Li Tang Zhen is a 40-year-old single woman who lives with her niece and nephew whom she has been taking care of from their childhood after her brother got remarried. Although she used to write novels using her pen name Xiao Baihe, she supports them by working at a supermarket. One day, out of curiosity, she plays an online game and meets college student Xihao Jihan, a fellow player. They become close over a period of time and things start to get complicated when Jihan wants to meet Bai He in real life. Edit Translation
- English
- magyar / magyar nyelv
- dansk
- Norsk
- Native Title: 美容针
- Also Known As: Mei Rong Zhen
- Genres: Romance, Drama, Family
Where to Watch Special Encounter
Free (sub)
Cast & Credits
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![Yan Ni in Special Encounter Chinese Movie (2017)]( "Yan Ni in Special Encounter Chinese Movie (2017)")
Yan Ni Main Role -
![Tu Calvin in Special Encounter Chinese Movie (2017)]( "Tu Calvin in Special Encounter Chinese Movie (2017)")
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![Ireine Song in Special Encounter Chinese Movie (2017)]( "Ireine Song in Special Encounter Chinese Movie (2017)")
Ireine SongXiao Bai He [Li Tang Zhen's niece]Support Role -
![Justin Zhao in Special Encounter Chinese Movie (2017)]( "Justin Zhao in Special Encounter Chinese Movie (2017)")
Justin ZhaoHe [Xiao Jian's cousin]Support Role -
![Fu Le Ying in Special Encounter Chinese Movie (2017)]( "Fu Le Ying in Special Encounter Chinese Movie (2017)")
Fu Le YingShi Fei FeiSupport Role -
![Fenny Wu in Special Encounter Chinese Movie (2017)]( "Fenny Wu in Special Encounter Chinese Movie (2017)")
Fenny Wu[Xiao Jian's mother]Support Role
Reviews
If you're here for noona romance then it's the right place
~This review is totally subjective and might seem biased since it's a genre I really like ~If the older woman/younger man tag attracted you then you're for a good show.
The plot isn't very deep or complicated and the total run time of 90~ish minutes wouldn't allowed it much too. Instead of spending too much time on side characters and backstories the movie focused on building the relationship between the leads. Nitpicky people might find flaw in it.
The character transition of the male lead from a playful young adult to a more responsible one was necessary and which they did as the age gap was there to trouble a good ending and halfway through, the third wheel entered(or I say returned) to make things complicated. Fortunately our leads were resolute from their points.
All's well that ends well, this one definitely falls into that category.
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