Symphony’s Romance 蜗牛与黄鹂鸟, the Chinese adaptation of Tomoko Ninomiya’s manga Nodame Cantabile finally finally allowed us inside with a little sneak peak at some of the scenes with co-stars Steven Zhang Xincheng who plays musical genius Li Zhen Yi and Jelly Lin Yun from the drama. And by little I really mean “little” since they’ve only shared a measly four photos to keep fan’s curiosity at bay. But this classical music lovin’ gal is hooked and I’m totally looking forward to some more stills from the drama. I’d be really interested in the OST too and whether Jelly actually learned to play the piano to more effectively play her role as gifted pianist Fang Xiao Wo.
Will putting two musical prodigies together produce the most sweet sounding melodies or will it end with a discordant note? Can’t wait to let these two show us what they’ve got! But for the mean time, here are some stills to satisfy you – just maybe, imagine the sonorous sounds of a Chopin Nocturne or a Beethoven masterpiece wafting up from that gorgeous grand piano for now.. at least until a new trailer comes out!
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Anonymous
Yay, a Chinese take on this comic. I can't wait to see it. Hopefully, they keep some of the zany craziness like the Japanese drama.
Ms.Doomph
I dont know about this. Jerry Lin doesnt really strikes me as nodame. She doesnt have that something as nodame. Feel like this vers will paint nodame as typical chinese idol lead. It lacks the bizzare and endearing charms of nodame.
BookLover_95
I really was thinking the same thing. It will be good if she pulls it off but I am not exactly sure if she can.
Anonymous
I'll be waiting for twoset violin roast!
Anonymous
Hahah me too ����
Anonymous
For sure the male lead can act. Not sure about Jelly Lin, as I haven't seen her in anything, except for maybe that Mermaid movie with Stephen Chow. The mermaid movie was crazy. But a Chinese take is always interesting. They are usually more realistic/serious in their comic adaptations, so pretty sure some of the craziness from the Japanese drama won't make it in. But the Chinese always have something that keeps you watching even without the craziness.