O amor que você me oferece

Awesome powerful cutie no words to describe both the lead they are fantabulous on their acting it's look real husband &wife and parents..I love you so much ziqi ur handsome very childish cutie.....so much of love for both the leads u both rocked I love you both..... missing u twooooo better do another drama I'm waiting watch u guys on another series with lots of love u both look like real parents how you took care of the child on both on&offscreen...killing..hero ur too cool I love ur acting man & ur bond with ur sister also very cute . Cindy cute sister. Quanquan cutie. Wang ywen cutie girl .

_The Love You Give Me_ is a heartwarming Chinese drama that blends romance, redemption, and family into a sweet, emotionally satisfying ride. Adapted from Shi Ding Rou's novel *Ni Gei Wo De Xi Huan*, the series follows Min Hui and Xin Qi-former lovers whose paths cross again five years after a painful breakup, only to discover they share more than just unresolved feelings: they have a son.

The story kicks off with a classic misunderstanding and emotional fallout, but what makes this drama stand out is its gentle exploration of second chances. Min Hui, now a talented R&D director, is strong and independent, while Xin Qi, a successful investment executive, carries the scars of betrayal. Their reunion is anything but smooth, filled with tension, vulnerability, and the slow rebuilding of trust. The presence of their son, Quan Quan-an adorable, sharp-witted child with a congenital heart condition-adds depth and charm to the narrative. His commentary often mirrors the audience's thoughts, making him a delightful emotional anchor.

Wang Yu Wen and Wang Zi Qi deliver compelling performances, with chemistry that feels natural and tender. Their dynamic evolves from guarded co-parents to rekindled lovers, and while the drama leans into familiar tropes, it does so with sincerity and warmth. The pacing is steady, the cinematography soft and inviting, and the soundtrack complements the emotional beats without overwhelming them.

Some viewers might find the plot predictable or the emotional confrontations a bit melodramatic, but that's part of the genre's charm. What _The Love You Give Me_ offers is comfort-a story about healing, forgiveness, and the quiet power of love that endures through time and hardship. It's not groundbreaking, but it's deeply satisfying, especially for fans of romantic dramas with a family twist.

If you're in the mood for something sweet, sincere, and just a little bit tear-jerking, this one's worth your time.

I gave this show one star and it's because of the little boy that plays the son. I was highly irritated with the female lead as she was very hypocritical throughout the show. I despise situations in which a mother feels justified in hiding the existence of the child from their dad. She lies to him over and over and defends herself, but anytime there's a misunderstanding she never listens to him, believe him or trust him. She would rather allow herself to be demeaned than reach out to her son's father for help. Rather than share her concerns with the dad, she tells the doctor. She confessed the entire situation to her friend and the doctor but forbade him from telling anyone. Every situation she thought only about herself and her pettiness with her son in asking who he loved more, when he asked about his dad, she tried to manipulate him emotionally and he called her out on being petty. It was poorly written overall to me but it's never ok to keep a child from their parent and lie about it over and over and justify yourself as though it's completely up to just one parent. The father can't make a baby on his own and neither can a mother so both have the right to know about the child and be able to be present in their lives if the parents aren't together. She's was too self righteous towards the male lead. The communication was poor among all the couples it's as the boy said, the adults couldn't just speak their minds instead of assuming the others could read their thoughts.

I don't agree with the prior review so I guess we'll have to agree to disagree!! I think this drama reflects a multitude of issues and rather than just key in on one, there're are also others addressed, specifically the issue in workplaces like sexual harassment on the job (which in some instances are still prevalent even though well hidden) & the message being that it shouldn't just be allowed and victims should be strong and stand up for themselves! It also brings awareness of heart/health conditions! Along with that is a very touching love story with added storylines and every instance was well acted with emotion that had our group in tears by the last episode! There's love, angst, humor, anger, sadness...and all of the gamut of emotions are very well acted by the cast!

I absolutely adore the 2 main lead actors!! Their chemistry is so wonderful and believable, as if they are truly a real life couple!! Great drama and I really really hope to see these 2 is many more dramas! Fell in love with their acting in Once We Get Married (awesome) and now this wonderful drama!! Now our group are huge fans of these two...we'll be watching to see their next drama!

The little actor that plays QuanQuan is adorable and one to watch as an actor as he gets older! He does such a good job now...can't wait till he grows up & see how good he'll be then!!

Everyone in this show did really well - casting director, much respect!! Very well cast! 👏👏👏

There's nothing particularly innovative about this drama, but it's truly enjoyable - even with all the clichés you can imagine. Yes, the story has its flaws, but I believe the show's goal is to make even the most absurd or shocking situations seem funny - and it succeeds at that quite often.

The presence of the child adds a lot to the series. I wouldn't call it innovative, but it's certainly a unique touch that works very well. The boy is surprisingly intelligent for his age and shows increasing maturity as the story progresses.

Despite its many plot issues, I think most of them can be overlooked because the series has a clear purpose: to make the audience laugh and fall in love with the family they've built. In the end, following this story is a very pleasant experience - especially if you don't mind clichés. In fact, it's the clichés that make all the difference here.