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The unstoppable trio of Stephen Chow, Ng Man Tat, and writer-director Lee Lik Chi ruled Hong Kong cinema in the 1990s with blockbuster comedies like Flirting Scholar, God of Cookery, and The King of Comedy, but their golden collaboration actually began in television. In 1989, they collaborated in two extremely popular TVB dramas, the nonsensical martial arts comedy The Final Combat and urban drama The Justice of Life, launching Stephen Chow into great fame. Fondly remembered as one of the best TVB dramas of all time, The Justice of Life features Stephen Chow and Ng Man Tat as a memorable father-son duo, with Chow displaying his unique brand of motormouth “mo lei tau” everyman humor that would later drive his films. Leading the cast is film and television star Alex Man, along with his future wife Tanny Tien and many actors who now form the backbone of Hong Kong cinema, including Anthony Wong, Teresa Mo, Hui Siu Hung, and Wong Yat Fei. Truly one of the classics of Hong Kong television, The Justice of Life draws both laughter and tears with its down-to-earth humor and moving depiction of family, love, and brotherhood.

After the death of his fiancee (Pauline Yeung), triad legend Ming Tin (Alex Man) washes his hands of the underworld, retreating to a quiet life running a small mahjong parlor. He originally disavowed himself of romance as well, but two very different women (Tanny Tien and Teresa Mo) wander into his life. Ming Tin lives with his mother (Lee Heung Kam), uncle (Ng Man Tat), and cousin Yam Miu (Stephen Chow). Ming Tin and Yam Miu are as close as brothers, but Yam Miu’s father has a grudge against Ming Tin, leading to many barbs and bickers in this odd family. When Yam Miu and his father unwittingly stumble onto the wrong sides of the track, it’s up to Ming Tin to pull them back with his old connections..
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Neither time nor tide can keep us apart, be it in another world.

Scarlet Heart 2, the sequel to the hit fantasy period drama Startling by Each Step, moves the setting from the Qing Dynasty to a giant conglomerate in the modern-day world. What remains the same: lies, conspiracies and a romance that stands the test of time. Nicky Wu, Cecilia Liu Shishi, Annie Liu, Damian Lau and Ye Zuzin from the first season are joined by many new faces including Sun Yizhou, Jiang Jingfu (Xuan Yuan Sword) and Chen Xiang (Runaway Sweetheart). Liu Shishi plays the dual role of estranged sisters who are embroiled in relationships with three men, all of whom are heirs to the same company run by a father they scorn..
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In early Tang Dynasty, when China was in one of the golden eras of her long history, dance and music was not only the prime entertainment for the royal family, but also a means of climbing up the social ladder for commoners. It is because the performers who excel at the competition held in Chang’an will be entitled to a life of luxury in the royal court. Starring Bobby Auyeung, Myolie Wu, Linda Chung, and Evergreen Mak, TVB costume drama House of Harmony and Vengeance is a compelling story revolving around the people in one of the major royal academies of performing arts in the Tang capital.

In his escape from the law after killing a corrupt official, wandering musician Tai Ming But (Bobby Auyeung) resorts to stealing the identity of Kiu Bo Lung (Evergreen Mak), whom he presumed dead, as the new director of the royal performing arts academy, Cheung Lai Yuen. Having got himself disfigured and his memory lost in the near-fatal accident, Kiu adopts the name Ko Yan and begins his new life as a chef. But as fate would have it, Tai and Ko cross paths again in Chang’an, not knowing each other’s real identity. Tai recognizes Ko’s extraordinary gift in music and invites him to work in the academy. Meanwhile, in an attempt to break off with Kiu’s past, Tai cancels the engagement with Kiu’s arranged fianc e Bin Yuk Yin (Linda Chung), who furiously plots to enter the academy as a dancer and approach him with vengeance in mind. At Cheung Lai Yuen, she befriends fellow dancer Lei Tsoi Shan (Myolie Wu), but the fierce competition for the top performer honor only compounds their already complicated relationships with the real and the fake Kiu Bo Lungs….
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Guai Tan – Yin Ni Jia Li Man Dan Bu Si Yi Shou Ji (DVD) (CABLE TV Program) (Hong Kong Version).
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Warriors Of The City (H-DVD) (End) (China Version).
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After a three-year hiatus from the small screen, superstar Rainie Yang finally returns to TV with 2014’s Love at Second Sight! This time, she plays idealistic wedding planner Fei Luo Luo. Heavily influenced by her parents’ long and loving marriage, Luo Luo is a hopeless romantic, which is perfect for her line of work, as she will stop at nothing to give her clients perfect weddings. On the other end of the spectrum, there’s Lu Zhe Xi (Zheng Kai, Come For You), who witnessed his mother’s unhappy marriage growing up and thus believes in a rational, measured approach to love. He believes that real love must be able to stand the test of time and multiple obstacles, and works as an internet love adviser who sets up hurdles for couples to try to scale. In other words, he’s essentially a break-up adviser. Luo Luo and Zhe Xi crash into each other’s lives when they end up working with the same couple for opposite reasons. They quickly take a dislike to one another, but love springs from the most unexpected places, even amidst constant bickering..
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