The winter solstice bank accountant Chen Yi Ping and the criminal policeman Jiang Han can be described as two unrelated professions because a treasury theft case has linked their fate together. After the police intervened, Chen Yi Ping actively assisted in the investigation. Soon Xue Fei came into the sight of the police. Seeing that the case was a bit eye-catching, Xue Fei suddenly committed suicide. However, Chen Yi Ping, who discovered Xue Fei's secret, decided to resign and seek another job. Unexpectedly, the day after submitting his resignation report, he received a mysterious floppy disk, the contents of which made Chen Yi Ping feel like he was sitting on a timed bomb that exploded at any time. Jiang Han has made significant progress in investigating the cause of Xue Fei's death. He felt that there must be a shocking conspiracy behind Xue Fei's death. The facts proved that his judgment was correct. Chen Yi Ping has embarked on a path of no return. In the middle of the night of the winter solstice, he was still in shock and only wrote December 20, 2002, in his diary. (Source: Chinese = Douban || Translation = MyDramaList) Edit Translation
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Cast & Credits
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![Chen Dao Ming in The Winter Solstice Chinese Drama (2004)]( "Chen Dao Ming in The Winter Solstice Chinese Drama (2004)")
Chen Dao MingChen Yi PingMain Role -
![Chen Jin in The Winter Solstice Chinese Drama (2004)]( "Chen Jin in The Winter Solstice Chinese Drama (2004)")
Chen JinDai JiaMain Role -
![Li Cheng Ru in The Winter Solstice Chinese Drama (2004)]( "Li Cheng Ru in The Winter Solstice Chinese Drama (2004)")
Li Cheng RuXue FeiSupport Role -
![Feng Guo Qiang in The Winter Solstice Chinese Drama (2004)]( "Feng Guo Qiang in The Winter Solstice Chinese Drama (2004)")
Feng Guo QiangXie Jia HuaSupport Role -
![Liu Min Tao in The Winter Solstice Chinese Drama (2004)]( "Liu Min Tao in The Winter Solstice Chinese Drama (2004)")
Liu Min TaoYu Qing QingSupport Role -
![Ding Yong Dai in The Winter Solstice Chinese Drama (2004)]( "Ding Yong Dai in The Winter Solstice Chinese Drama (2004)")
Ding Yong DaiJiang HanSupport Role
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Reviews
To the best of my knowledge, so good...
Even though when I saw The Winter Solstice a long time ago and when it had no eng subs (meaning I didn't 100% get all of what was going on), I'm writing a review because I'm surprised there is none seeing as it was this series that pretty much turned me back onto c-drama after straying into k-drama for many years. I was drawn into the TWS story, its acting, its mystery. I list story and mystery separately, because although you could say that a mystery can be the story, to me, the story encompasses the many individual stories of the ensemble of actors — it was their stories, which you could say all together were the puzzle pieces of the overall mystery that made TWS so compelling.It was the first time I saw Liu Min Tao, and even though her character seemed not on the up and up (villainous even), she shined in her acting (her acting prowess was further confirmed in her role in Nirvana in Fire) as a woman of power but who was conflicted by certain circumstances in her life. Chen Dao Ming was the starring wreck as the protagonist in a smarmy role, kind of in the way you can't keep your eyes off an impending train wreck, cuz he was the one facing many moral dilemmas, when he himself, was very morally ambiguous. In fact, what made TWS good was that it showed humanity in all its hopes and ugliness in all of its characters.
Not wanting to give away anything, TWS was suspenseful right from the beginning and it's from this beginning that you could see that there were many levels and layers of what was actually happening in those beginning scenes. I don't think it's because there weren't eng subs that maybe I didn't understand completely what was happening; it was because you could see from the acting that people were doing things that obviously had back stories so you know you can't take things at face value. All good mysteries come from a complex network of players and motives, which is all of what TWS is about.
