不是誰給的多或誰給的少，就是衡量愛情的標準，重要的是，你能夠為對方付出多少。生命給了我們靈魂，可是沒有教我們該怎麼走，所以在情感的路上，兩個人必須風雨同舟，因為愛情是一種遇見，不能等待也沒有準備。

Title: 女王不下班 / Nu Wang Bu Xia Ban

• Also known as: Four Gifts
• Genre: Romance
• Episodes: 15
• Broadcast network: CTV
• Broadcast period: 2010-Sep-19 to 2010-Dec-26
• Air time: Sundays 22:00 to 23:30
• Opening theme song: 24 Xiao Shi Feng Kuang (24小時瘋狂) 24-Hour Madness by Nylon Chen
• Ending theme song: Zhi Jian (之間) Between by Nicholas Teo

Dedicated queens fight hard in the workplace, but how do they find a tough enough man worthy of being their other half?

Recommendation: 3.5/5

Quite a nice show about the 4 sisters and their love stories.

The “stars” of the whole show, I guess, will be 章若薇 (王心如) & 任少廷 (Nicholas Teo).
Cynthia Wang (王心如)
She’s really very pretty. She has the mixed Japanese + Korean look. Seriously attractive. I can’t help but keep looking at her.

Nicholas Teo (張棟樑)
A Malaysian Singer. Best known for filing Smiling Pasta. Most people love him for his smile. He has a nice, Prince.

I’m still enjoying the show. You should catch it too.

A nice song from Nicholas Teo to end this posting.

Set during the Tang Dynasty of China, Can’t Buy Me Love tells the story of the Third Princess, Princess Chiu Yeung (Charmaine Sheh), of the Tang Emperor (Samuel Kwok), who is beautiful but very unreasonable, and, as such, no one wants to marry her. The Kam family is the largest gold manufacturer in the grand capital Chang’an, but because they are deceived, the business runs into troubles. The second son of the Kam family Kam Tuo Luk (Moses Chan) has to marry the Third Princess to save the family business, because then they will have the right to manufacture gold pieces for the Tang Palace, the Third Princess only agreeing to the marriage because otherwise she would be married off to the Tibetan royal family, as schemed by the evil Concubine Wei (Kara Hui).

The Princess brings lots of servants to the Kam family after marrying Kam Tuo Luk, and constantly comes into conflict with the members of the Kam family (Lee Heung Kam, Susanna Kwan, Selena Li, Louis Yuen, Raymond Wong). The Princess brings Szeto Ngan Ping (Fala Chen), with her to the Kam family, who has been awarded “Best Servant” by the Concubine Dowager Chui (Susan Tse). The Princess originally decides to leave the house, but when she misunderstands that the Kam family speaks negatively of her, she stubbornly stays. Later, she and Kam Tuo Luk fall in love. When the Kam family is convicted of a capital offence, she divorces Kam Tuo Luk to secretly save the Kam family.

Alternative Title: 摘星之旅 Zhai Xing Zhi Lu, Reaching for the Stars,

Episodes: 30
Genre: Drama, Family, Modern
Cast: Damian Lau, Cecilia Yip, Raymond Lam, Bosco Wong, Zhao Zi Qi, Vionn Song
Broadcast: August 9th to Sept 17th 2010, M-F 8:30PM
Details:

Synopsis:
A collaboration between hk & shanghai, this series is a modern series, starring stars such as Bosco Wong, Raymond Lam, Cecilia Yip and Damian Lau.

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Ocean Heaven is a 2010 Chinese/Hong Kong drama film starring martial arts superstar Jet Li, who reportedly will not perform any martial arts within the film.^[1] It will also star Taiwanese actress Kwai Lun-mei, who previously starred in Jay Chou’s Secret.

It was announced that it was to be released in spring 2010, but the release date was pushed back to 24 June 2010.

According to the U.S. Centers of Disease Control, one person out of every 110 is born with autism. It follows that China has over 10 million autism patients. David (Wen Zhang) is one of them: he looks absent-minded, repeats other people’s words, swims with amazing ease, keeps everything at home in exact order and maybe he is not totally aware of his mothers death some years ago. Working in an aquarium, Sam Wong (Jet Li) takes tender care of this twenty-two-year-old son of his. With the generous help of the neighbors, the two live happily together. Yet, the father understands very well that in the end, he will have to depart from the world, leaving his son alone and that day will come sooner than everyone is ready to believe.

This film is an ode to a father who is determined to find shelter for his son before it is too late. In the process, the boy achieves a measure of independence necessary for both to let go.

Recommendation: 4.5/5

A very different feel film by Jet Li. A way to allow people understand about autism. Wen Zhang acts well as an autism patient. Billed as the lead actress, Kwai Lun Mei is under-used as an itinerant circus performer who strikes up a friendship with Dafu. Given no back story and smothered in clown face makeup half the time, her interactions with Dafu are too sappy and superficial. Production values are tip-top — besides Doyle, such big names as Joe Hisaishi and Yee Chung Man provide quality music and production design respectively without overwhelming this small drama with excessive stylization.

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One of the show of the movie, 周杰倫-說了再見.

A re-imagining of the story of Zhong Wu Yan in which she lives in the 21st century. She is intelligent and compassionate, but she lacks one thing that her fiancé really cares about: Beauty. Although Qi Xuan appreciates her coming to his aid during hard times, he nonetheless prefers the beautiful Xia Ying Chun during good times. After repeated heartbreaks, Wu Yan contemplates on accepting the affection of another man.

Beauty Knows No Pain (Chinese: 女人最痛; literally Women’s Most Painful) is a 2010 Hong Kong television drama. Produced by Lam Chi-wah and co-edited by Suen Ho-ho and Chan Kam-ling, the drama is a TVB production. The show premiered on July 26, 2010, and is slated to air for 20 episodes five nights a week. The drama follows the lives of three women — Jackie, Mrs. Cash, and BiBi, portrayed by Maggie Cheung Ho-yee, Michelle Yim, and Joyce Tang respectively — who works in the same make-up production company, PDSD.

Mrs. Cash (Michelle Yim) is successful in both career and life. However, she accidentally discovers that her husband Mr. Cash (Dominic Lam) has committed adultery. In order to maintain the relationship, Mrs. Cash is willing to take the risk of getting pregnant despite her age. Pregnancy has imposed great pressure on her daily life as well as her career. Her aggressive subordinate Jackie (Maggie Cheung Ho-yee) therefore seizes the chance to take up her duties. Jackie is a bold and decisive person at work but she is caught in a quadrangular relationship by falling in love with the married man Nick (Joe Ma Tak-chung).

Discouraged by the relationship failures of her bosses, secretary BiBi (Joyce Tang) further impairs her confidence. Bibi’s “outstanding” body shape, further increases her inferiority. Encouraged by her colleague Chi Lam (Power Chan), BiBi decides to boost her self-esteem by getting plastic surgery. Subsequently, she becomes the sexiest goddess on the Internet and the hottest brand spokesperson in town. Upon her getting rich and famous, BiBi suddenly realizes that this is not what she really wants…

A Pillow Case of Mystery II (Traditional Chinese: 施公奇案II) is a costume drama produced by TVB. It is a sequel to 2006’s A Pillow Case of Mystery.

Drama Details:
Title: 情越雙白線
Cantonese/Mandarin title: Ching Yut Seung Baak Sin / Qing Yue Shuang Bai Xian
English title: When Lanes Merge
Previously known as: The Love of Double White Lines
Genre: Modern, Drama
Episodes: 20
Broadcast network: TVB
Broadcast period: 2010-Jun-28 – 2010-Jul-23
Air time: Monday to Friday 20:30 – 21:30
(credits: DramaWiki)

Synopsis:
Rushing along the road every day with a vibrant mix of passengers of all kinds, what taxi drivers see and hear is far more varied than one can ever imagine. Retired taxi driver HO KAU (Cheng Jut Si) returns to the job after his son HO KA-PO (Wong Ho Yin) is convicted of causing death by dangerous driving. The incident has exacerbated the already fractious relationship between the father and the son. PO works for KAU after his release from prison. Before long, he has another serious road accident, in which KAU is also involved and severely injured, both mentally and physically. PO feels so guilty towards his father and comes to understand the importance of careful driving. He maintains a high degree of vigilance while driving but still gets picked on constantly by female traffic police officer KO LAI-SAM (Kate Tsui). As time goes by, the pair have gradually developed a strong attachment to each other and finally become lovers. But PO’s ex-girlfriend CHEUNG HIU-MAN (Sonija Kwok) and SAM’s grandmother KO LI SHUK-CHING (Lee Heung Kam) turn out to be the biggest obstacle to their relationship, leaving the pair stranded in dismay along the tunnel of love…

Casts:
Kent Cheng
Sonija Kwok
Kate Tsui
Raymond Wong
Raymond Cho
Kingdom Yuen
Lee Heung Kam
Kwok Fung
Angel Chiang
Eric Li
Fred Cheng
Ching Hor Wai
Katy Kung
Yu Mo Lin
Elaine Yiu
Lee Hung Kit
Wong Man Piu
Chan Wing Chun
Lam King Kong
Simon Lo
Wong Lok Yi
Tsang Sau Ming
Kwok Cheuk Wah
Cha Cha Chan
Russell Cheung
Coson Ning
Eda Chan
Kitty Lau
Stephen Huynh
Tracy Yip
Evergreen Mak
(credits: DramaWiki)