After watching the 36 episodes of the Republic of China TV series "No Time to Say I Love You," which premiered in 2010, I still have so much to express and can't let go of it for a long time.
In the last scene of the last episode, the male protagonist Murong Peilin and the female protagonist Yin Jingwan finally reunited in a forgotten small village after many obstacles during the war.
Peilin looked at Jingwan with infinite affection and said, "Do you remember that when we broke up by the Chengjiang River, there was something I always wanted to say to you."
"What?" Jingwan asked.
"I want to tell you that I love you forever." Every word came out of Peilin's mouth, and he was extremely firm.
An unforgettable love finally came to a successful conclusion.
However, he and she had too many unresolved feelings about each other. They went through a lot together, loved each other deeply, but also hurt each other, but in the end they still missed each other deeply.
If the sky has feelings, the sky will also grow old. If the moon has no hatred, the moon will be round. Whether they are separated in life or in death, there is no power between heaven and earth that can separate them. War is not allowed, death is not allowed...
I suddenly had the urge to reminisce about the past and look forward to the future for them after a long separation.
The story begins with the life-and-death battle with the Japanese in 1937.
Purpose: To recreate the bloody and war-torn Republic of China era by telling the love story of warlord Murong Feng and lady Yin Jingwan.