Only made it through one episode. It always baffles me why Beijing-set dramas insist on portraying *this* type of man as a representative figure: he has no income, his views are outdated, yet he still lords over the household, bossing everyone around, expecting absolute obedience. Seriously, why?!

The misogyny in the comments is way too high. This movie also satirizes people just like you, who stand on a moral high ground.

Far better than I expected! Daniel Radcliffe is a five-star standout! Both he and Zoe Kazan are incredibly cute and share amazing chemistry. Adam Driver, too, possesses a certain magic; his lines felt so natural, like he wrote them himself, and his scenes always sparkled. Is every film Zoe Kazan is in a blend of indie charm and a touch of magical realism? While the plot lacks originality, the cast's dedication is clearly palpable.

Cyborg: "Alright, next on the agenda: next year's budget. The UN's allocation to us is pretty limited, folks." Batman: "I'll cover it. Next item, Cyborg." Wonder Woman: "The Wonder Woman brand has performed exceptionally well this year. I can make up for any shortfall the Wayne Foundation might have." (Wonder Woman's inner monologue: Can't always let you be the only one flexing your financial muscle, Bruce.)

It's got Taek, Sun-woo, and surprisingly, even Man-ok!

Skip the plot entirely; just watching the cooking parts is quite good and truly satisfying for food cravings.

Driven to pioneer a life-saving medical procedure, Vivien Thomas had to overcome a myriad of challenges, often clashing with the volatile Professor Blalock and institutional hurdles, as they worked tirelessly in a race against death.

Grabbing a seat for this one. Let the great debate commence!

The film is decent, but the true story it tells is incredibly powerful. Honestly, the thought of being a research assistant for these two brilliant and immensely demanding figures? The intellectual rigor and pressure would utterly crush me – I'd be out of my depth!

Hengyang - Xiangtan - Loudi - Yiyang - Yueyang - Zhangjiajie - Xiangxi - Chenzhou - Huaihua - Shaoyang - Yongzhou - Zhuzhou - Changde - Changsha 🔚 On September 24th, '23, I was treated to a late-night culinary exposé by Boss Wan, who raved about Yiyang Taojiang's unique 'Five Delicacies' feast, including: Light tea, served alongside an impressive twenty-four small dishes: six meat, six vegetable, six fruit, and six specialty items. Sweet tea; 'Butterflies Floating Over the River,' a charmingly named local delicacy; and Lanxi beef offal. Lei Cha (Hakka ground tea); Yiyang Malatang (spicy hot pot); truly embodying the rich ambiance of 'Wharf Culture'. Flour tea; Qingxi Village's signature 'Three Fresh Basin with Scooping Shrimp' – a dish where fresh shrimp are cooked directly in a hot basin; all taken in near Zhou Libo's Former Residence, the inspiration for his renowned novel 'Great Changes in a Mountain Village'. For tea, there was the unique steeped 'Salty Ginger, Sesame, and Bean Tea'. And finally, an exquisite all-bamboo shoot banquet – because Taojiang bamboo shoots are truly a world-class delicacy! (Looks like someone's been enjoying them since childhood but never actually dug them up themselves! 😂)