Fireworks of My Heart

I am not a fan of CDramas due to unrealistic fantasy scenes like flying/jumping or both male and female actors too much wearing makeup and most of the time gave me the feeling that actors are robots or children fairy tale animations. But with "Fireworks of my heart" I started watching CDramas and fell in love with dramas like "Firework of my heart" "Hidden Love" "Story of Kunning Palace" and I watched these series several times. Love is sweet was also good especially for love making parts. If Fireworks of my heart could have better love scenes, it could be flawless maserpieces. Yang Yang is great but he needs to practice more love scenes.

This C-drama is amazingly scripted to the real emotions a human goes through after the break up, but not giving up on the hope. This drama just doesn't focus on romance or love story but rather onto over all lives of lead character and people around them like family, colleagues, friends and professional circumstances.

Song Yan role is beautifully played by Yang yang. He is very polished in his character depiction, if you happen to watch his other roles as in Love 020, I belonged to you, You are my glory etc.

The over all family struggle, characters behaviour around those incidents, influence of a rich family and the burden of being adopted is all well put in the drama. Even though this is long 30 episodes, it doesn't look like a drag but rather every thing sums up at the end. There are no overly falling, catching up moments to create the romantic scenes. The love the couple had feels so real.

I would highly suggest this drama for pure realistic human lives if you don't mind the slow but rather subtle speed.

From the moment I pressed play on the very first episode, I was transported into a world of mesmerizing storytelling and stunning visuals. The drama's enchanting plotline and well-developed characters weaved a tapestry of emotions, pulling me in with each passing scene. The compelling narrative unfolded gracefully, taking me on an emotional rollercoaster of joy, sorrow, and everything in between. The characters were not just fictitious entities on the screen; they felt like real people, each possessing their own dreams, flaws, and aspirations. Their struggles and triumphs mirrored our own, making it effortless for viewers to empathize with their journeys.

I really enjoyed this series. It has great depth, a good storyline that is not predictable and yet anyone can relate to because it touches on so many aspects of life. Initially I found it a bit slow but I stayed with it because I recognize the cast is really good and love the camaraderie in the both the hosp ital and the fire services department. The life saving events in both departments are very real, well made and moving too. The romance between the two leads is a tumultuous affair as both have undergone pain and the series gives much room to develop their characters and bring them together again. All the side plots of the supporting cast are interesting too. A highly recommended watch.

The best thing about this series is Yang Yang, the leading male actor who does an excellent job playing the Fireman Captain in this Romantic C-Drama. I have seen him before in Love 0a20 which turned out to be one of my favorite C-Dramas so was excited to see him play another leading man role. The female led role was cast good to match him in good physical looks but the scripting for her could have been better as she was portrayed as being too weak to stand up to her unusually controlling mother. What professional woman DR can't see the love of her life for 10 years because her mother says so? A little unbelievable script. The valor of the fire department scenes and the dedication of the fire department team and the leadership of the Captain definitely is portrayed excellent, however the self-promotion of Chinese philosophy does appear in these dramas. Had to reduce 2 stars for the sake that in the end there was no wedding per se but a recital of the Chinese Soldier Oath (not even the fireman oath) near the ending instead. Strange ending for a love story indeed. But still worth watching if you like emergency scenes, rescuing, of course along with the rescuing there has to be a death and miracles too.

Another odd thing I just finished watching C-Drama "Here We Meet Again" which starred Vin Zhang and I noticed he was in this drama as a fireman too, so I wanted to see how he would do in thls role since he just finished a successful romantic lead role. Why he took such a back-seat role (cameo?) after just finishing so successfully doesn't make sense, but he does make a great fireman.