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Both series revolve around a case that isn't solved and deal with palace politics. I felt on edge wanting to know what was going to happen with the next episodes. Both of them gave me the same excitement! The only difference that I spot right away was that The Longest Day in Chang'an had amazing cinematography and I love the coloring. Gotta admit it captived me on the first episode therefore I couldn't stop watching. I didn't know what was in store for me when I started both series.

Our favorite bear is back in 2021 with the sequel Higuma 2! It's more of all the best things about Higuma- cute ear twitches, relatable fails, and unexpected happenings in the daily life of a bear living in a human society.

Split personality is the theme
but in bad and crazy there are two actors playing the two personalities not just the same actors playing multiple personalities

tearjerkers about professional killer who hides his identity falls in love with girl but because who he is can't be open about his feelings

Both of the movies are about old people suffering from forgetting memories. Though Romang is about dementia but Salut D'Amour abou the main lead suffering from Alzheimer's. If you like watching Romang obviously you will like watching Salut D'Amour.

Hope you enjoy!

Both of the movies are of historical genre and are about pirates in Joseon dynasty. If you have enjoyed watching The Pirates: Goblin Flag you will obviously like watching the movie 'The Pirates'.
Hope you enjoy!

>> mistake identity
>> FL is also quite extraordinary and pays no attention to appearance
>> cosy vibes
>> workspace

The changing relationship of the second couple in Adult Trainee reminded me of the leads from FFMY. The dynamic in FFMY seems more sweet and supportive to me while the Adult Trainee dynamic keeps you guessing, but both shows are funny with great chemistry. Adult Trainee is really focused on the character's relationships, while FFMY has a broader message about working towards dreams.

Love beyond Frontier is a 2019 version to the Ubatruk karnkobfah.
The two dramas tell the same storie but Love beyond frontier gave some atualiztions to the original one.For example in the original the guy come from Japan,but in the 2019 version he come from Korea.The characters are the same but with some little differences to add more impact to nowdays.

Bothe dramas have one cop acting with a ghost in his head only or another personality acting on his behalf
both are packed with action thriller and funny scenes

The story of the prince that grows as a commoner without knowing his identity is very very similar. He lives a very hard life. At some point, he gets kicked to the enemy’s country. He also falls for a woman from the enemy. Bonds with his real brother without knowing whom he is. In both dramas, the fate of many characters around him is the same. At the end, becomes the king (according to historical facts).

ok, it's only 6 ep on Sword Snow Stride and I might edit this later, but for now : I enjoy this serie as much as I enjoyed Nirvana in Fire (and that's a huge compliment as NIF is my fav chinese drama of all time haha)

The mood is heavier and more "realistic" in NIF and the story isn't the same, but in both series you have solid plots, built stones after stones,and it's a real pleasure for the brain.
Characters are slowly appearing and they all are promising.

Both are set in school, but "Guilty Secret" set in first year while "Temperature of Language" set in third year. The protagonist (jinah and jisoo) both love to write and they upload on anonymous accounts.

It's also the same as having a transfer student privy to one of them. Also both have bullying from misunderstandings or rumors which traumatized one of them.

"Temperature of Language" has many conflicts and the problems of each character are made complex.
While in "Guilty Secret" the conflict is only verbal bullying.

Both also have a little romance and are easy to watch.

First of, both dramas have the same script writer and lead actor. The similarities don't stop there. They also have a similar look and feel, although Joy of Life is a bit more comedic. In both dramas, the main character is the one who moves the plot forward. He's unconventional and people often underestimate him. He can be both kind and ruthless.

Both dramas also show unconventional characters and relationship dynamics. They have big casts, and many of the secondary characters have fascinating personalities.

If you loved Joy of Life because you thought that it was a breath of fresh air in the world of generic repetitive cdramas, then Sword Snow Stride should please you as well.

Both dramas are about someone shooting a documentary about a couple with their ups and downs both from from high school days and from adulthood.