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I apologize, but it was you who actually brought this whole discussion to this page. And people have to respond because they are outraged by so much disrespect and insensitivity. You have already started spreading your poison of conspiracy theories, disrespecting the death of a human being.
And I wasn't just talking about artificial intelligence, as you know. But for your information, artificial intelligence started to become widespread from 2022 onwards, and YML died in 2025.

Excuse me, but you can think for yourself without spending your time writing about conspiracy theories and without any respect for the deceased and the family's grief. What interest do you have in knowing about Jin Ze's life and death? Why so much interest? This only serves to create speculation, which you are already doing. In a way, it's no different from village gossips, only on a more global level.

What's your interest in "finding out"?! What's the goal? Please respect people's pain. I don't know if you've ever experienced such sad moments, moments of remembrance, moments when we fought or hurt each other, moments when we should have asked for forgiveness, moments when we remained silent when we should have spoken to each other... .
The family has a right to silence and privacy. It's terrible to see your loved one being talked about on the internet and their lives commented on by nosy and insensitive people.

The family asks for respect for their grief over the loss of a loved one (and we don't know the process, we don't know the anguish, the suffering in life, what was left unsaid, the hugs that were left ungiven...),

"Misinformed people"?!! Misinformed people are those who cannot differentiate between manipulated or AI-generated videos and reliable sources; misinformed people are those who believe everything that little-known channels or those clearly with an agenda publish without verifying the information; misinformed people are those who read a "news" story about Yu Meng Long on one channel and then that same channel publishes another one on the same subject that is completely illogical and contradictory, and they believe everything! Misinformed people are those who watch a 2021 video of Liu Yuning crying on a television program because a contestant had been eliminated, and swear that he is crying over the death of Yu Meng Long.
Misinformed people are those who cannot differentiate between reality and fiction, and demand justice for Yu Meng Long without knowing the truth and without ever caring about him while he was alive.

I followed the news of Yu Meng Long's death. And it's frightening how people let themselves be manipulated by videos and images generated by artificial intelligence and how blindly they believe everything that aligns with what they want to hear, with their beliefs. Somewhat obscure channels used every possible lie, narratives that contradicted each other, for example, they posted a 2021 video of Liu Yuinng crying, saying that he was crying over YML's death, and thousands of people believed it!
And those who are out there writing about justice for Yu Meng Long didn't even know the actor, nor did they EVER care about the REAL PERSON and his health problems, nor do they know ANYTHING about the circumstances of his death!
They should leave these fictitious internet outrages and fights for justice and worry more about the people around them, contributing to healthy and meaningful lives.

You only show your fears and consider all scenarios when it comes to China. When the actors/singers are from other countries, you remain silent.
I was taught to respect the pain of others and to always remember that there are people suffering from the death of a loved one.
Speculating and "considering all possible scenarios" only reveals a lack of consideration for people and a morbid, unhealthy curiosity that needs to be fed through speculation and fake news.

Stop politicizing and blaming the Chinese government for these unfortunate deaths and look at your own country, where young actors/singers have probably also died. Unfortunately, the death of actors/singers for various reasons is quite common in the entertainment industry. The USA, UK, South Korea, and Japan are countries where young singers and actors die every year. Why don't you blame those governments?

It's interesting to note how differences in treatment between cultures lead to misunderstandings. I've been following Asian entertainment for a few years now and I've become accustomed to forms of address that normally refer to blood ties, but which are used to mark the socio-affective closeness/intimacy between people who, although not related by kinship, have strong bonds of friendship. So let's rest easy because Qing Ye and Xing Wu are not related: in China, as in the vast majority of societies, sexual involvement and marriage between blood relatives and relatives by marriage is taboo and considered incestuous.
And, if we pay attention, in most of our societies we also use words like "bro," "aunt," "cousin" in everyday language, in informal and more intimate social contexts. In the East, these words seem to be used in a more meaningful and serious way, indicating deeper bonds. But I've noticed that "ge ge" is used, in many contexts, in a way identical to "bro" in the West.

I read your comment and decided to do a brief "investigation," looking for older and more recent images of Ci Sha, and I don't see any difference in his facial structure. He might just be a little thinner...

Episode 14 made me cry, which rarely happens to me when I watch dramas. But the mother-child relationship is so vital and powerful... And let me say: tell your parents you love them, verbalize that love, act in love, and don't let hurt and resentment control you.

The first two episodes are available on YouTube.
The links are:
https://youtu.be/YwaO3_3qQeA?si=2L2lKSidtS6E_ZvM
https://youtu.be/xNizF7DBiGU?si=KsfUw_kBsVo688f9

Thanks!

Thank you! Because I was completely confused by the synopsis and what was happening in the episodes.

People are asking because the synopses for this drama indicate the exact opposite – lead couples would be Ju Jing Yi x Joseph Zeng and Chen Du Ling x Tian Jia Rui. So we're confused.

I've read the synopsis in several places and interpreted it as meaning the main couples would be Ju Jing Yi x Joseph Zeng and Chen Du Ling x Tian Jia Rui. But from what I've read here, that's not the case...
Edit: It was a mistake in the synopsis (thank you, @peng-peng).
Main couples: Ju Jing Yi x Tian Jia Rui and Joseph Zeng x Chen Du Ling.

This is also my personal opinion. I'm really enjoying the drama. It would be good if people would put aside ridiculous petty hate and pointless fights that try to make others give up watching the drama. Because, when a drama is high-quality, it always ends up being successful. It's not worth spending so much energy and time trying to bring it down.

Once again you are disrespecting and verbally attacking me, not only me, but everyone who thinks differently from you. You speak as if we are all ignorant, without critical thinking skills, and you are the only one who holds all the truth. You're the one policing everyone else! So I'll leave it at that, as I said, don't count on me for petty fandom wars or pseudo-defense of women. Our ideals and beliefs should not be defended with arrogance or by humiliating others. And you have a deep contempt for people who have ideas different from your pseudo-feminism.

What you wrote about other people's opinions is deplorable! There's so much hatred and contempt on your part, judging people you simply don't know at all!! Who are you to judge the character and psychological state of others, and even the actor, based on manipulated and decontextualized Reddit posts?! Haven't you learned yet how you can be manipulated and deceived? I refuse to engage in fandom wars and I refuse to judge an actor who, yes, made an unfortunate comment, but that doesn't make him the biggest racist of all. It's absolutely true that there are beloved idols – bands, singers, and actors – seen as perfect, who leave much more to be desired than Zhang Ling He. All this blind virtual militancy only harms us emotionally, unbalances us, and prevents critical thinking, besides distancing us from reality and what truly matters. Because, when it comes to acting in real life, to naturally and truly showing our humanity, we simply ignore others and their suffering, we don't lift a finger to help them, and we comfortably stay among our own, in our tribe, furiously participating in online harassment campaigns, and remaining very satisfied with ourselves – after all, we are perfection personified!

I'm from a European country, and what I can say is that, behind political correctness, racism is becoming increasingly entrenched—a deep-seated racism that manifests itself not only in words but also in everyday, and increasingly frequent, actions. It's frightening to realize that many people we interact with harbor these feelings, and even those who speak out against racism and express great indignation end up being racist themselves—they are paternalistic, treat people with distance, not letting them into their lives and relationships. And that's why I honestly don't engage in online outrage or cancellations of that kind. The enemy is much more dangerous and pervasive, and we have to confront it outside of social media, because that's where we show who we really are.