ep 32 is the paper cutting usually used in weddings or celebrations
Could it be a coronation celebration? Because there is a behind the scenes and a photo showing Jing He in the emperor's outfit, the outfit that has a hat and some strips with beads hanging from the hat (and he also has a beard). https://mydramalist.com/photos/4ekV0K_3
Its already explained its a marriage of convenience. Yue Qin helped her escape the capital by taking her as his…
You were clear. I know we'll only understand by watching the episodes. This drama is as if it tells several phases of the characters' lives, in which they themselves are remodeled.
I know I'm commenting here too soon but as of now I really enjoy the show. Although most of the criticism here…
What a wonderful interpretation of the drama you have given us now. I had forgotten about this comment by the directors in the special video from the end of the drama's filming (about the humanity of the characters). And all your observations above, all very perceptive, opening up the range of our interpretation of the drama.👏👏👏👏✍️
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"Spring Flower Flame" starring Liu Xueyi has recently maintained an S+ rating on Yunhe Data, and the broadcast volume is estimated to exceed 20 million on the 25th, which is quite eye-catching considering its broadcast time and broadcast method. https://m.weibo.cn/detail/5094312587034941
Full calendar.: https://mydramalist.com/photos/mOngr1_3 Figures in the calendar: ep 24: the dragon seeds? Are they the ones that Mei Lin loves to make the cakes with? Or are they the seeds of the medicine that soothes the poison in Mei Lin's body (and now in Jing He's body too)? ep 25-26- a bag of fireflies and the mask of the shadow master? (what will happen in these episodes?). ep 27- the figure of the emblem that Mei Lin made for Yue Qin stained with blood? ep 28- the whip and the flower petals (the most famous scene in the book). ep 29- The jade flowers (which are on Mei Lin and Jing He's wedding clothes) and which in fact (in the book) could cure them. ep 30- A flame from a bonfire? What does this mean? The war shown in the trailer with Jing He dressed as a general and Mei Lin in the tower wearing a yellow dress and being hugged by him? There will still be a war in this drama. Just like her waiting for him at the city gates, wearing the same yellow dress and he arrives from the war with his general's armor. ep 31 - A stick of dynamite. The war continues? ep 32 - The design of an emblem? (is it the symbol of him being crowned emperor?)
Its already explained its a marriage of convenience. Yue Qin helped her escape the capital by taking her as his…
Maybe that's right. But... there's a BTS of the two of them with those same red clothes, he getting off the carriage, and she waiting for him near the carriage very happily. (Could this be a dream?). Or could it be, after this moment, in bed, maybe he thought about killing himself? (These scenes are very confusing). I'll only understand when I watch the episodes.
In episode 28 (as the figure shows in the episode calendar), I think we will have a true representation of "madness"…
melis04 @eliteles1 Hide Spoiler Whip scene. Do you mean where she is lying under the flowers or what?
eliteles1 VIP Hide Spoiler I call it the cemetery scene because it was described that way in the book. He even digs her up and whips her body (although in the book she isn't actually there). But in the drama (this was much better). It's Mei Lin in this place of death, because for Jing He it's like a cemetery. He finds her under the petals, he thinks she's dead. He whips the petals (in the drama), as if it were a way to dig her up, but in reality the whip didn't touch her body. But (from the trailers) when he finds her under the petals he won't know that she looks dead, but she's not (I think he'll walk around the city with her, pretending she's alive). This will be a representation of his desperation, believing she's dead. From the BTS (he'll take her near a tree) and take care of her, thinking she's dead. From the trailer (he'll walk around the city) and sit with her leaning on his shoulder, and drink inconsolably. It will be a representation of madness and of someone who cannot accept losing the woman he loves (in a way that for him is irreversible).
Liu Xue Yi continues by saying that his character, Jing He, is crazy. And here again, it will be a moment of madness for the character. But in this madness, he is showing his love.
In episode 28 (as the figure shows in the episode calendar), I think we will have a true representation of "madness" and love. And that well represents the characteristics of this drama.⬇️
Its already explained its a marriage of convenience. Yue Qin helped her escape the capital by taking her as his…
I call it the cemetery scene because it was described that way in the book. He even digs her up and whips her body (although in the book she isn't actually there). But in the drama (this was much better). It's Mei Lin in this place of death, because for JIng He it's like a cemetery. He finds her under the petals, he thinks she's dead. He whips the petals (in the drama), as if it were a way to dig her up, but in reality the whip didn't touch her body. But (from the trailers) when he finds her under the petals he won't know that she looks dead, but she's not (I think he'll walk around the city with her, pretending she's alive). This will be a representation of his desperation, believing she's dead. From the BTS (he'll take her near a tree) and take care of her, thinking she's dead. From the trailer (he'll walk around the city) and sit with her leaning on his shoulder, and drink inconsolably. It will be a representation of madness and of someone who cannot accept losing the woman he loves (in a way that for him is irreversible). Liu Xue Yi continues by saying that his character, Jing He, is crazy. And here again, it will be a moment of madness for the character. But in this madness, he is showing his love.
Yes, the choice of the main couple was perfect. And everything he says about the flower, when we hear it, we "believe" that he is talking about her. But... we feel the resonance in what he lives, as if he were that flower too. When in the field, they need to explain to each other: what kind of husband or wife each would like to have (we believe the description that each of them makes of each other (hiddenly). I don't believe that anyone could interpret this couple, only the two of them.
Its already explained its a marriage of convenience. Yue Qin helped her escape the capital by taking her as his…
In the book, Luo Mei is in love with Jing He but never says yes to his requests to have her. But Luo Mei is still jealous when she realizes that Jing He's heart has been won by Mei Lin. It is this (in the book) that makes her furious (in the book) and tries to kill Mei Lin. PS: But (in the drama), Luo Mei is a fair and upright person, an honorable female general. (The complaint of many here is that it was inconsistent for her to forget so quickly the love she had since childhood for Jing He, and fall in love with the Prince. PS: The whip scene in the cemetery is in the drama. Jing He will find (what he thinks is Mei Lin dead body) in the cemetery (but she is actually in a coma). She will be in a coma for a whole year.
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https://youtu.be/KTk1hmU4NT0
https://mydramalist.com/photos/4ekV0K_3
And all your observations above, all very perceptive, opening up the range of our interpretation of the drama.👏👏👏👏✍️
1 hour ago from Weibo Web Edition
"Spring Flower Flame" starring Liu Xueyi has recently maintained an S+ rating on Yunhe Data, and the broadcast volume is estimated to exceed 20 million on the 25th, which is quite eye-catching considering its broadcast time and broadcast method.
https://m.weibo.cn/detail/5094312587034941
Figures in the calendar:
ep 24: the dragon seeds? Are they the ones that Mei Lin loves to make the cakes with? Or are they the seeds of the medicine that soothes the poison in Mei Lin's body (and now in Jing He's body too)?
ep 25-26- a bag of fireflies and the mask of the shadow master? (what will happen in these episodes?).
ep 27- the figure of the emblem that Mei Lin made for Yue Qin stained with blood?
ep 28- the whip and the flower petals (the most famous scene in the book).
ep 29- The jade flowers (which are on Mei Lin and Jing He's wedding clothes) and which in fact (in the book) could cure them.
ep 30- A flame from a bonfire? What does this mean? The war shown in the trailer with Jing He dressed as a general and Mei Lin in the tower wearing a yellow dress and being hugged by him? There will still be a war in this drama. Just like her waiting for him at the city gates, wearing the same yellow dress and he arrives from the war with his general's armor.
ep 31 - A stick of dynamite. The war continues?
ep 32 - The design of an emblem? (is it the symbol of him being crowned emperor?)
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Whip scene. Do you mean where she is lying under the flowers or what?
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I call it the cemetery scene because it was described that way in the book. He even digs her up and whips her body (although in the book she isn't actually there).
But in the drama (this was much better). It's Mei Lin in this place of death, because for Jing He it's like a cemetery. He finds her under the petals, he thinks she's dead. He whips the petals (in the drama), as if it were a way to dig her up, but in reality the whip didn't touch her body. But (from the trailers) when he finds her under the petals he won't know that she looks dead, but she's not (I think he'll walk around the city with her, pretending she's alive). This will be a representation of his desperation, believing she's dead. From the BTS (he'll take her near a tree) and take care of her, thinking she's dead. From the trailer (he'll walk around the city) and sit with her leaning on his shoulder, and drink inconsolably. It will be a representation of madness and of someone who cannot accept losing the woman he loves (in a way that for him is irreversible).
Liu Xue Yi continues by saying that his character, Jing He, is crazy. And here again, it will be a moment of madness for the character. But in this madness, he is showing his love.
But in the drama (this was much better). It's Mei Lin in this place of death, because for JIng He it's like a cemetery. He finds her under the petals, he thinks she's dead. He whips the petals (in the drama), as if it were a way to dig her up, but in reality the whip didn't touch her body. But (from the trailers) when he finds her under the petals he won't know that she looks dead, but she's not (I think he'll walk around the city with her, pretending she's alive). This will be a representation of his desperation, believing she's dead. From the BTS (he'll take her near a tree) and take care of her, thinking she's dead. From the trailer (he'll walk around the city) and sit with her leaning on his shoulder, and drink inconsolably. It will be a representation of madness and of someone who cannot accept losing the woman he loves (in a way that for him is irreversible).
Liu Xue Yi continues by saying that his character, Jing He, is crazy. And here again, it will be a moment of madness for the character. But in this madness, he is showing his love.
When in the field, they need to explain to each other: what kind of husband or wife each would like to have (we believe the description that each of them makes of each other (hiddenly). I don't believe that anyone could interpret this couple, only the two of them.
PS: But (in the drama), Luo Mei is a fair and upright person, an honorable female general. (The complaint of many here is that it was inconsistent for her to forget so quickly the love she had since childhood for Jing He, and fall in love with the Prince.
PS:
The whip scene in the cemetery is in the drama. Jing He will find (what he thinks is Mei Lin dead body) in the cemetery (but she is actually in a coma). She will be in a coma for a whole year.