This drama is so much better than "In The Name Of The Brother". That was just about the Nationalist party at Har…
Thank you so much for sharing the historical facts, I’m fairly new in Cdrama land. And I have been fascinated by they keep reminding their population of history. And it’s something I wish my own country can do. So generations to come do forget where they come from and that things can change at any minute, so everyone must stay informed and ready.
I heard briefly about how cruel the Japs were but didn’t know to these extent. It’s something that’s very hard to forgive, I understand.
Makes me wonder, if they aren’t preparing something behind scenes just for one day war breaks again. I doubt such cruelty will be destroyed completely.
What porn?Is no porn omgYes has some nudity and some scene but is not bordeline porn how might some said.Hm, happy…
“ What is pornography? For many people, any attempt to define the word pornography calls to mind the oft-quoted line from Supreme Court Justice Potter Stewart in 1964: “... I know it when I see it.” While compilers of dictionaries might wish to be granted such latitude in explaining the meaning of certain words, they are held to a higher standard. Pornography, which has been used in English since the middle of the 19th century, comes from the Greek pornographos (“writing about people who engage in sex acts for pay”), and initially referred to visual or written matter designed to cause sexual arousal, a meaning that is still the most common one employed today. Pornography has in recent years taken on an additional, non-sexualized, sense: one that refers to a depiction of sensational material (such as violence) in order to elicit a reaction. The phrase “pornography of violence,” for example, began to be used in the early 1950s.”
What porn?Is no porn omgYes has some nudity and some scene but is not bordeline porn how might some said.Hm, happy…
Answer on what is porn: “ pornography noun por·nog·ra·phy pȯr-ˈnä-grə-fē 1 : the depiction of erotic behavior (as in pictures or writing) intended to cause sexual excitement 2 : material (such as books or a photograph) that depicts erotic behavior and is intended to cause sexual excitement 3 : the depiction of acts in a sensational manner so as to arouse a quick intense emotional reaction”
I might try it in the future. Haven’t enjoyed any drama with Xu Kai that’s not costume. I think it’s because I first watched him in costume dramas, that I struggling to transition 😂🙈
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After starting cdramas and watching a few, I’ve taught myself to not focus on romance on stories about real history.
That way I enjoy the history and storytelling.
Then I ended up forgetting to go back after getting used to dramas in that period.
Please give me a spoiler about their relationship.
I get you.
You know how that can ruin everything by people who love to focus on romance than the actual story.
The couple loved each other but because of secrets they both had they couldn’t fully open up until much later.
Make google your friend sis or bro.
He has a strong personality and would in characters like the leads in Ming Dynasty and The rise of the phoenixes.
The subs aren’t bad.
I heard briefly about how cruel the Japs were but didn’t know to these extent. It’s something that’s very hard to forgive, I understand.
Makes me wonder, if they aren’t preparing something behind scenes just for one day war breaks again. I doubt such cruelty will be destroyed completely.
For many people, any attempt to define the word pornography calls to mind the oft-quoted line from Supreme Court Justice Potter Stewart in 1964: “... I know it when I see it.” While compilers of dictionaries might wish to be granted such latitude in explaining the meaning of certain words, they are held to a higher standard. Pornography, which has been used in English since the middle of the 19th century, comes from the Greek pornographos (“writing about people who engage in sex acts for pay”), and initially referred to visual or written matter designed to cause sexual arousal, a meaning that is still the most common one employed today. Pornography has in recent years taken on an additional, non-sexualized, sense: one that refers to a depiction of sensational material (such as violence) in order to elicit a reaction. The phrase “pornography of violence,” for example, began to be used in the early 1950s.”
noun
por·nog·ra·phy pȯr-ˈnä-grə-fē
1
: the depiction of erotic behavior (as in pictures or writing) intended to cause sexual excitement
2
: material (such as books or a photograph) that depicts erotic behavior and is intended to cause sexual excitement
3
: the depiction of acts in a sensational manner so as to arouse a quick intense emotional reaction”