Xia Yuan, a Shanghai girl, is the director of the sales department of a well-known brand. After her career was stable, she proposed marriage to her boyfriend, Song Hang Yu, who had been dating for three years, but he disappeared. Xia Yuan learned that Song Hang Yu had gone to Europe, so she gave herself a year to go to Europe to find Song Hang Yu. On the other hand, Hao Wei Lai, who had a holiday with Xia Yuan in Shanghai, was arranged by his father to work in Europe because of the bankruptcy of his father's enterprise. Ye Si Qi, a post-95s girl living in Shanghai, and Qiao Bin, who grew up in Shanghai, had a flash marriage and divorce. Ye Si Qi, who was hot-headed and wanted to pursue a new life, also embarked on a trip to Europe. Qiao Bin, who regretted the divorce, followed Ye Si Qi's footsteps to Europe The four met and went on the road together. This year, the four of them went to farms, yacht rental companies, wineries, amusement parks and other places to work. The four of them were inseparable from each other's conflicts to the end. Finally, Xia Yuan completely let go of the past and joined hands with Hao Rui to welcome a new life. Hao Wei Lai also accepted bankruptcy and re-entered his business, accompanied by Xia Yuan, and Ye Si Qi and Qiao Bin slowly got together again. (Source: Chinese = Douban || Translation = MyDramaList) Edit Translation
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- Native Title: 漂洋过海再爱你
- Also Known As: You Can't Catch Me , Southern Cross Romantic Notes , Piao Yang Guo Hai Zai Ai Ni , Nan Shi Zi Xing Lang Man Bi Ji , 南十字星浪漫笔记 , 不远的未来 , 南十字星浪漫筆記 , 漂洋過海再愛你
- Screenwriter: Wang Huan
- Director: Gu Yun Yun
- Genres: Romance, Youth
Where to Watch You'll Never Walk Alone
Cast & Credits
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![Cheney Chen in You'll Never Walk Alone Chinese Drama (2023)]( "Cheney Chen in You'll Never Walk Alone Chinese Drama (2023)")
Cheney Chen Main Role -
![Song Yi in You'll Never Walk Alone Chinese Drama (2023)]( "Song Yi in You'll Never Walk Alone Chinese Drama (2023)")
Song YiXia YuanMain Role -
![Xu Yang in You'll Never Walk Alone Chinese Drama (2023)]( "Xu Yang in You'll Never Walk Alone Chinese Drama (2023)")
Xu YangQiao BinSupport Role -
![Rachel Li in You'll Never Walk Alone Chinese Drama (2023)]( "Rachel Li in You'll Never Walk Alone Chinese Drama (2023)")
Rachel LiYe Shi QiSupport Role -
![Jason Wang in You'll Never Walk Alone Chinese Drama (2023)]( "Jason Wang in You'll Never Walk Alone Chinese Drama (2023)")
Jason WangWei Xue SongSupport Role -
![Han Tong Sheng in You'll Never Walk Alone Chinese Drama (2023)]( "Han Tong Sheng in You'll Never Walk Alone Chinese Drama (2023)")
Han Tong ShengChairman XuSupport Role
Reviews
WATCH AT YOUR OWN RISK
If there is a Season 2, count me out. My take? Terrible script, terrible acting, terrible drama as a whole. I loved the different countries and places they showed in this otherwise lackluster drama, but that's about it. If there isn't a Season 2, then shame on everyone involved in this kind of ending. Couldn't they at least have done a 15-minute extension? But I suppose this is to be expected from what I consider a bad drama. Good riddance everybody and I hope the actors get with a better script and director to save face from this disaster. One Side Note: I did love Siqi's gown at the entrepreneur's competition. BTW did they ever announce the winner?Some things I noted was, if they were in Australia, how come nobody had the Aussie accent? How come everybody is not in love or passionate enough, not even Siqi and her hubbie after they got married, to where there was more kissing amongst the couples? That in of itself makes it boring when it's supposed to be a Romance story. Why all the episodes before revealing Song, the ex, and then have him in one episode? Then why all the eps after, that were redundant and lagging? They could have cut it down to 24 and save the last 2 eps for the wedding and the runaway bride scare to be solved in the final episode. But then, that's just me. If you actually watch this, you will either love it or not love it. Me? I didn't love it. Especially the ending. Now to go wash out my brain and watch a better C-Drama to forget this one.
