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Hidden identity - rich people pretend to be poor, love develops after marriage, jealous try to destroy the relationship.
Okay, so they are VERY different BUT the sibling dynamic is similiar, with a glass child and a disabled (autistic) sibling/cousin.
Basically, a sibling with a disabilty makes another sibling appear invisble to their caretakers. In other words, the disabled sibling's probems make the abled sibling's problems appear insignificant, which prompts the parent to 'look through' the glass child, instead of seeing them for who they are: a person /child with needs, problems, and mental health of their own.
This often results in unrealistic expectations, where the glass child is made a (secondary) caretaker of another child. In both dramas the glass child is younger and they love their sibling dearly but also can't help feel resentment for the needs that weren't/aren't met because of the space taken up by the disabled sibling and their problems.
It's often tragic because the ressources are few and the disabled child takes up most of them -- and the caretakers believe that the abled sibling is better off than their sibling, and thus are 'strong enough' to handle the neglect. The whole situation stems from love (and faith in the glass child's mental strength) and yet the glass child often feels either unloved, underappreciated, or invisble -- or all of the above. And they feel guilty for their resentment towards the situation because it isn't anyone's fault, it just is. The caretakers are trying their best, the disabled sibling is often unaware, and the whole thing just sucks all around.
The struggle is real and both dramas portray it well.
Basically, a sibling with a disabilty makes another sibling appear invisble to their caretakers. In other words, the disabled sibling's probems make the abled sibling's problems appear insignificant, which prompts the parent to 'look through' the glass child, instead of seeing them for who they are: a person /child with needs, problems, and mental health of their own.
This often results in unrealistic expectations, where the glass child is made a (secondary) caretaker of another child. In both dramas the glass child is younger and they love their sibling dearly but also can't help feel resentment for the needs that weren't/aren't met because of the space taken up by the disabled sibling and their problems.
It's often tragic because the ressources are few and the disabled child takes up most of them -- and the caretakers believe that the abled sibling is better off than their sibling, and thus are 'strong enough' to handle the neglect. The whole situation stems from love (and faith in the glass child's mental strength) and yet the glass child often feels either unloved, underappreciated, or invisble -- or all of the above. And they feel guilty for their resentment towards the situation because it isn't anyone's fault, it just is. The caretakers are trying their best, the disabled sibling is often unaware, and the whole thing just sucks all around.
The struggle is real and both dramas portray it well.
Both are fantasy romance chinese dramas. Main characters team up and go adventures together in both dramas.
Ding Yuxi as ML in both dramas. Both are also fantasy romance chinese dramas with sweet couple dynamics.
Someone gets transferred into a novel, that they wrote and try to change the original format of the story
both fl are transmigrated into a novel
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? Both dramas fall within the romantic comedy genre, focusing on lighthearted and sweet romantic relationships with humorous elements.
? In both dramas, the main characters start off with a history of knowing each other since childhood or youth, eventually growing into a romantic relationship. This "friends-to-lovers" progression is central to the plot.
? In both series, the female protagonists are portrayed as smart, ambitious women. In Love is Sweet, the female lead works in the financial world, while in Exclusive Fairytale, the female lead has her own personal goals and dreams.
? The male lead plays a supportive role, encouraging and helping the female lead achieve her dreams, while also developing feelings for her. They are protective yet respectful of her independence.
? Family plays an important role in shaping the dynamics of the characters' relationships, adding emotional layers to the narrative in both dramas.
? In both dramas, the main characters start off with a history of knowing each other since childhood or youth, eventually growing into a romantic relationship. This "friends-to-lovers" progression is central to the plot.
? In both series, the female protagonists are portrayed as smart, ambitious women. In Love is Sweet, the female lead works in the financial world, while in Exclusive Fairytale, the female lead has her own personal goals and dreams.
? The male lead plays a supportive role, encouraging and helping the female lead achieve her dreams, while also developing feelings for her. They are protective yet respectful of her independence.
? Family plays an important role in shaping the dynamics of the characters' relationships, adding emotional layers to the narrative in both dramas.
Her iki dizide ebeveyn çocuk ili?kisi ve zarar gören çocuklar, bunun ili?kilerine yans?mas? var. Üstelik erkek karakter her iki dramada karakter olarak benzer umursamazl?kta ve bencillikte
if i had to tell you you gonna see how there something sparkle between them but what they did? yeah of course keep it in silent and leave the other behind in the dark. while YNEH more complicated than it look while ALR is more nostalgic how their world together as a young foolish teenager who doesnt even know what is love, eventhough you know you just gonna swallow that shit because that was my precious relationship that i dont want to ruin just because i had more a feeling than just a friend
"Dive In", Minimax Original's microfilm for Cornetto China, depicts the young generation's viewpoints of love by dividing their various attitudes to love into 4 quadrants. Starring Golden Bell Award-winning Chen Bo Lin, as well as interweaving sharp, fresh humor and common-experienced nuances of love, this microfilm, attracts considerable attention at once. Six months after its premiere, "Dive In" has overwhelmed more than 3 billion Chinese audience.
"Dive In: 2013" has three parts. The first one focuses on Love's present tense, the second part on the past, and the third part, of course, is about the future. Part 1 – Love's exam paper stars Chen Bo Lin and Shao Nik Ko and is a continuation of their story from "Dive In: 2012". Looking at Xiao You and Ke Ke's relationship after they developed from friends to lovers.
"Dive In: 2013" has three parts. The first one focuses on Love's present tense, the second part on the past, and the third part, of course, is about the future. Part 1 – Love's exam paper stars Chen Bo Lin and Shao Nik Ko and is a continuation of their story from "Dive In: 2012". Looking at Xiao You and Ke Ke's relationship after they developed from friends to lovers.
No, it's not BL and many here will turn away in disdain without giving it a chance because of that but I cannot see how Dorm (Dek Hor) wasn't an influence on director Aof for He's Coming to Me, including things like use of music in both plot and background, a photograph and the human's name. It's a gentle, sensitive coming of age movie.
A kind boy who can see ghosts befriends and helps a lonely one.
A kind boy who can see ghosts befriends and helps a lonely one.
Nesses dois doramas as histórias fogem um pouco do cliché e contém personagens com personalidades fortes, os doramas abordam alguns temas sérios mas também contem muito humor pra descontrair
Dois cdramas com histórias de famílias super emocionantes com criancinhas que esquentam o coração
