Which of the two versions of the Japanese and Korean version of the trick man is better

In these two editions, I first watched the Korean version, and then the Japanese version

Of course, the main line of the two versions is similar.,But there's a big difference in the plot Let's talk about the Japanese version first.,The plot of the Japanese version is very compact.,Compared with the Taiwan version.,The plot is more consistent.,But it's obviously too much faster.,Many of the plots that happened very late in the Taiwan version happened at the beginning of the relationship between Daoming Si Shancai in the Japanese version.,So it's a little unaccustomed.。 Overall, the Japanese version is really good, and most people's opinion of the Japanese version is that they think the actors are too rubbing. I think the main triangle (Dominion Division, Shancai, and Hua Ze) is very good, and I thought this Dominion Division was too short at first, but people are acting schools, and if you look at it, you will find that well, it's really very Dominic.

I won't talk about the other F2.,It's a little.。。。 In terms of the gorgeousness of the costumes in the scene, it is actually not lost to the Korean version, but the Korean version is bright, and the Japanese version is still a little gray and misty. What I want to say is that since Boys Over Flowers is an anime adaptation, it still feels like it was filmed in Japan.

Then there is the Korean version, and the first feeling is gorgeous And the dreamy and beautiful color is very good in this point But from the Japanese anime to the Korean drama, obviously, the man over the flower has been localized in the Korean style When I first watched it, I always felt that the screenwriter had a little brain cramp Hehe Talking about the actors and characters, the Korean version of Dao Mingsi is very similar to the Taiwan version in terms of image and temperament, and I feel a little surprised when I watch it The words of the heroine,It's very Korean.,Although to some extent it's more true than the other versions.,But it's naturally exaggerated.,It's a little weird As for Hua Ze,The image of the first half is completely inferior to the second half.,It's caused a lot of controversy.,I don't like it personally.

All in all, it's more biased towards the Japanese version. If you like acting, watch the Japanese version If you like beautiful men, it's right to watch the Korean version

Personal opinion

It feels like it's still good in the Japanese version.

After all, the original manga was Japanese.

The plot of the Korean version of the Japanese version is a bit inexplicable.

I still think Korean dramas are better.

Japanese dramas feel very stiff.

There is no such thing as wanting to read it.

The Japanese version is more delicate and focuses on the expression of feelings.

The Korean version is more gorgeous, focusing on the cast and background.

There is a certain deviation in the plot.

The Japanese version is a condensed version, so the number of episodes is small.

It depends on personal taste.

Personally, I think the Korean version is good.

The picture is gorgeous, and the most important thing is that the people in it are usually handsome and beautiful

I also think the Korean version is better.,My Japanese version is jumping to watch.,I didn't watch it much.,And the Korean version is watched in every episode.,The people in it are more eye-catching.,The plot is also good.,(*.]

Korean version. The actors of the Japanese version are weird.

<> Korean version has a similar setting of two male protagonists, and the class (Yin Zhihou) and Shancai (Golden Silk Grass) interact the most and Su Zhi Fei, as a firm class party, it is a satisfaction. The Japanese version of the whole story is very full, the details are handled very well, and the psychology of the characters is depicted in detail, which is a drama that can be revisited repeatedly. But there is no need to belittle the Korean version for nothing, it is also serious and honest, okay?

The whole story is also very vivid, the heroine is a little ugly and her acting skills are a little embarrassing, but she also creates one"Lotus phase"is a positive and sunny girl, but it must also be admitted that the actor's too gentle appearance does not match the role. The whole bureau basically covers all the stalks of Korean dramas, from the beginning to the end, the characters are basically standing, and the soundtrack is also praised. Japanese dramas are excellent, Korean dramas are good, they are all works with great care, and is our meteor shower considered a passing grade?

Korean dramas mainly look at faces, while Japanese dramas look at acting. Both versions are far superior to the Taiwan version in terms of costumes and backgrounds. When I first started watching Japanese dramas, I thought the actors were so ugly.

After watching it, I think the acting is really good. The number of Japanese episodes is short11 episodes, and the Taiwanese version I watched first felt too fast (but the comics are said to be so fast, Japan is the best way to make comics, God restores, you can watch Huajun, 10,000 times better than the Korean version), Taiwanese dramas are 30 episodes, and the Korean version of 16 episodes should be more moderate. The BGM of the Japanese drama is also better than the Korean version.

The Korean version of Boys Over Flowers is better, because the plot is more detailed!

I think the Korean version is good-looking, the ratings of the Korean version are super high, and the protagonists in it are very in line with the image of this show, and the scenes are as dreamy as **.

There is no way to compare, of course, it is the Korean version, its capital investment and the styling of the actors are the best.

I think it's still good-looking in the Korean version, how handsome Lee Min Ho and Kim Hyun are so handsome!!

All three versions of Hanazawa class are liked.

。In the later stage, the stubbornness and persistence are just right, although there are fewer tear-jerking episodes than the Taiwanese version because of the short plot, but it is also more real and natural. The most important thing is that the Daomyeongji Temple in the Japanese version exudes a nobility from beginning to end that is lacking in the other two versions, especially Korean dramas.

Gu Hye-sun (as Golden Silk Grass (Muye Shancai).

Lee Min Ho (as Gu Junbiao (Daoming Temple Division).

Kim Hyun-joong as Yoon Ji-hou (Hanazawa).

Jin Fan (as Su Yizheng (Ximen Zongerlang).

Kim Joon as Song Woo-bin (Mi Zuo Ling).