"Hong Kong Island Love Letter" by Miju
In person, Qi Shengyan is a business leader of the Qi Group who speaks a lot and can hold the audience breathless with his Cantonese speeches. But behind the scenes, he is "Qi Sansui" who is afraid of cockroaches, has a craving for sweets, and can't take care of himself without his sweetheart.
Jiang Wanyin, the "Beauty Jiang" who is gentle as water and runs a gallery in the eyes of outsiders, is actually the best "tamer" who can decisively unplug Qi Shengyan. She has a black belt in Taekwondo but is willing to pretend to be weak.
When I was four years old, half a pineapple bun stuck to my two little hands, marking the beginning of a lifelong bond. He once determined to make a lot of money to support his Wanyin, and he also silently collected every childish thought of her. As time goes by, the scenery of Victoria Harbor has witnessed the pairing of sweethearts: from the never-shifted shots of rowing boats on the shore, to the recordings that only sounded for one person in the audience at the annual meeting; from the soft and coquettish "Honey, please take me back to the house~" after socializing, to "Aren't you angry, Zhongsheng, squatting at the door after a quarrel?"
This is their unique Hong Kong style romance - when Cantonese love words meet deadly vocal control, when coquettishness meets gentle control. "Am I the biggest in Hong Kong?" "... Well, except you." - This is the "Hong Kong Island Love Letter" signed by President Qi and valid for life.
Watch how the three-year-old Qi uses the most disgusting voice to capture his beloved Jiang Meiren from childhood to adulthood.
"He once wanted to give him the splendor of the entire Hong Kong Island, but in the end he realized that what he wanted most was just the sweet smell of the hot egg tart that Qi held in his arms when he returned home at the age of three."
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The author's writing is exquisite, recording the growing boredom from childhood to adulthood, the sourness of first love, and the courage and hard work of chasing one's own light and goals! Great!
The author's writing is exquisite, recording the growing boredom from childhood to adulthood, the sourness of first love, and the courage and hard work of chasing one's own light and goals! Great!