To Our Homeland of Ice (2022) poster
7.5
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Notes: 7.5/10 par 54 utilisateurs
# de Spectateurs: 1,039
Critiques: 2 utilisateurs
Classé #53423
Popularité #8570
Téléspectateurs 54

Histoire 1 "L'amour de la glace et de la neige" Se déroulant en 1980, l'histoire suit Yan Zhen Hua, un jeune patineur sur glace qui a été sélectionné pour entrer dans une école de sport à Harbin, en Chine, avec son ami Tang Jian. Tous les deux, qui ont grandi dans la "neige", se battent avec acharnement pour réaliser leurs rêves avec espoir depuis qu'ils sont enfants. À l'école, ils ont tous deux rencontré Li Bing He, une fille de la ville qui a une personnalité brillante et intelligente. Les trois d'entre eux sont finalement devenus des amis proches qui partagent une chose en commun, un rêve sur la glace. À cause d'un accident, Tang Jian a arrêté le patinage de vitesse et ses rêves ont été brisés. Ensuite, Yan Zhen Hua est devenu partenaire de patinage avec Li Bing He. Les deux ont établi une empathie alors qu'ils traversent de nombreuses compétitions ensemble et finissent par tomber amoureux l'un de l'autre. Cependant, après divers rebondissements, les deux ont décidé de rompre. Yan Zhen Hua s'est transformé en patineur de vitesse sur piste courte pour poursuivre ses rêves alors que les trois se sont finalement séparés. Histoire 2 "Rêve des Jeux olympiques d'hiver" Se déroulant au cours de l'année 2019, lorsque la Chine se prépare adéquatement pour les Jeux olympiques d'hiver de Pékin 2022. L'histoire suit Yan Yang, le fils de Yan Zhen Hua, qui a été sélectionné dans le club local pour le camp d'entraînement olympique national de patinage de vitesse sur piste courte. Dans le camp, il a rencontré Jin Ying, Tang Han et d'autres joueurs exceptionnels, ainsi que l'entraîneur Chen Jin et le médecin de l'équipe Li Nian Xue. Il a travaillé dur, du sparring des patineuses de l'équipe féminine au patineur à temps plein. Sa compréhension de l'esprit sportif et de l'esprit olympique s'est progressivement approfondie dans son cœur. Après avoir découvert l'histoire de ses parents, il est devenu plus déterminé dans ses rêves. Le parcours de la génération précédente des Jeux olympiques d'hiver était plein de regrets mais les patineurs de la nouvelle ère ont pris le relais et ont poursuivi les rêves. ~~ Dédié aux Jeux olympiques d'hiver de Pékin 2022. (Traduction: Laskie de MyDramaList Modifier la traduction

  • Français
  • Burmese
  • English
  • magyar / magyar nyelv
  • Pays: China
  • Catégorie: Drama
  • Épisodes: 34
  • Diffusé: févr. 5, 2022 - févr. 23, 2022
  • Diffusé Sur: Lundi, Mardi, Mercredi, Jeudi, Vendredi, Samedi, Dimanche
  • Station de diffusion initiale: BTV CCTV iQiyi JSTV Tencent Video Youku ZJTV
  • Durée: 45 min.
  • Score: 7.5 (scored by 54 utilisateurs)
  • Classé: #53423
  • Popularité: #8570
  • Classification du contenu: Not Yet Rated

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Distribution et équipes

  • Chen Ruo Xuan in To Our Homeland of Ice Chinese Drama (2022)
    Chen Ruo Xuan
    {Ice and Snow} Yan Zhen Hua
    Rôle principal
  • Peng Xiao Ran in To Our Homeland of Ice Chinese Drama (2022)
    Peng Xiao Ran
    Li Bing He {Ice and Snow}
    Rôle principal
  • Liu Tian Zuo in To Our Homeland of Ice Chinese Drama (2022)
    Liu Tian Zuo
    Yan Sen Lin {Ice and Snow}
    Rôle principal
  • Wang Xiu Zhu in To Our Homeland of Ice Chinese Drama (2022)
    Wang Xiu Zhu
    Qiu Jie {Ice and Snow}
    Rôle principal
  • Ou Hao in To Our Homeland of Ice Chinese Drama (2022)
    Ou Hao
    Yan Yang {Winter Olympics dream}
    Rôle principal
  • Liang Jie in To Our Homeland of Ice Chinese Drama (2022)
    Liang Jie
    Jin Ying {Winter Olympics dream}
    Rôle principal

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févr. 14, 2022
34 épisodes vus sur 34
Complété 1
Globalement 8.5
Histoire 9.0
Acting/Cast 8.0
Musique 9.0
Degrés de Re-visionnage 8.5
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Dreams are means to an end

Part 1 - One step at a time, together and independently

The thing about pair skating, it’s about pair work as much as it’s about individual work. Part 1 story was set in the 80’s, and it was a story that’s centred on pairs figure skating, a time when times were tough and opportunities were limited.

When I first tuned in, I thought it would be a story of hard work and true love triumphed the nationals. Little did I know, Part 1 was more about the story of Yan Zhen Hua and Li Bing He’s thin-ice romance, and excruciating hard work to fight for a spot in national ice-skating sports team. Alas, while they shared the same dream and true love, it’s a story about what happened when a pair of figure skaters did not share the same motivation, attitude, and talent / potential.

One of the key themes in Part 1 of the story was the contrast of our main leads’ family background. Coming from a poor family background, Yan Zhen Hua had all the reason and grit to struggle through arduous training on the ice so he can be his family’s pride. His greatest Achilles' heel, as all main characters would have, was this pride of his. Not that having pride was bad, in fact, it was a great motivator for YZH to push through the hurdles, so he can win the nationals. The pride did however limit his growth in ice-skate, and to a certain extent, blinded his empathy to his friends’ challenges.

In contrast, LBH, who started off as the innocent rich girl, whose eyes only had skating and her “Da Hua ge”, slowly came to develop her own comprehension about skating through her life experiences in latter part of the story. And when the rift started to become apparent, they both unfortunately decided to part ways.

It took me awhile, I surprisingly came to like this consistent characters portrayal and realistic story execution. While we can empathise with YZH’s situation and may even applaud him for gritting through and staying loyal to his dream, family and friends, truth to be told, it was hard to root for him - especially if we have also been through one or two life’s curveballs ourselves. After all, we don’t live life in vacuum. What the production team wanted to portray was the real and gruesome road to the nationals.

Part 2 - Focus on what matters

For part 2, we came to the short track speed skater story, featuring YZH’s son, Yan Yang’s training in Beijing in 00’s.

The pace was a lot faster and focused in part 2. In the present days, we can clearly tell that the facilities and support for young athletes were more matured. I particularly loved it when Coach Chen entered the picture - her no nonsense, tough love approach that focused on results might be harsh, but it’s clearly effective.

Comparatively to his father, YY is a lot more confident, calmer, and firmer on pursuing his goals. His approach when faced with setbacks were more matured. The only time he raised his voice was when YZH forcefully stopped him from a competition. It made sense, YZH and YY had quite different childhood experiences. Watching how YZH came to accept and eventually supported his son’s short speed track skating was heartwarming.

JY, as the female lead for part 2, is a determined, quiet, and awkward character. She had certain attachment to her past experiences to overcome. Watching how she warmed up to YY and going through it was enjoyable.

Apart from YY and JY’s development and journey, both on ice and off ice, there was also a clear arc / representation for each character:
- Yan Yang: The unsung heroes, those who helped trained their team but may not get the chance to compete at nationals
- Jin Ying: Athletes who had exposure in overseas training system, and how they adapted back to their country’s training system
- Jia Chang An: Talent vs Hard Work in competitive sports
- Tang Han: Impact of injuries to an athlete’s career
- Tian Miao: Competitiveness, which can serve as a motivator or downfall
- Coaches: The different training philosophies and how to instil the “right” attitude. When to step in, when to take a step back, when to push, when to remain as observer

All in all, I enjoyed Part 2 story a lot more as it’s my cup of tea for a sports series, that’s centered on training progress, characters’ motivation, and team members’ dynamics / support for each other, albeit a little propaganda-ish. Part 1 story would be lovely for those who liked melodrama stories that’s centered on the main characters’ journey, speck of life’s realism, and bittersweet romance.

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févr. 22, 2022
20 épisodes vus sur 34
En cours 0
Globalement 9.5
Histoire 9.0
Acting/Cast 10
Musique 10
Degrés de Re-visionnage 10
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A touching story of first love, youth, and fighting for a dream

Watched this for Part 1: Ice and Snow Love and was impressed by the quality of it. Part 1 is gorgeous in filming, acting, and setting. TODoI's mix of tribute drama, sports drama, and idol drama elements could have easily gone wrong but Director Bai Tao pulls it all together to tell a poignant story of the love and struggles of a figure skating pair. There are so many gorgeous shots. And while the choice of how to shoot the figure skating doesn't always work, the imagination and hard work behind bringing it to life can be appreciated. Also in Director Bai Tao's favor is his ability to shoot some of the best "innocent" kiss scenes I've seen in years of watching Cdrama. They feel like a breath of fresh air after a sea's worth of dead fish kisses.
Chen Ruoxuan and Peng Xiaoran can also be thanked in this regard. They breathe life into their respective characters and make the journey of Yan Zhenhua and Li Binghe's romance one that feels unforgettable its portrayal of a bittersweet first love. Peng Xiaoran especially shines in her role as Li Binghe. For viewers wanting a female lead with personality and determination, Li Binghe is an absolute gem and her character arc alone is worth giving this drama a try.
I'd recommend this drama to fans of sports dramas, fans of idol dramas who are looking for a little more depth and don't mind BE, and fans who enjoy the artistry of film-making. The BE tag might scare some viewers away but TODoI was so moving, I don't have any regrets despite its rocky ending (there's closure in the second part anyway). In fact, I don't even like sports dramas but not only has TODoI: Ice and Snow Love become a drama in my list of top 5 Cdramas but it has also renewed my faith in Cdramas as a whole.

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Renseignements

  • Drama: To Our Homeland of Ice
  • Pays: Chine
  • Épisodes: 34
  • Diffusé: févr. 5, 2022 - févr. 23, 2022
  • Diffusé On: Lundi, Mardi, Mercredi, Jeudi, Vendredi, Samedi, Dimanche
  • Station de diffusion initiale: BTV, CCTV, iQiyi, JSTV, Tencent Video, Youku, ZJTV
  • Durée: 45 min.
  • Classification du contenu: Pas encore classifié

Statistiques

  • Score: 7.5 (marqué par 54 utilisateurs)
  • Classé: #53423
  • Popularité: #8570
  • Téléspectateurs: 1,039

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