Chen Qiu Shui, 20, and Wang Bi Yun, 18, fell in love before Qiu Shui fled Taiwan after the 228 Massacre, promising to reunite. During the Korean War, Qiu Shui met Wang Jin Di, a nurse who later followed him to Tibet, where she died in an avalanche. Back in Taiwan, Bi Yun mourned Qiu Shui’s mother and prayed for his return. Now in Los Angeles, Bi Yun sees through her adopted daughter's pictures from Tibet the final resting place of Qiu Shui. (Source: MyDramaList) Edit Translation
- English
- magyar / magyar nyelv
- dansk
- Norsk
- Native Title: 云水谣
- Also Known As: Yun Shui Yao
- Screenwriter: Liu Heng
- Genres: Historical, Romance, Drama, War
Cast & Credits
- Li Bing Bing Main Role
- Chen Kun Main Role
- Vivian Hsu Main Role
- Gui Ya Lei Main Role
- Chin Han Support Role
Reviews
Heartbreaking
It was heartbreaking to see the relationship between Chen Qiuyiu and Biyun torn apart. I found it confusing at times because of the flipping of time zones of past and present events. What perplexed me is why Qiuyiu did not search for Biyun in his home region when before they separated he asked her to care for his mother, and if only Biyun had left an engraved message at Qiuyiu's mother's home as to where he could find Biyun. Sadly, Qiuyiu had changed his name making it near impossible for him to be found.The acting by the main leads was spectacular and as usual Chen Kun does not disappoint, and the supporting cast was also good. The film lighting was rather dark that sometimes figures were obscure and I am not clear whether it was intended for effects or was merely the poor quality of filming equipment during that time.
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