Let's start with "Flowers" (繁花), a work directed by Wong Kar-wai, a well-known figure in the world of art films. I'm sure many of you are aware of his remarkable talent. This time, he brings his craftsmanship to the small screen. Watching "Flowers" feels like stepping back into old Shanghai, and it's quite an impressive experience.

However, its deep playfulness can be problematic. For example, its non-linear narrative style, which might be appealing in a movie, can be confusing in a TV series. The editing and fast pace sometimes make it difficult to keep up, and just when you're trying to understand the relationships between the characters, the scene changes. Now let's take a look at "I Know I Love You" (我知道我爱你), which is adapted from the popular Korean drama "Spring Night."

Adaptation is always a technical endeavor, and this series introduces some fresh elements. The adjustments in the professions and lifestyles of the main characters make it more grounded. The pace is noticeably faster, and the emotional entanglements and pursuits between the male and female leads are quite captivating. Particularly, the portrayal of the female lead's rationality is handled exceptionally well. Currently, "I Know I Love You" has received a lot of positive reviews and attention.

It is suitable for those who enjoy following a drama while decompressing and leisurely indulging in urban love stories. So, in this era of abundant choices, no matter which style you prefer or what kind of fresh experience you want to try, both of these works are worth giving a chance. After all, great performances are always hidden in the details, waiting for us to discover them.

Oh, and don't forget to prepare some snacks and enjoy your own binge-watching time!