For all of Liankai's faults, unconditionally loving someone was not one of them, and he had the key to the door to Qin Sang's heart - he just had to shake the rust out of the lock and push the door open, as he ultimately did in episode 21 when he thought that they would both die and he laid his vulnerabilities and heart out in the open. Via her clothes, her posture, her hair and her accessories, Qin Sang demonstrated the evolution of her emotional maturity, and Liankai contributed to this because of his unconditional love for her. The actress who played Qin Sang (Su Yin) I have to say did a good job on the following: she evolved physically from a bratty, spoiled, "woe is me" princess to a strong, calm, measured woman who can look people straight in the eye and speak without being defensive. I hope that at some point they will release an unedited version because that probably will help us flesh out the story. But what did YLK meant a out the red wine that both last one for frozen, and QS wouldn't love in actually have the same question as you on this - I do not understand Mandarin so I had to rely on the English subtitles but I am pretty sure that I am missing something in translation or the editing turned out very bad on this. And she would listen to her sound, which can be interpret for YLK. She wouldn't want to follow a path of pain and suffering.
I think what she meant is that she would not choose him knowing how her love for him turns out unhappy.
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