Recently, a number of Hong Kong-made films have attracted much attention. "Former Fortune Lord" Tsang Junhua went to the theater earlier to support his friend Louis Koo's film "Tomorrow's War", and today (2nd), he will share the after-view of "Fan Opera", which is highly praised. The film is a comedy about "good Hong Kong, full of local feelings".
He also shared the lines that touched him the most in the play, lamenting: "In today's Hong Kong, I believe this sentence makes many people have mixed feelings."
Zeng Junhua posted on Facebook, saying that he had watched "The Heart of the Rice" directed and written by Chen Yongshen earlier, and described "I have never tried watching a play in a theater until my teeth softened." He thought the dialogue in the play was "extremely authentic." He believes that if the dialogue is translated into Mandarin or English, it will be "very difficult to work", and the audience may not be able to understand the essence of it.
Tsang Junhua revealed a little background of the film's story, referring to the film's veiled description of the current situation in Hong Kong. For example, there was a great conflict between brothers due to issues such as "sister-in-law", which made the originally neat home almost torn apart.
He concluded with a classic line in the play: "The people of the house enterprise are on the side, and the side is in the house enterprise": "The center of the series is actually what I want to say, and we may no longer need a real "house enterprise"." Even more frankly, "That sentence makes me click."
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