Será que uma mulher que perdeu sua memória e um homem que está tentando esconder sua verdadeira identidade podem ajudar uma equipe de natação a acabar com sua série de derrotas? Yu Die era uma criança prodígio genial que perdeu tudo o que amava. A sua mãe afogou-se ao tentar salvá-la e, em um único dia particularmente ruim, Yu Die perdeu sua mãe, sua memória e desaprendeu a nadar. Anos mais tarde, seu caminho cruza com o de Gao Hai Fei, o diretor executivo de uma empresa multibilionária. Intrigado com a perda de memória de Yu Die, Hai Fei esconde dela sua verdadeira identidade e é confundido com um faz-tudo que trabalha em regime parcial. Yu Die pede a ajuda de Hai Fei com a equipe de natação masculina “Cavalo Marinho”, que nunca conseguiu vencer uma competição e é motivo de chacota no mundo da natação. Com Hai Fei preocupado em encontrar a “sereia” que foi uma paixão de seu passado, será que ele concordará em ajudar Yu Die a transformar essa equipe de natação? (Fonte: Viki) Editar Tradução
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- Título original: 飛魚高校生
- Também conhecido como: Fei Yu Gao Xiao Sheng , Swimming Battle
- Diretor: Wu Meng En
- Gêneros: Romance, Drama, Esportes
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Elenco e Créditos
- Kingone Wang Papel Principal
- Mandy Wei Papel Principal
- Enson Jang Papel Principal
- Cindy Yen Papel Principal
- Emerson Cai Papel Principal
- Roy ChangYou Yu An / You YuPapel Secundário
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The main characters were very mature in their romance and relationship. They respected eachother and had deep trust and faith in eachother. There were no tantrums or egotistical stubbornness. While both had a secondary "love interest" the main characters drew clear boundaries towards them. I loved that as I find it incredibly frustrating when the main characters are totally oblivious and lead their friend on or hurt their romantic partner by not prioritizing their feelings. Especially the male lead was very impressive and level headed. He wasn't a brute or overly jelaous though he did like teasing the female lead at times ^^ The female lead was a a bit more cliche nice girl but had a lot of charm and had her own charm.
The humour was ok - not over the top but not laugh out loud either. All in all it was a very sweet, tender and mature (not in the R rated sense ;) drama that I would definitely recommend. Especially if you just want something to watch that makes you feel good without much angst or stupidity. The only weakness was that it didn't really have any magnetic feature. I mean, the thing that makes your heart pound and makes you unable to stop watching. However I really don't mind as this was a truly refreshing drama :D
Childhood kissing-gourami sweethearts lost and found
The theme song says it all "shuai dao fen shou" (handsome until we have to breakup) -- a thoroughly amusing and addictive simple plot of prince and (childhood-first-love) fishing-village mermaid, who mysteriously can't swim... the side characters lend depth to the storyline too.the leads and swim teams had great acting and humorous lines, but for me it was the convincing scariness of the Fei family that stole the show.
Minor spoiler: the opposing team's "black" coach was also quite scary, but she turns out to be a fair, reliable ally in the end.