Yang Mi and Dilraba Dilmurat Both Start Filming New C-dramas Choosing Darker Suspense Fare with Harbin 1944 and Sword Rose

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• They are both getting into more serious dramas now, which is a good thing because there's a hierarchy for actors and actresses based on the type of drama themes they acted in.

  • Also, they can't play 20 year olds forever. Good for them.

• They are aging out and trying to transform which is a good thing. Personally I don't think either one is going to do particularly well because the acting just isn't there. I have heard nothing good about Prosecution Elite, on the contrary and Zi's Psychologist didn't go down any better among the non-fan crowd. I wish them luck though. It is not easy being a woman in this business.

  • Somehow chinese dramas hardly produce good script

    • There are good scripts. Just that those good scripts are often in dramas that international audience aren't interested in.

    • That is a legitimate huge problem in cent, I agree. It has been discussed even by some very accomplished actors that it is so difficult to find a good one. I don't know what the solution is but if the top has issues, then anyone mid, like these two are going to find it even harder.

    • @Anon agree.

      @Yuyi The audience decides the quality. For example, Till The End Of The Moon is a disappointment, but it got an 8.9 on MyDramaList. Also, there are good productions from China that are not usually released with subtitles. Chinese entertainment sells what the public generally likes: fast-food productions.

• It's good to diversify acting career choices. It gives more space for them to work out on the creativity side of their acting by trying different genres. It's also good to act in idol/costume drama, I do think every genre has its own charms. Gives you different experience every time.