Ayesha Batool

This drama is truly a gem for coming of age and romance. It's such a sweet romance that some people don't like to watch but it is also full of those teenage moments you can experience only once in your life. It will make you want to go back to your past and experience all those moments that you never had the chance to experience. It will leave you nostalgic and will make you regret it. Whether it's summer or winter this drama covers the beauty of it all, that first love feeling and butterflies you feel when you're young but it also shows the mature side of love. Very similar to Hidden Love as the writer is same. It discusses love both from a girl's and a guy's perspective. Everyone can relate to it, those who speak with actions rather than words, those who are confident in expressing themselves, those who are scared to fall in love, those who are confused about what love is. Moreover, it is love in all forms, romantic love, family love, love for a specific time, love for interests, love for dreams, goals, passion, the care and support we have to show to our loved ones everything. One thing that I really liked about this show is that it is sort of like a diary of the main character, it's like she's journaling her teenage and adult years so she was recording Zhang Lurang( the guy she liked) whenever she had the chance but at the end, they show that Zhang Lurang had been secretly recording her too. These small details are what make this show beautiful.

This series is a 10/10 but the second lead syndrome is traumatizing.

This show will cut you off from the world until you finish it. It is a masterpiece. I liked how they focused on every detail like financial issues, studies, career, job life, parent's concern, siblings' relation, etc. A relationship like Sang Zhi and Duan Jia Xu is challenging to find in this era and this show will definitely raise your standards. If you haven't watched it then you are missing a masterpiece.

SPOILERS ALERT !!! Overall Little Women is a great movie. The topics discussed, the moral, the way females are displayed, it's all astounding. The visuals are also great. The only confusing thing in this movie is the ending. I just don't understand why Joe and Laurie did not end up together. I get that part where the writer intended to make the females strong and that marriage isn't the only means to live a happy life. But it could have been a perfect ending where Laurie realizes they were young, he then matures with time, but his love remains. We see that Joe also feels lonely at some point and decides to say yes if Laurie ever asks her again. That solves the whole problem. It should have ended this way; they both make mistakes, realize it, and feel hardships but, in the end, they return to each other. But why does Joe marry Bhaer? Also, the men in Little Women are so disappointing. John Brook belittles Meg’s domestic labor. Mr. March thoroughly disappears from the page, even when he isn’t away in the war. Even charming Laurie makes a fool of himself by idling his way through Europe after Jo rejects him. Bhaer, of course, is the most disappointing of all. Except for the ending, this movie is a 10.

A must watch for everyone, apart from the romance dramas that we watch everyday this drama shows the bitter realities of life and that we are not born to suffer all our lifetime instead we should live happily.