The Birth of a Giant

It is best not to write in Hong Kong accent. Although it is interesting, it will be too difficult for those who are not familiar with Hong Kong accent to read.

When writing about Hong Kong entertainment, try to write about people who are familiar to readers. Don't force yourself to save people. Writing is embarrassing and forcing you to talk about things that haven't happened. Don't write in a Hong Kong accent, because I really don't recognize some of the words and I'm embarrassed to say that I have read and gone to school. Let's take care of it first

Give me some advice! I wonder if the author is from Cantonese? But when I read people's names and self-identifications in novels, I felt weird! Families here in Guangdong will call their children so-and-so Zai. Taking the name of pig's feet as an example, family members will call them Zu Zai, or Azu! When I call myself myself, I usually call myself Azu, or me, but not Zuzai! My friends will call me Azu, but not Zuzai! There is also a young man, I have never heard of this title, a young man, a young man, a young man, but I am talking about a young man. When he becomes an adult, others will call him handsome! I suggest that if the author is confused, don't forcefully write these in Cantonese accent. As far as the title is concerned, you can call him Azu. When he is an adult, people who are not familiar with him can call him Lu Sheng with pig's feet! It means calling Mr. XX respectfully! Forget about the rest, it looks very embarrassing! It's also easy to get into trouble!

I can't understand it. Although it tastes good, I can't understand it. It's a waste of my brain.

No matter what you write. It's all flutter. If you don't believe it, just sit back and wait for the eunuch.

Comments are dumb because the author doesn't even read comments.

When I saw this Lu Xiaozu, I thought of Wu Xiaozu