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Then came Taiwan's Chinese Television System (CTS) in 2001. With a budget that seemed laughable even back then, producer Angie Chai cast four unknown model-actors—Jerry Yan, Vic Zhou, Ken Chu, and Vanness Wu—to form a boy band within the show called (Flower 4).

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Unlike others, Shan Cai refuses to back down, eventually earning the respect and love of the group's hot-tempered leader, Dao Ming Si . meteor garden

Ah, Hua Ze Lei. The silent, violin-playing second lead played by Vic Zhou. He is the "if you love her, set her free" guy. The image of Lei blowing bubbles on a rooftop is seared into the memory of every viewer. He represents the safe, gentle option—and watching Shan Cai choose the storm (Dao Ming Si) is what fuels the angst.

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Furthermore, the show is a time capsule. Watching (2001) is like looking at how Gen X and Millennials viewed love: as a battlefield. Watching the 2018 version shows how Gen Z renegotiated that story: as a negotiation. Then came Taiwan's Chinese Television System (CTS) in 2001

The protagonist, Shan Cai, comes from a poor family. Her parents scrape together money to send her to the prestigious Ying De University, an institution dominated by the ultra-rich. At the top of the food chain is F4, four heirs to massive conglomerates who rule the school with intimidation. They issue "red notes" to anyone who crosses them, signaling the student body to bully the victim until they drop out.