Half of it was crying because of the beauty of Ye Dexian. Of course, she is not that old, but I was still deceived by the makeup and her performance, thinking that Ye Dexian was not the new city girl in "I don't want to get married" in "Outside the Number"?
I really want the baseball jacket that Xu Suying wears!
Jiang Meiyi successfully broke away from the TVB slut route,
but Qin Pei was still a TVB gas, but it reduced the sense of wretchedness of the old and pretty. Like the local documentary I watched before, about an old man who was tirelessly looking for the second spring, and was as proud as drinking bullwhip soup every night.
Qin Hailu is really a good actress. How can she be so ordinary? It's like Faye Wong wearing a t-shirt from a roadside stall in the forest of Chongqing was misunderstood that she was playing with her character.
In the end, of course, Andy Lau is too handsome. Although he is older than all the metrosexurals, seeing him open the closet (?) to pick up a shirt and carry a bag makes people unable to take their eyes off him. Even the silhouette of Noodles has connotations (?) Give me such a son.
He has been regarded as a thorn in his side since he was a child, but in recent years he has been re-watched The True Story of Ah Fei and was surprised to see his benefits.
When I heard that the spring silkworms were dying, I wanted to complain. Ann was always the same Ann. The bad habit of a group of people reciting the "Ode to the Red Cliff" in "Forty Men" is still a treasure. However, Cantonese is always good to read ancient prose, and you can hear the subtle trembling and sensitivity of the tip of the tongue.
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