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pinardenizs · 2 days
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Will Love In Spring 1.17
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ZHOU YUTONG and LI XIAN as Zhuang Jie and Chen Maidong in WILL LOVE IN SPRING (2024) dir. Liang Cheng
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ahsung · 7 days
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Did no one in Nanping teach you not to force a woman? What about gender equality? If you can kiss me. Why can't I kiss you?
WILL LOVE IN SPRING (2024) dir. Liang Cheng
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yingtan · 5 days
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WILL LOVE IN SPRING (2024) dir. Liang Cheng
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mostlyfate · 12 days
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WILL LOVE IN SPRING 春色寄情人 2024 — dir. Liang Cheng
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goodbyeapathy8 · 5 days
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Disability representation in dramas
Minor spoilers up to episode 16 of "Will Love in Spring" below.
Initially, this was going to be an appreciation post for the drama because episode 15 and 16 have been my two favorites so far.
But now, it's going to be part vent and part educational post about what it's like to be disabled because I made the mistake of going on MyDramaList and reading some ableist comments about Zhou Youtong's character, Zhuang Jie.
There were quite a few comments calling her character "toxic" for various reasons. And yes, I realize I am absolutely projecting here as another disabled person but that is PRECISELY why I wanted to address this nonsense.
No matter how much therapy you go through, society is a continual uphill struggle for those of us who have to live with one or multiple disabilities. Daily. People will judge you for something that is out of your control and it will hurt you. And sometimes that will make you hurt others.
There will be unhealed traumas. There will be traumas that get triggered, no matter how much "work" you do on them.
I am not an amputee, like Zhuang Jie. But I do have disabilities that have changed my personality and make me react in ways that do not seem "normal" or "healthy" to the able bodied person.
What I love the most about this drama is that it shows a very complex and nuanced portrayal of Zhuang Jie. And I think able bodied people are NOT used to this AT ALL because they've only seen sunny, "live laugh love" representations of disabled people in popular media. We're supposed to be strong and optimistic and be an "obvious" choice to be the perfect romantic lead.
She's messy, and that's what endears her to me.
Intimacy in particular, is a subject that media shies away from showing, especially with obvious physical disabilities. But I was so impressed with how they handled her issues surrounding her prosthetic and everything she explained at the end of episode 16.
People have told her she "only deserves" to be with someone who is also disabled. To be pitied. A man expressed disgust at her body and that was enough to close up her vulnerabilities for years.
Even the most optimistic person will feel the pain of having to deal with that type of judgment and expecting her to be completely open and "green flag central" is incredibly unrealistic and ableist.
It is especially complex to be able bodied (like Zhuang Jie) and then become disabled due to an event or illness. I wouldn't say one is harder than the other, whether to be born disabled or to have it happen suddenly but as someone with both forms - there's a specifically cruel aspect to being used to having something and then having it taken away.
Anyway. I am going to stop here although I could write a whole novel on the ableism of viewers when it comes to disability representation in popular media. (Please never get me started on Extraordinary Attorney Woo -_- )
I'm going to end this with... yes, Zhuang Jie is a fictional character. But disability itself is not a fictional concept and what you say about disabled characters is oftentimes a reflection of your internalized ableism and not some pert/accurate analysis of the character.
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01432853 · 10 months
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There is a Lover in My Hometown 春色寄情人 (2024?) - trailer
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exohoesworld · 7 days
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God I love them—their wisdom, their pains, their affection, their confusion, their hesitations, their dilemma
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lostinadrama · 4 days
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𝑾𝒊𝒍𝒍 𝑳𝒐𝒗𝒆 𝒊𝒏 𝑺𝒑𝒓𝒊𝒏𝒈 (2024)
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embracingfiction · 19 hours
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#WillLoveInSpring (2024) is a tender drama that teaches us how to die so we learn how to truly live.
It is like Tuesdays with Morrie - yet with a modern, romantic arc.
A review / thought piece, spoiler-free:
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pinardenizs · 8 days
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Will Love In Spring (2024)
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haeyeongs · 4 days
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WILL LOVE IN SPRING (2024) dir. Liang Cheng
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ahsung · 7 days
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WILL LOVE IN SPRING (2024) dir. Liang Cheng
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yingtan · 7 days
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WILL LOVE IN SPRING (2024) dir. Liang Cheng
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mostlyfate · 10 days
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Ask someone to help you when you get off. Don't force yourself.
WILL LOVE IN SPRING 春色寄情人 2024 — dir. Liang Cheng
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goodbyeapathy8 · 9 days
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Review so far of "Will Love In Spring" (ongoing Cdrama). Spoilers below up until episode 8.
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[Image ID : Actors Li Xian and Zhou Youtong are on a sofa. The man is smiling while the long haired woman looks up at him and also smiles. Title shows the name of the drama, Will Love In Spring.]
I'm glad I didn't let the poster influence me because I don't feel like it's a very accurate depiction of the drama.
Poster makes it seem like a very run of the mill romance. THANK GOODNESS IT IS NOT.
"Will love in spring" has unexpectedly been one of the best depictions of grief and death and life in a drama that I've seen. And I've seen many many dramas at this point in my life so, suffice it to say, it is incredibly well done.
Pros so far :
- Fair depiction of disability. Zhuang Jie is an amputee but there's just enough emphasis on the realities of living with a prosthetic (including the detail about her needing baths) without it being the ENTIRETY of her personality. Every drama needs to take notes on this.
- Blended family without drama. Although some may argue this is not realistic, I've become really tired of the exaggerated dynamics of step siblings/children/parents having manufactured arguments. He Shu is a wonderful stepfather while the siblings have an adorable relationship with each other. The mom is quite realistic as well, tough but loving.
- Interesting career choices - there's definitely morbid aspects of the hybrid mortician/embalmer job of Chen Maidong but that's not the main point. Yes, he's seen a lot of death and grieving but it also dictates how he views life and how to live life, with respect towards the dead
Cons (sort of) :
- This is not a con for me but I think some people may find the pacing very slow. To me, this is a VERY deliberate choice. It's a tried and true slice of life drama, not a romance. You'll be disappointed if you go into it with the expectations of a romance but I think you'll be pleasantly surprised at the many details that show what life is like in Nanping
- There's a LOT of death and discussions around it. This is not a con for me but I do tend to avoid hurt/comfort. I literally cried for an entire hour during episode 7 and my dogs were Very Concerned lol
- My actual one 'con' is that there's some very obvious nationalism that seeps in, especially regarding the push for the younger generation to return to "smaller" hometowns like Nanping instead of staying in cities like Shanghai/Beijing etc. To me, this shows a lot of government influence if not general Chinese nationalism vs a natural flow in the drama. There's definitely manufactured nostalgia that tends to be jarring but I've been ignoring that for the most part.
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I do need to go and rewatch some episode of ShenLi because my chest still feels really spicy after watching episode 7 and 8 LOL So I'll get back to my thoughts on that but I hope other people give this new drama a shot.
Last but not least is a shoutout to legit the entire cast for their well-seasoned acting. Augh. Definitely a big reason why the drama is making a big impact on me.
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