I have just recently finished rewatching Reset a 2022 chinese drama, this drama has always reminded me of how beautiful it is to always be there for others even at the risk of one's own life. Are there any other dramas out there that particularly focuses on being there for others.......
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Has anyone else noticed this in historical C-dramas?
Whenever the characters are on the run, they'll catch a fish, rabbit, or bird, build a fire, and cook it... but they almost never actually eat it. 😭
For example, in Legend of Yunxi, Yunxi cooks a fish, but the scene ends before anyone really eats it. In other dramas, they'll hunt a rabbit or a bird, then spend the rest of the scene talking, and the food is never touched.
I've started noticing this so often that I can't unsee it. 😂 Is there a reason for it? Is the food just a prop that's not safe or pleasant to eat after filming, or is it simply done to save screen time? Or am I the only one who's noticed this?
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