Their chemistry/ relationships seem more natural, as are the kisses. And I think the characters are more mature in some ways, which I love. I also noticed that they are good at explaining stuff so that everyone can understand. xD I can’t say much since I watched only a few until now, but I can agree with the others. Me: As for me, I just started watching HK dramas, and I totally loved the ones I watched.
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Currently, watching a TV drama would always remind me of how TV has brought me up at hard times, also offering a time where I can enjoy something with my family, after a long day. This passion stems from my exposure to local Hong Kong dramas from a very young age, always turning on the TV at 8:00 and watching the sitcom with my family. Nevertheless, Hong Kong dramas are still my passion. However, this is understandable, as Hong Kong is a small city with limited resources. Ivansuen: Honestly, Hong Kong dramas cannot be compared to Netflix productions quality-wise. However, sometimes, I feel that their “point form “method did not give enough minutes for their emotion scenes to run and sink into the viewers. Total episodes are shorter than from China, and stories are less draggy. The angles of the car/vehicle crash shots, explosion shots and the fighting stunts are still very good and believable. I noticed that HK dramas now are focusing on police/detective genre, which they are really good at. Back then, I loved HK dramas because of the catchy storyline and very popular actors and actresses.
Karin: All dramas from HK used to be very long. Also, the dramas are quite short both in episode length and amount of episode released, which is amazing, especially when you’re busy. There are a lot of talking scenes where they explain right and wrong and how they do what they do. I think the best thing about HK dramas is the life lessons it has. I know the main actors/actresses as well as the supporting cast very well since I’ve seen countless works by them. Ness: Since I grew up watching HK dramas, it’s kind of like a nostalgia thing, lol. ) But this might give you a really good overview. Me: Hey, It’s Tine - the host of this article series.^^ As you can see we have lots of experienced watchers here. I also closely follow Hong Kong’s entertainment industry and am always looking into hot newcomers with potential, and try to share them with people around me.
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Ivansuen: Hello, I am just an ordinary student that watches Hong Kong dramas as entertainment when I have free time. Back then, we watched most of the dramas from Hong Kong, followed by Taiwan and Japan. It was a family routine every night after dinner that we watch a drama episode. Karin: Dramas/Movies from Hong Kong used to be very popular a long time ago. For HK-dramas, I lean more towards modern dramas while for C-dramas, I lean more towards wuxia/xianxia dramas. I tend to watch a lot of HK-dramas and C-dramas.
I grew up watching a lot of HK dramas (TVB to be exact), then I discovered K-dramas and C-dramas and Lakorns, etc. Ness: My name is Vanessa, and I’ve been watching dramas for 20 years now. ► These are the guys who’ll help me convince you today: :) I actually thought HK is the least-watched MDL country but turns out the watchers were just better at hiding, so I had to search a little.^^ By now I even watched 3 HK dramas already. )įor today’s article, I especially searched and watched an HK drama, so I can also share my opinion with you guys. We’ll be introducing all MDL countries in case you missed the one or the other.^^ So you are given a chance to fall in love with them as we did. Welcome to the 5th part of my Why you should try article series!
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