The show’s success is a testament to the enduring popularity of the “Meteor Garden” franchise and the appeal of Asian dramas globally. As the show continues to gain new fans, it’s clear that the story of Si Xing and Daoming Si will remain a beloved part of popular culture for years to come.

For those unfamiliar with the story, “Meteor Garden” is based on a Japanese manga series called “Hana Yori Dango” (also known as “Boys Over Flowers”), written by Yoko Kamio. The manga follows the life of Tsukasa Domyoji, a wealthy and influential high school student who becomes the leader of a group of boys known as the F4. The story centers around Tsukasa’s complicated relationships with his friends and a poor but spirited girl named Haruhi Fujioka.

The 2018 adaptation of “Meteor Garden” retains the core elements of the original story but updates it for a modern audience. The show explores themes of love, friendship, and social class, which remain relevant today. The characters are well-developed, and the cast delivers strong performances that bring depth and nuance to their roles.

The 2018 version of “Meteor Garden” was produced by Chinese streaming platform, Tencent Video, and features a new cast of actors. The series stars Shen Yue as Dai Orachew (the equivalent of Haruhi Fujioka) and Dylan Wang as Daoming Si (the equivalent of Tsukasa Domyoji). The show premiered on Tencent Video in China and was later broadcast in other countries, including Taiwan, Hong Kong, and Southeast Asia.

In 2018, the popular Taiwanese drama “Meteor Garden” was reimagined for a new generation of viewers. The original series, which aired in 2001, was a massive hit and launched the careers of its lead stars, Barbie Hsu and Jerry Yan. The show’s success was not limited to Taiwan, as it gained a significant following across Asia and beyond. Seventeen years later, the story of Si Xing and Daoming Si was retold with a fresh cast and a modern twist.

The F4, a group of wealthy and influential boys who rule the school, are a central part of the story. In the 2018 version, each member of the F4 has a distinct personality and backstory that adds complexity to the show. Daoming Si, played by Dylan Wang, is the leader of the F4 and a complex character with a troubled past. The other members of the F4, including Lei Zuo (played by Caesar Wu), Huang Jingyu (played by Darren Chen), and Lan Zhan (played by Hendry Li), each bring their own unique energy to the show.