
A Superstar’s Rise in Hong Kong Entertainment, Starting in 1997
巨星从港娱97开始
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.0M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Showbiz Romance
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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There are reasons for poor grades. You can't even go deep into the story anymore, still writing romance like you did ten years ago. No wonder you failed. Either have a single female lead with a career storyline and some slice-of-life elements, or have no female lead but still have slice-of-life elements. You've already included seven or eight female characters just by opening the character cards.
The idea is great, and it's even great to have Kuan Ge (Brother Kuan) play it. Kuan Ge's looks are truly top-notch, far superior to today's young heartthrobs. I personally prefer Kuan Ge's looks compared to Louis Koo and Joe Chen.
This isn't a Hong Kong variety show; it starts by giving the protagonist their first pot of gold and a chance to start their business. The main theme is entertainment. It involves elements from Hong Kong, Taiwan, mainland China, the US, and South Korea.
Small bulldozer
Cecilia Cheung, Huo Xiwen, Rosamund Kwan, Alyssa Chia, Vivian Chow, Choo Ja-hyun, Joey Meng, Kristy Yang, Michelle Reis, Gao Yuanyuan, Lin Chi-ling, Kelly Chen, Fan Bingbing, Ada Choi, Yoyo Mung, Jun Ji-hyun, Liu Xiaoli, Son Ye-jin, Han Ga-in, Joey Wong, Monica Bellucci, Britney Spears, Jennifer Lawrence, Connery, Jessica Chastain, Al Barrett, Vichy, Charlize Theron, Sophie Marceau, Sharla Cheung, Shu Qi, Zeng Li, Gigi Lai, Gillian Chung, Charlene Choi, Liu Tao, Qin Lan, Yang Xue
The plot flows smoothly, and the female characters are decisively pursued; it's watchable.
Beautiful
I've noticed a lot of people praising Vivian Chow, but personally, I don't think it's that exaggerated. Maybe it's just a matter of personal taste; I just can't appreciate her.
Good heavens, the female lead is Vivian Chow? If I were reborn in 1997, would I still be able to choose Vivian Chow as the female lead? I don't know if I should read this book.
Writing about Hong Kong entertainment would most likely flop 😄. Back then, Hong Kong actors and directors were of low quality, discriminated against mainlanders, and were all about ripping people off! My first impression was already bad.
For Qiong Yao, her double standards should be exposed: during her time as a mistress, she championed love above all else, but after becoming the wife, she said family should take precedence. Simply focusing on her experience as a mistress would allow some to whitewash her advocacy of prioritizing love.