The youth memories

I've been waiting for this drama since the moment it started filming, so I was looking forward to it a lot, but I didn't expect it to fall in love with it so deeply. It's really a great drama. All the characters have their own stories and struggles. You can't hate any character because each one has its own reason. It's a drama I haven't missed a second of. It's simply worth all the time and effort. No wonder it's receiving so much attention even though it aired yesterday. I'm looking forward to every next episode. Finally, thank you Xiao Zhan for choosing to play this character. I found a drama with amazing people.

BeginOmg,actually first I don't belive I like this drama becausethis is urban drama but after I watch first episode I understand this is not complex ubrn drama fill with all serious talk,There have lot of funny and romantic parts my heart feel very relax when I watch this after finish all I feel realy brutal because I want to wait next episode now,i can't wait this is very beautiful ,and under this beautiful story there have lot of meanings and I also learn some chinese valuble history and After watching few episodes I understand there have deep meaning even the poster. I higly recommend this all.

Each character has a distinct and vivid personality. There is a particular romance that belongs to this era. I enjoy the small details in the library, which add to its charm. Additionally, there is a sense of chivalry and temperament among the boys growing up in the 70s. They possess a resolute and passionate character, always pursuing justice and fairness. They are willing to selflessly sacrifice themselves for their friends and family, safeguarding that deep bond of affection. This spirit of chivalry allows them to display fearless courage in the face of adversity, never backing down. Looking forward to the development of the story.

Congratulations to actor Xiao Zhan for his outstanding performance, and congratulations to the film crew for reaping the deserved fruits of their efforts. "Life doesn't just stop at Thap Sat Hai, beyond it lies the vast world." Thank you, Xiao Chun Sheng, for coming and using your perseverance, loyalty, and kind heart to convince everyone. Farewell, Xiao Chun Sheng. Xiao Zhan will continue to explore different worlds, different stories, and undoubtedly achieve even greater success.

A film about the journey of adulthood and contemplation of the changing times in a man's life from his twenties to his twilight years. One might think it's just an ordinary story, but it turns out to encompass many tales of human existence and timeless moral principles.

A rarely seen period of Chinese history, right after the Cultural Revolution throughout the next few decades is shown to us through the ups and downs of the main character, Xiao Chunsheng, and the people whose lives intersect with his. Written and produced by people who have lived it all in Beijing, it has a very authentic feel that will give us a glimpse of China of that time and the huge expansion that ultimately followed.

The characters are individual and distinct, with their own histories, joys and hurts. There is no exaggeration in emotion or situation. It is a realistic portrait of humans who are struggling to make the best possible decisions in trying times. The director and scriptwriter have a delicate, subtle touch as they weave this story of showing us who these characters are and what place shaped them so.

Led by a great performance of the Chinese star Xiao Zhan, who masterfully depicts the maturation and development of Chunsheng, the whole cast gives an excellent performance while bringing this era to life before our eyes. They wander the streets of Beijing, fall in love, struggle, fall and get up after life inevitably strikes them down, all accompanied by a magnificent instrumental BGM that provides an appropriate sense of nostalgia. Give it a try, you won't be sorry.