I have watched this show more than five times already, and every single time, it feels just as amazing as the first. It has become my ultimate comfort show the one I turn to whenever I need to relax, smile, or just feel inspired. What makes it so special is not only the beautiful romance but also the fascinating world of aerospace engineering in China. The story gives a glimpse into the hard work, intelligence, and determination it takes to design rockets, satellites, and other advanced technologies. It shows how much passion and teamwork are behind every scientific success.The main leads are absolutely perfect together. Their chemistry feels so natural that you can’t help but root for them, both as individuals and as a couple. The way they balance their professional goals with their growing feelings makes the story emotional and meaningful. You can feel every emotion—joy, sadness, excitement, and even pride—as they face challenges together in both love and career. I really appreciate how the drama shows that love doesn’t have to distract you from your dreams; instead, it can motivate you to reach even higher.What I love most is how it combines science and romance in such a unique way. The scenes of rocket launches and engineering breakthroughs mix beautifully with the quiet, heartfelt moments between the two leads. It’s fun, emotional, and inspiring all at once. I truly hope the main actors will star together in future dramas, because they bring such authenticity and warmth to their roles. Their connection is one of the best I’ve ever seen on screen. This drama will always be close to my heart—a story about love that reaches for the stars.

This film is a must see for tea enthusiasts and tea lovers of all levels. TEA: The Drink that Changed the World explores the history, legends, politics, and worldwide importance of the second most consumed beverage on earth. Beautifully photographed with masterful animation, it traces the almost 5,000 year history of mankind’s relationship with Camellia sinensis, the one plant from which all real tea is produced. It is also a love letter to China the home of tea, Wuyishan in Fujian province the producer of perhaps the world’s finest teas called Yan Cha or Rock Tea and especially to Da Hong Pao or Big Red Robe the tea that many believe is the most famous and valuable tea grown anywhere in the world. Fascinating, educational, and a treat for the eyes, I highly recommend the film without reservation.Andrew Goodman AKA The Happy Tea Man

Before the UI change the app was quite useable. With the new UI you can’t browse sometimes or altogether on certain screens, because the side scroll feature does not work at all. I also wouldn’t call it user friendly. The service is fine, except when it comes to subscriptions. Movies and episodes are sometimes released with incorrect language, and/or incorrect or frequently missing subtitles. Some episodes even contain the subtitles for different unrelated shows. Episodes are frequently released late, from a day to a month after they should be available. As I write this I see that last week’s episode of one show has just been made available. The episode that aired yesterday, and should be viewable since I pay for a subscription is nowhere to be found. Another show, which has an air date of the 13th, today is the 21st, is not available and neither is the next episode which should be available today. Until they fix the app and the service I can’t really recommend using this app unless you want to rent or buy movies.