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It's a drama worthy of watching twice. Xu Kai's acting is too good to not.

Eight Hundred is Tencent though it has already aired this year.

maybe if you ever go through the kinds of trauma the characters in these fictional stories go through, then you will know if your body will have internal bleeding too, though you may not be coughing buckets of it

i thought divorce rates are high

she was feeling him out already when she took him to hear storytelling, she wanted to know if he will ever leave her

underrated was meant to be a compliment

I like her too. She seems to have a great life. She's married and had a baby by 34, and still acting in good projects. Many actresses don't seem to get marry or have kids.

well anyway, only if the drama goes into next year broadcast, would I think it is unusually long, because for whatever reason, Xu Kai's dramas take at least 12 to 14 months after filming.
Not every cdrama takes this long, many of the ones I checked on took 8 months.
Thanks for clarifying,

Turkish and Korean dramas work under completely different systems. They don’t face China’s strict government approvals, censorship reviews, or complicated licensing negotiations. That’s why their timelines are much faster. Xu Kai has said multiple times that the billing issue doesn’t bother him.
Strict approvals, censorship, and licensing negotiations make C-drama schedules unpredictable.

800 is a very good drama.

It never actually shifted — only the rumors did. There's nothing unusual for a Xu Kai drama to take 12 to 14 mos. to air (mid Q3/early Q4)

this drama is approaching two years since it wrapped

Chronic stress rarely acts as the sole cause of illness, but it is a massive catalyst and accelerator for disease. Research shows 75% to 90% of primary care visits are linked to stress.

Bai Lu used acupuncture and ancient Chinese herbal medicine recently because Western medicine "take a pill" didn't help her headaches but the acupuncture cured her

Google: "Clinicians no longer use the terms "split personality" or "multiple personality disorder." The condition was officially renamed Dissociative Identity Disorder (DID) by the American Psychiatric Association in 1994. Furthermore, psychiatric consensus states that the core structural fragmentation of DID forms exclusively during early childhood, typically before the ages of 6 to 9, because an adult's fully integrated identity cannot "un-fuse" into separate personality states when facing new trauma."

well at least 1 stars on Douban have declined from 50% to 20%. so there is hope it will be in the 6 range not 5 range.

this drama shows that no matter how strong you think you are, how invincible you think you are, you can break down too

early on, he said she could go free but that was before they consummated their marriage
she could still leave him and go back to the mountain without a divorce

Many famous figures were said to have gone white overnight
Marie Antoinette before her execution
Thomas More before execution
Sir Isaac Newton after intense alchemical experiments
The poet Charles I before his beheading

its myth based on real biological conditions
I know my sister said she was under stress, her hair literally fell out, she wore wig until it grew back.

to me, it's not doubt but shock, it's like a defense mechanism
there was another drama too that audience kept blaming the FL for blaming the ML and to me, that historical/political romance drama showed mental health too but not as the primary story like here and not as extreme case, though it showed several cases of mental health in a few characters; in fact it was done well, how the ML eventually helped her out of her depression even though he didn't accept her reasons, he loved her and needed her to get well, even if she was wrong to blame him, but the audience hates the FL for blaming the ML, so you can't always please the audience