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We like simple-minded characters, for they remind us of the oft-forgotten simple beauty of life. That’s probably what endeared TVB’s top-rated series Square Pegs (2002) and Life Made Simple (2005) – both surrounding Roger Kwok’s mentally handicapped character Ah Wong – to their audiences. In 2011, the female version of Ah Wong is born in My Sister of Eternal Flower, which stars Charmaine Sheh as an adult woman with the intelligence of a 10-year-old, and Raymond Lam as the obnoxious, spoiled rich kid who gradually develops an extraordinary romance with her. Stretching their acting muscles, the two leads have deservedly earned rave reviews for their memorable performances, while their co-stars Toby Leung, Pierre Ngo, Alex Lam, Yoyo Chen, Catherine Chau, and Annie Chong also shine in this charming comedy drama.

Known affectionately as “Big Sister Fa”, Fa Lai Chu (Charmaine Sheh) may be intellectually impaired, but she’s a sincere and good-hearted girl, a helpful hand at her uncle’s neighborhood restaurant, and the loving protector of her younger sister Fa Lai Ping (Toby Leung) and brother Fa Wai Chung (Alex Lam). Chiang Yik (Raymond Lam) is the heir to a major fashion company, but his grandfather (Wu Fung) is wary of handing the company to the immature, good-for-nothing grandson, so he promotes Luk Ho Cheung (Pierre Ngo) to the position of CEO and demotes Yik to the lowest rank instead. In order to win back grandpa’s favor and return to his privileged life, Yik comes up with a plan: he woos Lai Chu (a girl his grandpa likes) with false promise of love, hoping to make grandpa think that he is going to marry her and be a reformed man!.
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