1. "That Winter The Wind Blows" made me cry. Qiao Mei's acting skills are so good. I started to be impressed by the acting skills of the male and female protagonists and the supporting actors. The micro-expressions and zoomed-in shots are very touching. But it's really torturous

1, " That Winter Wind Blows " made me cry when I watched it. Qiao Mei and had good acting skills. I started to be impressed by the acting skills of the male and female protagonists and supporting roles. The micro-expressions and zoomed-in shots are very touching. But it's really torturous slowly. The plot progression is too slow and depressing. Even fast forwarding couldn't relieve the boredom, and I skipped to the last episode to see the male protagonist collapse. Seeing the dreamy reunion of the male and female protagonists. Like a dream.

2, " The Story of Bali ", "I don't want to give him my heart, just to protect my last bit of self-esteem..." Sad and entangled, helpless and sad, if all four of them had been brave enough to go there, If you take a step forward or let go decisively, everyone may have a happy life... Although it is full of flaws now, the male and female protagonists are really good-looking, with the kind of filters and makeup they used to have, and the ending is also rare nowadays. tragic color.

3, "Blue Life and Death Love", the earliest Korean drama, have you enlightened me? The finale really made me cry all my tears. The wrong child was deliberately exchanged to start a different life. I don’t remember clearly some of the bloody scenes, but I still remember Eun-hee and her adoptive mother taking a bath in a bathtub. At that time, my concept was at its peak. I didn’t expect the relationship between mother and daughter to be so good. It’s still very warm to think about it now. The one I dislike the most is my birth mother, she is selfish. In fact, when I watched it, I really hoped that Eun-hee and the character Won Bin and would be together, and at least they would be happy. Then it started the trend of various diseases for heroines in some idol dramas. When I first watched it, I really couldn't stop watching it.

4, "Sorry, I Love You", I don't understand why the female protagonist in Korean dramas likes to call people uncle so much. I feel that the male protagonist is not very old. What kind of culture is this? One of my favorite Korean dramas. I almost cry when I watch it. When I first watched this, I cried every episode. My eyes were swollen and I didn’t recover for two or three days. The uncle is so miserable. It’s so miserable. Beautiful and strong. ! It’s so cruel! Family love is more touching.

5, "魔王", 20 episodes, although it may seem a bit dragging, but this drama is not mainly about the subtleties and cracks of the case, but the entanglement and complexity of human nature. The Korean version took its time, and the characters and emotions were fleshed out and accumulated. At first, the Korean version of the policeman felt that they were average looking and evaded responsibility, which was annoying. After watching it, I felt that Um Tae-woong acted really well. The handsome Ikuta is a bit too young, and he roared so much in the early stages that it made him tired. Moreover, the compact plot of the Japanese version loses details. Many cases carefully planned by lawyers feel inexplicable without details.

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