I think that if you like one of these you'd like the other. Both the male leads are irrationally possessive of the female leads.

I think that these stories have relatively the same premise: two art students meet in college and fall in love but then separate for one reason or another. They then meet again in the future. Art in Love is definitely a more light hearted approach to this concept, while Where the Lost Ones Go is a melodrama version.

Both of these movies are focused on cooking. These two movies are shot in similar styles. I found the food shots in The Movable Feast reminiscent of those in This Is Not What I Expected. A lot the camera work in both of these films are similar too. Something that impresses me about both films is they have beautifully colorful scenes/sets/costumes that don't come across as obnoxious or overwhelming or busy; the colors are always just beautiful and help to create settings that match the characters.

I feel like the main characters in both of these dramas have a lot of similarities. Both of the male leads fall hard for he girls. The male leads both have military backgrounds. And the male lead both seem like they are walled off but are really giant teddy bears. The female leads i feel are similar too. They both have great ambition and confidence in the skills they have. The female leads are also both very calm, which i feel are hard to find in cdramas

I definitely feel like if you like one you'd like the other!!

They both have similar story concepts (famous girl, "regular" guy) and the lead males and females f both shows are really kind hearted overall good people.

Both are quirky and endearing romance stories about people who do not have much experience with love. Both also have peculiar male leads. While the stories themselves are not directly the same, they emote the same overall feeling. I highly recommend one if you like the other.

While the overall story lines of 20th Century Boy and Girl and Because This is My First Life are fairly different, the way the stories are presented are quite similar. They shows split the screen time between couples and occasionally pull them back together for shared scenes. Also both shows have a wholesome light feeling throughout!

I think that 20th Century Boy and Girl has the same over all feeling/vibe that The Time We Were Not in Love has. They both have similar themes of a romance between two childhood friends that isn't realized until their 30's. Both are quite light hearted.

I agree with others in that both have the same overall feeling. They have dark and desperate feelings and concepts to them. I think both of these dramas do something that others don't: they show and don't tell. What i mean by that is that they don't have to verbally explain everything, you get a lot of information by the settings, the acting, the silence, etc. Both dramas have deep and complex stories,characters, and feelings that are presented in beautiful ways.

Just Between Lovers and MARS both tell poignant stories of two very emotionally damaged people falling in love together. They over come their past tragedies and emotional scars together. These stories are both about loving and healing each other as well as themselves.

Both dramas have similar plot point being that the male leads are matchmakers but aren't so proficient in their own love stories

I have not watched How Long Will I Love U but It sounds like the Meet Me @ 1006 and How Long Will I Love You have the same concepts of time travel. With merging of apartments, going in and out of certain doors leads to different time periods, etc.