The most curious adaptation of “Korean version of “Want to See You”” and “Into Your Time”! Five Hundred Famous Song Changes? Who will play Xie Zhiqi? What about Korean barbecue restaurants?

(Cover image source: YouTube@NetflixAsia screenshot, Disney+@《想见你》screenshot)

“The Korean version of “Want to See You””and “Into Your Time”will meet the audience in September. With the continuous release of trailers and stills, both Taiwanese and Korean audiences are becoming more and more curious about the adapted plot. Here’s what you’re curious about:

Wu Bai〈Last Dance〉→Xu Zhiyuan〈?>

Singer Wu Bai has quite a status in Taiwan and even in the pop music circles of Taiwan, Taiwan and Taiwan. Although “Last Dance”is not Wu Bai’s most popular song, it is still popular, but if Wu Bai’s fans will definitely sing it, just like Huang Yuxuan (Ke Jiayan) in “Want to See You”) and Wang Chuansheng (played by Xu Guanghan) watching the concert scene (Editor’s note: hand movements are the inspiration of the crew).

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7jYDYon4sGQ?si=5Ga5BCMLk9h-EYPP&start=2801

None — (Source: Screenshot of Disney+@《Want to See You》)

In the trailer of “Into Your Time”, it can be clearly seen that the cassette in the hand of the heroine Han Junxi (played by Quan Yuyun) is Xu Zhiyuan (서지원)’s posthumous work ─ ─ “My Tears”. “My Tears”was released in 1996 like “The End of Love”which included “Last Dance”. It is Xu Zhiyuan’s posthumous work. After the song “Gather Your Tears”(내눈물모아) was released, it swept the No. 1 place on the three major Korean music programs. It was a very important work in the 90s. In 2020, the popular Korean drama “The Life of Wisdom Doctor”sang this song, and Mamamoo Huiren was invited to cover this song as the original soundtrack, which once again set off a wave of memories.

The trailer did not reveal which song the heroine was listening to in “My Tears”, but many netizens speculated that it was “Gather Your Tears”. Although some Taiwanese netizens thought that without the brainwashing rhythm of “Last Dance”, they lacked blindness. However, the sad lyrics of “Gather Your Tears”are also very appropriate to the plot of the separation of the male and female protagonists.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g5W9KnbtIac?si=zHMErQmJvOgTfbaE&start=2801

Xie Zhiqi (played by Yan Yulin)→?
The Korean version of “Fengnan Squad”has already announced the three protagonist candidates, starring Quan Yuyun, Ahn Hyo-seop and Jiang Xun, but what about the important villain “Xie Zhiqi”in the play? Some Korean netizens jokingly called him “Jun Hyun-moo”, because he looks like the well-known host of “I Live Alone”Quan Hyun-moo, who would the Korean version of Xie Zhiqi be?

▼Jeon Hyun Moo

View this post on Instagram

A post shared by Hyunmoo Jeon (@junhyunmoo)

Uncle (played by Zhang Han)→?
From the trailer, it can be seen that the original “32 record store”has become “27 record store”. It is not known why the number was changed, and the operator has not seen who it is. The owner of the original record is Wu Wenlei (played by Zhang Han), the uncle of Chen Yunru (played by Ke Jiayan), who is an important figure connecting 1998 and 2019. Who will the Korean version be?

Transparent small room→?
Because the two heroines in “Want to See You”share the same body, the consciousness of one of them will be trapped in a small transparent room, and he can clearly see what the other is doing, but he can’t do anything about it. I don’t know what the Korean version of “Small Room”will look like.

The Korean barbecue restaurant where the hero and heroine work part-time?
In “Want to See You”, the shop where Wang Quansheng (played by Xu Guanghan) and Huang Yuxuan (played by Ke Jiayan) used to work together in college, from the Korean characters on the uniforms and the tower of soju pots displayed in the shop, it looks like a Korean barbecue shop. In “Into Your Time”, will it become a Taiwanese restaurant? This is a curious point raised by Korean netizens.

Above all, the Korean version of <Last Dance> must be the most curious audience in Taiwan and Korea, right? As for Xie Zhiqi and Uncle, do you have any candidates for the role of Knocking the Bowl in your mind? In addition, what other adaptations are you curious about?