Oh really! This isn't medical training, we don't care about medical credibility, we know that with a nail in the…
But isn't the thing that they can't actually do CPR the correct way in dramas, because doing something that even just looks like real heart compressions on a healthy person could be kind of dangerous? Mouth to mouth, sure, thats not so dangerous, and it's easier to make it look real even when you're faking. And treating wounds, that's veeerrrry easy to do correctly, except the wounds are just prosthetics and fake blood and if they did it right they would ruin the fake wounds... So they just dab ineffectually with a tiny swab or pour some hemostatic powder on it 😂
It's on WeTV under the name "Fourever You part 2", episodes 9–16
You don't have to watch the previous parts, but you'll miss a bit of context, like understanding who everyone is in the friend group and how they got together. But if you don't care about that, it's fine, there's not really any plot that carries over from the other stories.
To be honest the Korean-Thai series we've seen where they both speak their own language but "magically"…
It didn't look that way to me, but I might be wrong 🤷 Or he spoke them in Chinese but with a Thai accent, which would still affect the mouth movements.
To be honest the Korean-Thai series we've seen where they both speak their own language but "magically"…
I guess I watch enough C-dramas that I'm used to dubbing. And it's possible that he might not speak his lines in Thai but in Chinese, so there's a greater chance of the mouth movements being in synch. But I guess we'll have to wait and see.
Thank you for recommending this series but looking at this page for Not Yours. It’s a Thai and Chinese collaboration.…
From what I can tell it will have one Chinese language version and one Thai language version (mostly for the Thai audience, I guess). In C-dramas it's standard practice to dub all the voices anyway for a number of reasons, so Shogun's role will have a Chinese dub in that version (just like what happened with Achi's character in Meet You at the Blossom). He won't be speaking Thai when everyone else speaks Chinese. Or at least that's how I understand it from watching the trailer. For the Thai version I assume everyone with be dubbed in Thai.
Thank you for recommending this series but looking at this page for Not Yours. It’s a Thai and Chinese collaboration.…
Oh yeah, those Korean-Thai BLs. It doesn't work for me either, when they speak their own languages but everyone somehow magically understands each other it feels so unrealistic and I just can't immerse myself at all. I thought you were talking about coproductions in general.
I wish we had a version where we just pretended that everyone magically "understood" both thai and mandarin,…
To be honest the Korean-Thai series we've seen where they both speak their own language but "magically" understand each other seem super contrived to me. It just breaks my immersion completely
Thank you for recommending this series but looking at this page for Not Yours. It’s a Thai and Chinese collaboration.…
Wasn't the last Chinese-Thai coproduction "To My Shore"? AFAIK "I Promise I Will Come Back" was a Thai charity production but with both Thai and Taiwanese actors
The actors are from Taiwan, China, Hong Kong. Only Shogun is Thai. Actors from Taiwan and Hong Kong more often adopt English first names. C-dramas are usually dubbed even when the actors speak Chinese, it's just standard practice for C-dramas for a number of reasons. Some actors do their own dubbing, others are done by professional voice actors. This drama will also have a Thai dub for the Thai audience.
Those of you who can watch it on WeTV, which region are you in? Because I'm a subscriber and I don't even get a hit on the WeTV site when I search for it. It's like it doesn't exist.
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AFAIK "I Promise I Will Come Back" was a Thai charity production but with both Thai and Taiwanese actors
...although I have VIP but neither of the specials are available for me