Review and recommendation on the value of classic Hong Kong dramas.

Reviewing the classic Hong Kong dramas is recommended as follows:

The description of the era background, the performance of the plot, the design of characters, the fit between actors and roles, and the expressive force of each actor are all excellent. The overall rhythm is almost to lead the audience to follow the plot. Especially in the love-hate relationship between two families and two generations. Almost every episode in the play has a remarkable plot. The plot is ups and downs, which is embarrassing. The last episode fell to the bottom when it was still happy. Amazing anti-routine plot trend, luck and misfortune, all kinds of entanglements

Every relationship in the play is full of surprises and famous scenes. Whether it's Ling Jie's persistence in entering the new world, Zhan Bo's detachment from Judaism and Long Jiwen, or Xiao Xie's and Fang Ting's desperate love for each other ... I feel that the be of that era is so good.

Full-time online acting is necessary. I can't believe that I abandoned all kinds of male idols and played a paranoid Ding Crab in stark raving mad. Most of the time, Liu Qingyun plays around and can't help love rat on the wall. The gorgeous Lan Jieying of Wutai Mountain dares to love and hate, but the sad ending is cherished; Select and find Vivian Chow;

Guo Aiming is really sultry; Loretta Lee Shao Zhongheng with clear love and hate; Everyone in the play is flesh and blood, with distinct personality, which is worth seeing. I have to boast that the beautiful women in those days were really beautiful, smart, with their own personalities and refined temperament.

There are many classic Cantonese songs in the play. Alan Tam and Adam Cheng sang the ending song of the theme song, Faye Wong's Fragile Woman, Vivian Chow's red river valley, Anita Mui's As if an old friend is coming, and so on.