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"Qi" means chess in Chinese. There are the weiqi or wei qi (GO), and xiangqi or xiang qi (very similar to the international chess).

It's always referred to as chess because of the character "qi" in "Weiqi"; "Qi" in Chinese means chess.

Não entendo português, então traduzo sua análise no google.

Eu concordo totalmente com o que você fala sobre esse drama, principalmente sobre a idade dos atores. Acho que são muito apropriados e convincentes. Muitos atores mais jovens teriam tornado a princesa mimada (Awu) muito malcriada e irritante, mas Zhang Zi Yi torna seu personagem adorável e elegante.

Espero que o Google não tenha traduzido mal nada do que estou tentando dizer. Bravo para sua revisão!

People these days are very used to young faces, the younger the better, especially if these are idols. Therefore, they don't mind having a baby looking face acting as a fearsome general. They're also not so much concerned about acting skills - for them, anyone can act and can sing. What an insult to those actors and singers who have spent years honing their skills.

Worse, she cohorts with Jing'er (Wang Xuan's maid) who is lovesick and dumb .... :(

Try this:
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LOL! My eyes are tired now after rolling them so much :D

Yeah, I was watching until the Capitol siege happened. I was so mad. Then I have been catching up with The Rebel Princess. Yes, we'll move on to other page together with our friend PBG.

Bravo to another great review. You're so thorough and have really done your home work. A+++++

Talking about ages of the actors and the roles they play, wait till you watch the recent Qin Dynasty Epic. The actor Zhang Lu Yi who is 40, plays a 13 year old Qin Shi Huang. That's a long stretch. However, Tan Song Yun who is 30, plays a 15 year old teenager in Go Ahead is pretty convincing.

I also notice, even at 15 of age, being adored by all (and spoiled), A'Wu doesn't come across as bratty. Had the role being acted by a younger actor, I believe the effect would have been totally different (haven't we seen all these annoying bratty princesses). After her marriage, she matures fast. I love the way he tells her everything even the truth hurts, unlike in many other dramas, "better keeping the truth from her for her own good" stuff. He shows his love by action, not through flowery words.

Hahaha, sure the long title is better than the "....whatever love ....". Actually I'm talking about the pinyin of the title, "Wu Lin Mi An Zhi Mei Ren Tu Jian". Until today, I still can't remember it when I try to search it :D

The storyline is not too bad, but the screen play, script writing, acting, special effects, and almost everything else, are poorly executed.

It's good if you can look pass the ages of the main actors. Many viewers criticize their ages, some even criticize their plain look. For me, I love how they look and how they act. The story is intriguing too.

It's a wedding not of her choice, of course, she's not happy.

Wow! Amazing research. So riveting! Thanks so much!

Which era was this?

LOL! Hope it didn't keep you awake :D Trade this drama for The Wolf or the currently airing The Rebel Princess. Perhaps this way, you can save your TV or computer XD

I want to kill my TV already.

This drama is so good. For once, we're watching REAL actors instead of flower boys and girls. The story is intriguing. The acting is beyond good. The cinematography is breath-taking. For a long time, I feel I'm relishing a 68 episode drama. Can't wait for the next episode airing.