love: fashion element (Jenny designs clothes) (all the glowing outfits of queen B & S)
American ways of starting conversations, establishing relationships
setting in NYC and school
Insight into the rich's lives
so many dialogs to learn basic colloquial and interpersonal skill
disgusted by: the fake plot. How could all girls and boys fall in love so soon as having tons of hormone without a vent and then trying to kiss, hug and have sexes without finding a proper surroundings? The fact that it's not the situation in a typical American high school or within Manhattan's elites (at least to my understanding) sucks.
Admittedly, I feel cheerfully while knowing lonely boy Dan and poor girl Vanessa are able to get into the circle of rich people as Cinderella got into the life of England Prince Williams. I long for the hotness of queen S. I'm looking forward to meet guys as Chuck Bass. I dream my high school would have been more colorful with all the flirts and even infighting.
Though overall lustful and preppy-student-oriented, the show also has some education of values, the right principles of live, such as queen B's father saying that he cares more about what a person his daughter becomes than which college she gets into.
Plus, for a incomplete summary, the plot is composed of many traditional stories. Bao Yang: Nate slept with old women to get money. The Second Generation of the Prodigal: Inheritor Bass lost the control of company due to indulgence. Intrigue in the Palace Drama: too many examples...
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