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==Details==
 
==Details==
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*'''Title:''' 七年級生
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*'''Title:''' 七年級生 (七年级生) / Chi Nien Chi Sheng (Qi Nian Ji Sheng)
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*'''English Titles:''' Seventh Grade
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*'''English title:''' Seventh Grade
 
*'''Genre:''' School
 
*'''Genre:''' School
 
*'''Episodes:''' 22
 
*'''Episodes:''' 22
 
*'''Broadcast network:''' TVBS
 
*'''Broadcast network:''' TVBS
 
*'''Broadcast year:''' 2003
 
*'''Broadcast year:''' 2003
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*'''Opening Theme Song:'''
 
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*'''Ending Theme Song:'''
 
  
 
==Synopsis==
 
==Synopsis==
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The cheerleaders were full of themselves, so their original coach quit the team. When their replacement coach showed up, they ignored him as if he were thin air. Their over-confidence led them to lose their consecutive spot in the cheerleading competition TOP 3. Unable to face defeat, they all started to quit the team citing the reason "I need to focus on studying." However, the principal was not ready to let her pride and joy fade away in a shameful defeat, so she decided to organize a comeback by recruiting new cheerleading members and a new cheerleading coach to help them out.
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==User/Viewer Ratings==
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<vote type=1/>
  
 
==Cast==
 
==Cast==
 
*[[Mike He]]
 
*[[Mike He]]
 
*[[Ariel Lin]]
 
*[[Ariel Lin]]
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*[[Kelly Lin]]
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*[[Chen De Lie]]
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*[[Zhang Rui Jia]]
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*[[Lin Xi Lei|Kelly Lin]]
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*[[Bryant Chang]]
 
*[[Sa Sa]]
 
*[[Sa Sa]]
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*[[Michelle Lin]]
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*[[Gu Han Yun]]
 
*[[Lai Zhi Wei]]
 
*[[Lai Zhi Wei]]
 
*[[Lin Yi Hong]]
 
*[[Lin Yi Hong]]
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*[[King Kong]]
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*[[Hsia Ching Ting]]
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*[[Wang Chien Min]]
  
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==Review==
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==Production Credits==
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The show basically touches on issues our generation of kids face in high school like sexuality: gay/lesbian, the harmful effects of rumours, monetary problems, gangs etc. It's directed by, director DJ Chen. "Seventh Grade" is a Taiwanese nick-name referring to directors born in the 1980s, the seventh decade after the founding of the Chinese republic in 1911.
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However, it touches on these issues lightly and seems to give a sense of homophobia. At any rate, the show is a hodgepodge of stereotypes trying to represent present day high school students. While the acting of the older actors are convincing enough, the younger actors in the supporting class have a lot to work on. Only Ariel Lin seemed to shine in her lead character as Yeah Li, but for some reason her character "leaves to America" half way through the series and never comes back, perhaps Ms. Lin realized there were better shows out there to be in or had conflicting ideas with the director, either way, it's a pity her character leaves. Ms. Lin does a great job portraying head strong girls. Kelly Lin plays the head cheerleading coach and while she's pretty, her acting needs a little working on. However, as a whole, the entire cast worked well and judging from the behind the scenes clips it seemed like they had a lot of fun filming this series. It's a pretty short series and the ending makes the audience feel gypped. Mike He is also in this drama although his character is a supporting minor character, he now is a generation idol, but this show is his humble beginning.
 
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However, the one actor that stood out in my mind, 顧瀚昀, plays the "romantic lead" to Ariel Lin's character. His character is called Li Zi Wei - 李子威, shaven head, earring wearing, gangsta looking kid, but is a budding star, and does well in this series. If only he were in more series, because he and Ariel made this series watchable. It's really cute how he "waits" for her to come back. So sweet.
 
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All in all, the movie's acting and script is a 2 out of 5, but I rate the directing 4 out of 5, hence overall, the movie was a 3 out of 5 movie experience.
 
  
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''--- vera26'' ([http://asianfanatics.net/forum/index.php?showtopic=33801 AsianFanatics])
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==Notes==
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*The term "Seventh Grade" refers to Taiwanese kids born between 1981 to 1990. They are characterized by their unabashed attitude toward self-gratification.
  
 
==External Links==
 
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*[http://www.tvbs.com.tw/tvshow/seven/default.html TVBS Official Site]
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*[http://www.tvbs.com.tw/tvshow/seven/default.html Official Site]
  
 
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[[Category:TWDrama]] [[Category:TWDrama2003]] [[Category:TVB]]
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Latest revision as of 10:28, 15 July 2024

Seventh Grade

Details

  • Title: 七年級生 (七年级生) / Chi Nien Chi Sheng (Qi Nian Ji Sheng)
  • English title: Seventh Grade
  • Genre: School
  • Episodes: 22
  • Broadcast network: TVBS
  • Broadcast year: 2003

Synopsis

The cheerleaders were full of themselves, so their original coach quit the team. When their replacement coach showed up, they ignored him as if he were thin air. Their over-confidence led them to lose their consecutive spot in the cheerleading competition TOP 3. Unable to face defeat, they all started to quit the team citing the reason "I need to focus on studying." However, the principal was not ready to let her pride and joy fade away in a shameful defeat, so she decided to organize a comeback by recruiting new cheerleading members and a new cheerleading coach to help them out.

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Notes

  • The term "Seventh Grade" refers to Taiwanese kids born between 1981 to 1990. They are characterized by their unabashed attitude toward self-gratification.

External Links

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