吴沚默

The story of this drama takes place in a setting full of the flavor of old Hong Kong. It presents the laughter and quarrels among neighbors in a comedic form, thereby reflecting the ups and downs of Hong Kong society. "Hey, bro! You're so cool!" " From "Old Brother, You're so great!" " The original cast brings a brand-new story and incorporates a large number of fresh and hot social issues

"Flying Tigers: Thunderous Battle" is produced by Lok Yee Ling and Cha Chuen Yi, and co-directed by Cha Chuen Yi, Tang Yan Shing and Li Hui Man. The cast includes Miao Qiaowei, Wong Chong Wa, Ng Cho Xi, Lee Ace, Ma Kwok Ming, Ng Kai Wah, Wong Man Chuen, Meng Jia Hui, Leung King Wai, Wong Man Tak, David Chiang, Chan Shan Chung, Cheung Hoi Man, Choi Kit, Gou Yun Hui and Yu

Lawyer Ao Baiyan (played by Chan Ho) had a very tragic experience. This past event made Ao Baiyan deeply understand the importance of power and money, and he regarded them as the sole goals of his life pursuit. Ao Baiyan's early life was very hard. Fortunately, his wife, Zeng Baolin (played by Shao Meiqi), supported him silently behind the scenes. Now, Ao Baiyan is in the industry

The story of "anti-Corruption Strike Force" tells that in the drama, Hu Dingxin, Wong Chi-wan, Wong Chong Wa, Ng Cho-buk and Wong Ho-shun were friends who lived in the same tenement building when they were children. However, due to the collapse of the building, they got separated and met again more than ten years later.

Yang Bixin (played by Ruby Wong) was plagued by schizophrenia and almost poisoned her son, Ye Jinfeng (played by Wong Ho-shun). Ye Jinfeng was so frightened that he dissociated from a weak but warm-hearted personality - Zhu Ji. Ye Jinfeng, with a dual personality, is recognized by Nie Shan (played by Jiang Haowen), the father of criminal investigation, and recruited to join the special case Unit and the psychiatry department

The story of this drama takes place in a setting full of the flavor of old Hong Kong. It presents the laughter and quarrels among neighbors in a comedic form, thereby reflecting the ups and downs of Hong Kong society. "Hey, bro! You're so cool!" " From "Old Brother, You're so great!" " The original cast brings a brand-new story and incorporates a large number of fresh and hot social issues

In the 1970s, when Hong Kong's economy took off, the stock market was the battlefield of greed. Rong Mutong (Zhang Zhaohui), an overseas Chinese in Thailand, has a complete reversal in his outlook on life because of his father's tragic experience. He fled from Thailand to Hong Kong, recognizing the power of the stock market and determined to become a controller. The grassroots upright Qian Yongjin (played by Xiao Zhengnan) and