Category: Drama

Ballad of the Long Wind by Liu Yuning

by Fiona

Just started watching Chinese drama, A Dream within A Dream (書卷一夢) and liking it a lot. It’s been a while since I have been intrigued by a Chinese production. It is so hilarious, the story so far is not the greatest, but the comedy is top-notch, which makes up for it.

Anyway, I fell in love with the themesong, Ballad of the Long Wind (長風謠), which is sang by the main lead, Liu Yu Ning (摩登兄弟劉宇寧). The tune is very catchy and has an ancient feel with the flute. It matches the story very well. The vocals are amazing and showcases a lot of emotion, which illustrates how good of an artist he is.

I am a little familiar with Liu Yu Ning, first saw him on Our Song Season 6 (我們的歌) and liked his singing, especially the remixes of oldies. I am happy see him in more roles. will definitely be on the lookout for him now.

I also saw these plushies and really want to get them from China. I normally use Superbuy as my proxy, but has stopped for a while due to tariffs. They are so darn adorable, I might need to heft out a few more bucks just to get them now.

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Jun Matsumoto cast in TBS drama “The 19th Medical Chart”

by Fiona

Jun Matsumoto is cast in TBS drama series “The 19th Medical Chart.” The drama series is based on webcomic “19 Banme no Karte” by Katsuhito Fujiya. For Jun Matsumoto, the drama series will mark his first time playing a doctor in his 30 year acting career. Jun Matsumoto will play Akira Tokushige in “The 19th Medical Chart.” He works as a general practitioner and relies on conversations with his patients to find out what is best for them.

“The 19th Medical Chart” will first air July, 2025 in Japan (takes over TBS’ Sunday 9PM time slot after “News Anchor“).

Plot Synopsis by AsianWiki: Akira Tokushige (Jun Matsumoto) works as a general practitioner in a newly established general medicine department of a hospital. The specialty of general medicine is the 19th new field in Japan’s medical system, which was previously classified into 18 specialties. Doctor Akira Tokushige examines his patients and takes into account their lifestyles, home environment, and state of mind, regardless of their gender or age. His greatest weapon is not his surgical skills or his ability to detect a disease immediately, but his questioning of patients and listening to what they say. Sometimes he sees through a lie hidden behind a patient’s story. Through repeated conversations, he is able to find the best solution and lends a helping hand to their way of life.

I cannot to see this, it has been a while since I have seen a MatsuJun drama or any Japanese one. Been stuck in the K-Drama world for some time now. 😉 The drama seen interesting and it is the first time he will be a doctor, and not to mention that he has glasses.🥰I am all for nerdy and intelligent Jun, very smexy. ❤️❤️ I really hope someone will fan-sub this or maybe it will be picked up by Netflix like Nino’s Black Pean.

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Netflix’s The Boyfriend

by Fiona

I just started watching and love it to bits. It’s a dating reality show with nine queer men living in beachside house and working together to make some spare change. It’s quite similar to the previously successful dating show, Terrace House, which was also streamed on Netflix.

The cast is quite diverse, fabulous and quite handsome. I enjoy watching their interactions, which are not forced and seem organic. Everything is slow paced and relaxed compared to Western dating shows.

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