Seventy Years of Hong Kong

Hey, I want to put together four good entertainment articles, but I'm still missing one. This book could do it.

I gave up making commercial films and wanted to improve everyone's progress. I knew that the author's Wenqing disease was starting to itch again. . .

The era was chosen well, the career line is a little scattered and not very clear, I support it!

I haven't read a lot of Hong Kong entertainment articles, but for the few I have read, they were all about writing novels and making movies to earn a name just after time travel. It made me sick to my stomach. I don't want to talk about whether it is reasonable or not, but the impetuousness is overflowing in the article. It may be a matter of my personal taste. I still like this kind of bland novels with a sense of life. I don't want to criticize anything, I just hope that the author can stick to the current writing style. After all, it is not easy to encounter such novels. It's a bit selfish for me, it's ridiculous.

God! Sure enough, he was a eunuch. Damn it, I finally found a unique Hong Kong entertainment book, and it turned out to be a eunuch. Speechless.

There are entertainment articles entering the palace everywhere!

Come burn some incense as you pass by. The author was also a decent person during his lifetime.

I hope the author will not jump out of the coffin

Apart from anything else, this book is at least very real and not too pretentious. I feel comfortable reading it, so keep writing it😊

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Directors in this new era really gnash their teeth when they think of the famous film tycoon Mr. Yang Qiu, because many themes have been filmed by this big man. Directors like them in the new era can only reprint the movies of the past 😂😂😂😂

Maicha probably got scared when he saw the news. After all, it would involve the Republic of China.

The writing is pretty good, and the beginning is good, but the more I read on, the less interested I was in reading. Why? I feel that the author was too detailed about the plot of the film, and in short, the plot was too drawn out.

Um, the women in the protagonist are all virgins. . . . Why does the protagonist keep everything at home? Look at Li Zekai. . . .