor all resemble that of an investment banking elite. The female lead Elaine Zhong plays a character who lacks of business experience but refuses give up very well.

As someone who works in the financial industry, I found this storyline very realistic and logical. Audiences who aren't familiar with the investment industry will gain knowledge by watching this drama.

I was attracted by the previews available on social platforms before this drama being aired. After finish watching few episodes, I must say this is a very good drama, the plot is so different from other dramas, interesting lines and perfect pace. The leads not only good looking but their performance are superb! I was touched when seeing the female lead crying. The male lead is not a typical "cool face" bossy type investor but he showed his warm side when he saw the female lead in trouble. I like this kind of boss haha! And there are many senior actors/actresses too, all with very good acting skill. Must watch!

This is a story about the successor of a modern Chinese private enterprise. The story of Xu Si and Jianghu really happens in private enterprises every day.

In the past, for this group, people would only feel rich. However, they are using their strength to tear off the label of the rich second generation, because their career is really hard! Jianghu was originally the daughter of a rich family. Overnight, his father's business went bankrupt and his father died of illness. There are many problems in the enterprises in front of her: ageing personnel, outdated product styles, outdated equipment, chaotic management...

Jianghu is unfortunate. She lacks the support of her parents. Jianghu is also very lucky, because she met Xu Si. Xu Si is a talented investor, but he plays the role of an entrepreneurial gold medallist coach. He gave her the most rigourous requirements, breaking her illusions, but teaching her how to survive in the cruel market. This kind of mentor who helps female entrepreneurs wake themselves up, start their careers, and show their personal values is really fascinating. They fell in love during this period. The development of private enterprises requires the persistence of entrepreneurs, as well as the wisdom of investors and the support of the overall environment. I really see the value of this drama, so that the public can focus on the development of private economic entities and enjoy a beautiful visual feast. This rising second generation is really worthy of our understanding and attention.