Wo Yao Ni Feng Qu

Rising With The Wind is one of the highest quality modern Chinese dramas I have watched in the past five years. It has great cinematography and great aesthetics. The two main leads, Simon Gong (Xu Si) and Elaine Zhong (Jiang Hu) are fashsionable and good looking. Watching Xu Si is like watching a fashion show; he has a model-like figure and his outfits are very nice and chic.

I enjoyed watching Xu Si and Jiang Hu flirting. The love relationship between Xu Si and Jiang Hu is a matured relationship between adults, without putting aside their goals and career.

I was impressed with the ending and very pleased with the outcome. Xu Si is super charming in this drama.

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!

Before this drama was released, the intimate scenes in the trailer led me to think that it's a romantic drama. The story is actually well developed and paced well; it doesn't throw cheesy romantic scenes just for the sake of it. The plot revolving around the business challenges and opportunities under the impact of e-commerce is inspirational. I am pleasantly surprised by its high-quality production and strong acting cast.

Gong Jun is a handsome and charismatic actor. His portrayal of an elite investment professional has resonated with the audience. With a twitch of his eyes he can convey powerful emotion. He masters the nuance of emotional change - at work he is a decisive and objective leader while at home he reveals his vulnerable side as a son.

Elaine Zhong is a multi-award winning actress. After watching her performance in this drama, I understand why she has won acting awards. She perfectly changes her body language and mannerisms in accordance with the demand of her role. She is very natural on screen.

The seasoned supporting actors are also very good. They portrayed their roles flawlessly.

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.