Our Generation: Watch episodes 17 of Chinese drama online today; check the release date & streaming platforms for these countries
Our Generation is a drama about Cherry, who, grows up with her loving parents and childhood friends on a mountain construction site. When Jiang Qiao Xi transfers to their school, her warmth becomes a rare comfort in his otherwise lonely world.
Our Generation: Release date and time for Episodes 17
Episodes 17 air on Wednesday, July 23, 2025, and will go live around 9:30 AM IST. They will also be available for international viewers streaming on Netflix, offering English subtitles to make the series accessible to a global audience. The release times in other regions are as follows: Japan/Korea – 1:00 PM KST/JST, China – 12:00 PM CST, USA (West Coast) – 9:00 PM PT (previous day), UK – 4:00 AM GMT, Australia – 2:00 PM AEST.
Where to Watch Our Generation Episodes 17 Online?
Episodes 17 is available to stream on Netflix, the main legal platforms offering high-quality video and English subtitles. For viewers in the U.S., Canada, India, Indonesia, and the UK, Netflix and Daily Motion continues to be the top choices for watching the series.
Our Generation: Plot highlights of Episodes 17
Lin Qile, affectionately nicknamed "Cherry" and portrayed by Zhao Jinmai, is a bright and spirited girl growing up in a scenic mountain village. Her life takes an unexpected turn when Jiang Qiaoxi, a quiet and gifted student from the provincial capital played by Zhang Linghe, suddenly enters her world.
Our Generation episodes 17: Spoilers
Here are the spoilers for Episodes 17 of the Korean series Our Generation based on the YouTube preview:
Episode 17 of Our Generation is a quiet storm - a tale of love interrupted, silence that wounds, and the painful edge of growing up. Just as Lin Qile (Cherry) and Jiang Qiaoxi finally come together, he vanishes without a word. No calls. No texts. Just silence.
College, once full of promise, becomes cold and disorienting. Independence brings loneliness. Unread messages become sharp reminders of absence.
Far away in Hong Kong, Qiaoxi lives a life Cherry knows nothing about.
"why do you seem like you want to cry while saying this"bec he is talking about a future he can no longer have.the breaking voice, the tremble as he complete his sentences, constantly avoiding eye contact, masking his tears - broke my heart — #OurGeneration #OurGenerationEp15 pic.twitter.com/Y3KWcsVxvu
A mutual friend, Qin Yeyun, knows where he is - but chooses not to tell her, thinking he's protecting her. But is silence really kindness?
This episode captures the confusion of early adulthood - when love doesn't follow the rules, and people leave without answers. Cherry's quiet pain, her desperate attempts to reach out, echo a feeling many know too well.
Even more than heartbreak, Our Generation shows how others respond to it. Shielding Cherry from the truth denies her a chance to heal.
Our Generation: Cast and Characters
Our Generation brings back the captivating duo of Zhang Linghe and Zhao Jinmai in a heartfelt tale of friendship, love, and finding oneself.
FAQs
1. When will Episodes 17 of Revenged Love be released?
Answer: Our Generation Episodes 17 will be released on July 22, 2025, and will air oat 7:30 AM IST.
2. Where can I watch Episodes 17 of Our Generation online?
Answer: Our Generation Episodes 17 will be available for streaming on Netflix, the platform offering English subtitles.
3. Does Our Generation have English subtitles?
Answer: Yes, Our Generation is fully subtitled in English on Netflix, including Episodes 17.
4. What is the plot of Episodes 17 of Our Generation?
Answer: Our Generation Episodes 17 continues to explore a heartfelt tale of friendship, love, and finding oneself.
5. Is Our Generation available on Netflix?
Answer: Yes, Our Generation is available on Netflix. The drama is also available on Daily Motion.
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