The Chinese version of \"Late Night Diner\" has started airing – what’s your opinion?
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It started airing yesterday. Although it has a food-themed vibe, the show \"Lao Tan Suan Cai\" is too slow-paced; it’s not suitable for broadcast during prime time
This is a special cafeteria that is open from midnight to 7 a.m. The boss here isn’t very talkative, but he always makes people cry with delicious food. Here, a self-conscious dancer encounters a veteran who has been retired from the dance world for many years; this veteran goes out of his way to share his own difficult experiences in order to inspire the young person, helping them regain their confidence ； Best friends who had easily broken off ties got back together after tasting a dish they both loved, which reminded them of their past friendship ； An optimistic patient with a terminal illness meets a girl who shares the same fate; the two fall in love and support each other, accompanying one another through the final stages of life perfectly ； White-collar workers who were solely focused on career success met truly caring friends here, and realized that genuine friendship is more meaningful than success. Food, stories, and true feelings form the core themes of this drama, teaching people to face gains and losses with equanimity, and to carry hope and enthusiasm for life. Behind every story lies deep affection, with a plot full of twists and turns that keeps readers engaged
In the first episode, Wu Xin’s sudden appearance really confused the viewers
The pace is too slow, and there are forced ads inserted; it’s like watching a food program. It’s being broadcast on Zhejiang TV and Beijing TV