Jiao yang ban wo

I love this drama as it is about real life! This really happens people, Xiao Zhan and Bai Bai He are perfect in their perspective roles. I love the everything about this urban drama and it was well put together. It moved alonged at a perfect rate to understand what was going on too! The supporting cast is just wonderful and rounds out the cast making the drama so much fun to watch. This drama has a little of everything that the audience will want to see to keep them watching from beginning to end. I'm very pleased with this brother and sister romance drama, it's great to see strong acting put 1.

This series boasts a striking cinematic quality in its visuals, painting a vivid tapestry of imagery reminiscent of the silver screen. The storyline is refreshingly grounded, weaving a tapestry of realism that resonates deeply. Xiao Zhan's portrayal of a recent college graduate embarking on the treacherous path of employment is remarkably genuine. He deftly navigates the intricate balance between the inevitable challenges of post-graduation employment and an unwaveringly optimistic outlook on life.

Although the protagonist comes from modest beginnings, his unyielding determination to ascend the ladder of success shines brilliantly. One particular quote resonates profoundly: "You only get one chance in this lifetime, so always seek the sun." The male lead, Sheng Yang, embodies the warmth and radiance of the sun itself. He emanates a fiery passion wrapped in a gentle, tender embrace. Surprisingly, it's his softness that wields more power than any sharpness could. He possesses a resolute faith and crystal-clear objectives, much like any of us, but it's the subtle nuances of his character that set him apart.

These distinctions in Sheng Yang's character are what intrigue and captivate me, drawing me into his world as if he were a close friend. It's akin to the way one would follow a dear friend's journey with keen interest. As things stand, this series is undeniably deserving of a resounding recommendation.

In a world saturated with content, "Jiao Yang Ban wo"stands out as a shining example of the perfect marriage between a cinematic visual experience and an emotionally charged, relatable narrative. It masterfully captures the essence of our shared human experience while offering a fresh perspective through its charismatic lead character, Sheng Yang. Whether you seek an authentic portrayal of the challenges faced by recent graduates or a heartwarming story of determination and optimism, this series delivers it all in a package that is as enlightening as it is entertaining. It's not just a show; it's a ray of sunlight that deserves to be shared and cherished.

This is a genuinely authentic portrayal of life and the workplace. Amid the realism of everyday routines, Sheng Yang (Xiao Zhan) breathes life into the most genuine human experiences. These encounters have me eagerly anticipating the unfolding of the plot ahead... Adult life, starting from the moment leaving school, is filled with endless surprises and shocks. There's always something that will challenge your understanding. The tone here aims to convey is one of warmth and tranquility. The ordinary greetings and care in daily life, interactions with family, friends, even strangers, all deeply touched me.

I was quite amazed by Bai Bai He and Xiao Zhan's performance in this show, especially the scene where Bai Bai He was drunk, she really opened up and revealed her compressed emotions and hidden love that has been waiting to be expressed, it was a truly remarkable experience. A very good melodrama to spend you time with.

The show as a whole is a gem in the melodrama genre. It's a captivating journey through the complexities of love, filled with emotional highs and lows. The storytelling is masterful, weaving a narrative that keeps you hooked from start to finish. The characters are well-developed, and the actors' performances breathe life into them.

I'm amazed at how the director and producer and casts have decided to approach this drama, even though its an urban romance drama, it's so realistic and relatable, I like their approach of a younger guy wanting to date a divorcee which in some cultures is frowned upon, I like the workplace set up, which every working person can relate to some of the problems that goes on in workplaces, and the Sheng Yang's family drama which is also relatable, being a third wheel in ur parents constant fighting isn't cool, I wouldn't want to be in that situation again, so I can relate to Sheng Yang and as a woman who works with me and how some think, u are not cut for the job because of your gender and the fact that some have to obey you but looks down on you, I can relate to the female lead. I like how they portrayed her, she is vulnerable but not helpless, she is both soft and strong in how she handles her work affairs and ex husband. I can go on forever, I have a lot to say about the drama but I will give it standing ovation. It's a must to watch it, u will be surprise at how u learn one or two things in it, that will help u avoid certain situations u find urself in. Will definitely recommend it for everyone.