Yeah that's Jay Chou on my browser bar. XD
Peace.
Yeah that's Jay Chou on my browser bar. XD
I think the title fits the drama well. Two cops, different as black and white. They dress like it too. First time watching a Vic Zhou drama, and I think he's a really good actor. He plays an absolute playboy, and I thought this was just his typical role, like how Wu Chun usually plays the strong, silent type or whatever, but apparently this is different? I just saw it on the video comment and I guess Vic doesn't really do the playboy type. He totally got me though. This drama has a lot of new actors, like Mark Chao and Ivy Chen. Mark Chao's completely new, this is his first drama. Ivy Chen is new to dramas I think, because I saw her in Hear Me (which is one of the best non-action movies I have ever seen, but then again I haven't seen a lot of non-action movies.) And then they have Kingone, who plays a druggie. It was totally believable though. The drama can be confusing at times, especially since I'm watching without eng subs. Halfway through Black&White, let's see if I actually finish this one.
Mmm yumm. I loved this stuff when I lived in Beijing,
I was looking at some old (well maybe not that old) interviews of Top Combine and I found this one of them on The Story Behind. There was this really sad part where Jin Ensheng/Kim Eunsung/Xiao Wu talks about his experience with a car bomb. Video's down below but if you don't have the time to watch it, it goes something like this: Xiao Wu and his older sister and mom were in a taxi one day when a car bomb in the taxi blew up. Xiao Wu came out unscathed because he was sitting on his mother's lap and thus, was protected by his mother. His sister on the other hand, was close to death. His mom walked (?) all the way to the hospital carrying Xiao Wu and dragging his sister. Unfortunately, the doctor said that there was no hope for his sister so his mom knelt in front of the hospital for an entire day until the doctor agreed to try to help his sister. His sister did survive, and ended up in a coma. The hospital bills were extremely expensive and the family did whatever they could to make ends meet. The next year though, Xiao Wu's father died and left his mother with the responsibility of taking care of the children, including his sister's bills. His mother even considered the possibility of suicide, but decided that her children needed her. Now that Xiao Wu is all grown up, he thought that he could finally repay his mother for everything she did for him and his sister. But now that Xiao Wu is all famous and in China and everything, he can't be there for his family. I heard somewhere that he used to cry every night when he first went to China. The kid's still somehow optimistic. His teachers called him Sunshine Boy hehe. I bet you can't find a sadder story behind a boy band than Top Combine. Xiao Wu, jia you!


I'm pretty sure Fu Xinbo is a part-time shape-shifter. He looks different from every angle-- Danson Tang, Jaejoong, Show Luo, and even a little bit like Shun Oguri.
Who's Vae? That's what I thought. What a weird name, but the dude's absolutely amazing. I was looking up cpop artists the other night and came across this guy. Vae's real name is Xu Song. He's like 23 or 24 years old and is now my idol for life probably. ^^ Vae's from AnHui province in China and graduated from high school as one of the top ten students in the province, he's pretty good with web graphics, published around 20 papers, won an award for one of them I think, and is currently a med student studying to be a dentist. On top of everything, he composes/records/mixes his own songs as a hobby. And they're not bad either (in my opinion). Sounds sorta like Jay Chou, "zhong guo feng" with the Chinese instrumental and western combo. Anyways, here's one of his songs: You He Bu Ke.