Guan yu wei zhi de wo men

I really love it, it's one of my two favorite stories (for those who want to know the other is the Thai drama - I said sunset for you/I promised you the moon). And I think this is because it is realistic and gives vibes without pretentious tension, the story is very good and not fast in telling but with good character development. First the two main actors and others also have perfect chemistry and the emotions are not forced but genuine and I feel like it's a story that could have happened somewhere near us. Not because it's bl, but because it's really worth watching, I definitely recommended it.

Wow. So this was something amazing. A while ago I sent a friend this message: "It's amazing, amazing amazing amazing perfect great wonderful and I've run out of synonyms for the word amazing." And I stand by my words. The interesting thing is that the series is filmed in Taiwan, but according to a Chinese book by a very famous author called Priest, One Chinese series based on a book by this author has already been banned in China, so I'm glad that Taiwan took the initiative to create such a wonderful work. It will be very difficult for me to say goodbye to this couple. I think this is the first time I'm sorry that it's not common outside of Thailand for couples to stay together and star in multiple series because Chris and Kurt are the stars. They played the roles of Qian and Yuan perfectly and put their best into both characters. Chemistry begets chemistry, tension builds, and sparks fly exactly when they're supposed to. AWESOME.

This Taiwanese series is a gem, a wonderful series that, along with the music, photography, and incredible performances, provides the perfect framework to showcase this tremendously human and profound story. It is undoubtedly one of the memorable series I have come across this year. This series tells a story of deep familial love, growth, and resilience where a clan of children survives and matures in love. It has fascinated, thrilled, and deeply moved me. The good script, direction, and excellent casting are evident. Actor Mao Di shines as the older brother who takes on the responsibility of caring for his sister and this child whom he embraces wholeheartedly as part of his family. I absolutely recommend it.

The film not only tells the story of love, but also explains the affection, friendship, responsibility and so on. I don't think he can only be classified as a romantic film, but more about the relationship between responsibility and emotion. It is very suitable for watching when you don't know what love is, even if you are not a Girls who like to watch men fall in love with men, so that you can learn something about love and confirm your mind. Completely divorced from the definition of bl drama, it will be more profound, profound and unconventional. "Unknown" is really a good drama, with a good plot and well-performed actors. It is a film suitable for anyone to watch.

Simply, one of the best shows you'll see this year. Begins with heartbreaking scenes of a single parent family suffering from the ravages of drug addiction, but then able to rebuild a family using compassion, caring, responsibility and love. When the now orphaned son and younger daughter decide to help, and take in, a young boy living on the streets, the drama takes on this wonderfully empowering story. It then develops into a truly heartwarming (and heart wrenching!) BL drama when the young boy come to realize his overwhelming love for his 'older brother'. How it develops to its conclusion is a remarkable feat of storytelling, acting, humor and sincerity. All handed with great taste, believable turns and twists and great satisfaction.

The actors are all wonderful, in their restraint, their pathos and completely honesty. Just a wonderful show.