*Airing After the Drive Of Life English Title: The Ultimate Crime Fighter Chinese Title: 通天幹探 Cantonese Title: Tung Tin Gon Taam Vietnamese Title: N/A Casts: Yuen Biao, Moses Chan, Gigi Lai, Yoyo Mung, etc. Length: 35 episodes (Cantonese) // 26 tapes (Vietnamese) Release Date: October 2007 (Canto) // December 2007 (Viet) Genre: Modern Action/Crime/Police/Drama Synopsis: He’s got divine eyes and amazing kung-fu skills… He’s an extraordinary man of wit and bravery! Famous for his unparalleled kung-fu skills, Police Officer Yuen Fo Sun (Yuen Biao) has cracked a large number of difficult cases, which makes him very popular within the police force. Despite the recognition he has achieved, Fo quits his job to become a monk, but later, as luck would have it, he gets back to Hong Kong again, where he experiences a series of mysterious, supernatural events… With the assistance of Fo, Wai Tsun Lung (Moses Chan Ho), an undercover police officer, manages to solve the most complicated cases. Fo believes that there is a special bond between him and Lung. Lung and his bosom friend Keung Nga Yue (Yoyo Mung Ka Wai) have been very close to each other. Feeling so upset, Lung’s girlfriend, Wong Ching Ying (Gigi Lai Chi), starts going out with her boss, Chong Man Hei (Kevin Cheng Ka Wing), which leads her to the point of no return… To seek revenge, Lung has shown his complete disregard for law and order. He is ready to sacrifice himself and even Fo to reach his goal. Things are happening as Fo predicts. Will the long-running feud between them be eventually settled? Fate will decide… *Airing After Steps English Title: Men Don’t Cry Chinese Title: 奸人堅 Cantonese Title: Gaan Yan Kin Vietnamese Title: N/A Casts: Dayo Wong, Cecilia Yip, Lam Ka Wah, Vivien Yeo, etc. Length: 21 episodes (Cantonese) // 15 tapes (Vietnamese) Release Date: October 2007 (Canto) // December 2007 (Viet) Genre: Period Comedy/Kung-Fu Synopsis: Good evil; too bad to be true Standup comedian Dayo Wong comes again to play his wacky humor With the support of the head of the Police Authority, Guangzhou’s top villain Ho Kei Kin (Dayo Wong Tze Wah) has been riding roughshod over everyone around him. He is so manipulative that he has explored every possible means in his fight for a house with the buck-toothed owner Ling Yuk Tsui (Cecilia Yip Tung). Tsui is happy to have met the upright and honorable Wong Fei Hung (Lam Ka Wah). The pair quickly falls in love and even feels ready for marriage. Interested in stirring up trouble, Kin tries to recruit more students for his kung-fu school by portraying himself as the hero who has defeated one of the Ten Tigers of Guangdong, Wong Kei Ying. For the sake of fairness, Hung is resolved to have a contest with Kin. Unfortunately, Kin manages to make Hung give in with the help of the ancestral tablet of his late father. Thinking that he is a hopeless coward, Tsui decides to break off her engagement to Hung. Kin quickly grabs the chance and begins to woo Tsui. Tsui agrees to transfer her house to Kin after much persuasion from him. Kin shows his true colors as soon as he has secured the property. Tsui is left homeless and has to put up at Po Chi Lam, the martial arts club set up by Hung. Kin has lost his power and soon becomes an object of contempt and hatred. With nowhere else to go, he decides to turn to Hung and asks to be his apprentice. Hung has tried his best to bring out the human side of Kin, for which he has received a lot of criticism from others. Despite Hung’s support, Kin does not repent and behaves even worse than before, leaving Po Chi Lam in a state of total chaos… Source/Credit: virtuesofharmony
Men Don’t Cry i think is the best drama since Dayo Wong is act inside! i still can't forget all the fun he brings to us!
