Seeing Sylvia Chang coming back and taking her son away, I suddenly felt that Chow Yun-fat had a little tomato garden to help Microsoft cultivate the market, and Microsoft would harvest it when it matured.

That’s a bit harsh to say. In fact, when I watched this movie again after 20 years, even though it was very vulgar and familiar, I couldn't help but be moved. Only then did I realize that those songs originally came from here. Unfortunately, maybe the version I watched is wrong. It's only one and a half hours, which is too short. It would be nice to talk more about racing. You can also see a little bit of Hong Kong’s personality. Originally I was just hanging out all day in Hong Kong, but after moving to the United States for ten years, I was able to come back as a wealthy executive to shoot commercials, which reflected the lack of confidence in Hong Kong at that time; however, Alang, also known as Hong Kong, has always had dreams, and Only by working hard and working hard in times of crisis has Hong Kong become what it is today. I have read many Song Dynasty poems, and there are many beautiful sentences involving the emotions of men and women, but there are very few descriptions praising family ties. Perhaps Confucius' "junjun, ministers, fathers, sons," is too strict and does not apply to those who observe filial piety. The requirements are too harsh, which can lead to personal loss of office and bankruptcy during those three difficult years. In the ordinary life, many things are commonplace and have a sense of indifference and calmness, and are actually put into a neglected place. Corners are only noticed and cherished at special moments.