Dragon and Tiger is really the youth love in my heart to anime Top1!
The story is unfolded by two high school students' secret love. The love line, friendship line, and family line in it can be said to be very real and touching. It's hard to say that every character in an anime is likable, but this one really does.
Long Er grew up without his father, and Taitai Izakaya accompanies the wine for a living. But Tai Tai and Long Er believed that being able to sit at a dining table every day to eat is happiness. Taitai is happy to see his son getting better and more sensible day by day. On the contrary, Dahe, who is materially rich, has never experienced growth under the care of his family. I have been studying in a Catholic school since I was a child, and I have seen too many unloved children, and I am one of them. Dad Dahe used her expectations of family love to hurt her again and again. She chose to forgive instead of resentment. Her withdrawn and willful personality prevents her from living in her mother's restructured family. A person lives strong.
Long'er is probably the greatest redemption in Dahe's life.
Ami is my favorite female character. After staying in the adult world for a long time, there is maturity beyond this age. In the end, no one found out that she likes Long'er. It hurts to be sensible. A coat of green tea on the surface is used to hide those timid about the outside world. Yunori and Ami don't always deal with each other, maybe because they are the same kind. Put on some kind of cloak to hide your true heart. And Yunori is more stubborn than her, which makes Ami very unpleasant. In front of the person she likes, Yunori did not take advantage of Ryu'er's initial goodwill to win love. Be honest with yourself and be generous. It's something that most people in the real world can't do.
Many people will choose to hide this love like Amei. So much so that it became "the regret of youth". Maybe everyone's youth has such beautiful regrets, which is the charm of youth that makes people miss it~
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