Bryan and Belinda meet during a matchmaking session and have a good impression of each other. However, chances of them becoming a couple are destroyed when he ruins her chances of buying an apartment. Bryan helps Belinda out when she stains her outfit.
This gives them a chance to start dating. However, they break up due to character differences.
A turn of events gives Bryan and Belinda a chance to reconcile and get married. Within two years, they have two children. Even though their lifestyles and characters still clash, they have learned to be more tolerant and accommodating.
Notes:
Love the part where they shrink Bryan down into a miniature. As well as the whatsapp-like conversations on screen.
Wished:Bryan Wong and Belinda Lee can tone down some of their acting. It's a little too theatrical for TV.
Aloysius and Paige’s romance started with a one-night stand after they met at a pub.
He was unable to forget her, and they started a relationship despite the 10-year age gap. As time passed, the differences between them became apparent.
When he graduated from university and headed overseas for further studies, she broke up with him. Six years have passed. Aloysius has returned and he wants to start anew with Paige. Unfortunately, she has been married for six months.
Romeo and Sheila have no plans to get married; after all, they have gotten along well for more than 10 years. However, when she accidentally gets pregnant, she contemplates tying the knot.
Their relationship is put to the test when problems crop up while they are planning and discussing the wedding. Romeo manages to get over his fears and finally proposes to Sheila.
Felicia is a woman with a mediocre job, educational level and looks. In the day, she is like any normal office worker, but in the evenings, she becomes a sexy and attractive woman seeking love on the Web. Felicia and Tony have been dating online for six months and she believes Tony is her Prince Charming.
Review:
The ending is a bit sick. I can't believe what she did for him.
Things that women do for love. Madness.
Preferred Aloysius and Paige's episode to this story.
Weilie is a good man who dotes on his girlfriend, Jiajia. He even chalks up credit card debts to please her. On their wedding day, he is irked by the pranks played by her bridesmaids and decides to call off the wedding.
Everyone assumes Weilie had called off the wedding because of the bridesmaids. The real reason is that he got drunk during his bachelor party and had a one-night stand. Guilt-stricken, he made the decision not to marry her. Weilie gains Jiajia’s forgiveness and reconciles with her. The incident teaches them that love conquers everything.
Tay and Rebecca are a successful couple who do well at work and are the envy of people around them. The truth is that Tay has been having an affair with the assistant in his clinic, as Rebecca is too busy with her career.
When Rebecca discovers the affair, she does not fuss and merely asks him to handle the matter well. He breaks up with his lover and discovers Rebecca is also having an affair. Unable to bear the shame, Tay demands a divorce.
So there was a recent hooha in China with regards to the TV DRAMA "Empress of China Wu Zetian".
Apparently the outfits the actresses were wearing were too revealing for
audiences, and they had to pause the show and edit it before it was
resumed airtime.
Fan Bing Bing as the Empress To Be
Zhou Hai Mei as One of the Main Concubines
Coz of that, Zhou Hai Mei (周海媚) who has not appeared for a long while, has been making headlines with her good looks and figure. She was acting as one of the 4 main concubines of the King.
She's almost 50 (47 in 2015) but looks like she's in her 20s.
Here's a photo of Zhou Hai Mei in a period drama get-up more than 20 years ago. She doesn't look a lot different! Amazing.
47 (Year 2015)
Here's a glance of other celebrities that have managed to maintain their youthful looks and defied the laws of aging:
SHOW TIME:
Show begins on 23 February 2015 on Channel U
Every Monday to Friday at 10pm
SHOW PLOT SYNOPSIS:
Not to be confused with Disney’s hit track ‘Let It Go’ from Frozen, this 13-episode series takes a leaf from Fish Leong’s hit song – literally translated as ‘Happy Break Up’, and explores love and relationships through the eyes of our female protagonist, a famous blogger cum relationship expert. Let’s hope this blogger has more zest and character and is not just your ordinary doormat.
SHOW INTRODUCTION:
Yan Neo
(Jeanette Aw) is a blogger who shot to fame for baring her multiple
breakup experiences. Not only does she detail her failed relationships
on her blogging space, she exercises no discretion when it comes to
shaming her exes. There is, however, her fifth ex-boyfriend who has
never been exposed.
A newspaper reporter, Judy interviews Yan. Judy is not
in favour of Yan’s post-breakup approach. She feels that Yen is
asserting a negative influence over her readers to give up on their
relationships easily. In fact, Judy is tangled in an underground
relationship.
Yan co-habits with her long-time bestie, Du Jia Yi
(Mindee Ong). Jia Yi is a flight attendant and has a close boyfriend,
Ethan. Jia Yi plans a surprise on Ethan’s birthday but catches him in
bed with another girl! Shattered from the sight, she attempts suicide.
Yan makes it in time to stop her. Witnessing this episode, Judy breaks
off from her unstable relationship with her boss.
There is a reason to Yan’s happy breakup theories. Yan
once had a secondary schoolmate, Joyce whom she was extremely close to.
They were 15 years old then. Unable to deal with the pain of a breakup,
Joyce committed suicide. Up till now, Yan still feels pretty choked
about this incident and firmly believes that the tragedy would not have
happened if someone was there for Joyce, to help her let go of the
relationship and move on,.
Won over by Yan’s approaches to happy endings, Judy
invites Yan to start a column on breakup experiences, hoping that her
stories could “heal” readers.
Ah Man (Calvin Soh), a makeup artist, is Yan's tenant;
they are close friends who keep no secrets from each other. As a makeup
artist for celebrities, Ah Man claims to be a trend-setter with an
exquisite eye for beauty. However, Ah Man and Jia Yi find each other a
pain in the neck.
When Jia Yi broke up with Ethan, Yan thinks that Jia
Yi is able to let go and move on happily. Little did she know that
things have backfired. Yan finds out that Jia Yi is harbouring hopes on
reuniting with Ethan and is strongly against it. Jia Yi does not
understand why Yan is so against this relationship. Their friendship
sours.
To prove Ethan is a womanizer, Yan engages Mark Chow
(Elvin Ng) a freelance photographer under the recommendation of Ah Man.
To her surprise, Mark (Elvin Ng) is a conservative man with a strong
sense of integrity. Mark refuses Yan’s request to snoop around taking
pictures of cheating partners. Angered by the rejection, Yan takes
matters into her own hands.
CAST & CREW:
Yan Neo: Jeanette Aw
A fashionable 33-year-old single blogger, Yan Neo is known for explicitly baring her breakup experiences and shaming her exes online. Tough on the ouside, soft on the inside, Yan is fiercely loyal to her loved ones. She appears to be emotionally stronger after each breakup but her confidence in relationships dwindles. She keeps a Chinchilla, a gift from that special ex-boyfriend, in the hope that he would come back for her one day.
Mark Chow: Elvin Ng
An emotionally unavailable bachelor, Mark Chow is a 35-year-old freelance photographer; Mark is a man of few words and has a strong sense of integrity. He is born in a well-off family and his parents are kind and loving. He is faithful when it comes to love. He is good in taking black and white photographs, which is a reflection of his own personality; he sees things in black and white. Mark is unable to move on his first love because there was no proper closure to it. Mark learns to let go the pain and move on from his first love after he meets Yan.
Ah Man: Calvin Soh
A well-known 35 years old makeup artist from Malaysia, Ah Man calls himself a Sensitive New Age Guy as he is sensitive and a sentimental weeper. Ah Man is born to a poor and large family that is single-handedly cared for by his mother. His ambition is to make a name for himself in Singapore. He is Yan’s tenant and they are close friends that keep no secrets from each other. He extremely vain and strongly believes that men possess a gentle side too. Ah Man is passionate about his job and the eyeliner he wears is the pride of his makeup career. Unknown to others, he uses the eyeliners to mask his inferior complexity.
Du Jia Yi: Mindee Ong
A 33 years old flight attendant, Jia Yi is sweet and gentle ladykin. She appears to be weak but transforms into a stronger person when angered. Jia Yi is Yan’s roommate, classmate and also her bestie. She is protective over the weak; believes in love yet dates an unfaithful man. Jia Yi develops a crush on Mark. Although she always bickers with Ah Man, she buries the past and helps Ah Man wholeheartedly to achieve his dreams when she finds out that he is terminally ill. This touches Ah Man and convinces him that Jia Yi is the one he has been waiting for.
Reporter Judy is interviewing blogger Yan Liang Yuyan when Yan’s pal, Jiayi, attempts suicide because her boyfriend, Ethan, has two-timed her. Besides saving her, Yan gives Judy the motivation to break up with her boyfriend, Tim. Judy’s impression of Yan improves. She suggests Yan should be a columnist who writes stories about her breakups and how she survived them. Yan had just broken up with her 10th boyfriend on the day Jiayi tried to kill herself. However, she is immune to such situations and can walk out of her misery quickly.
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Yan manages to get pictures of Ethan with another woman. Instead of appreciating her help, Jiayi insists on reconciling with him. She breaks Mark’s camera.Mark demands that Yan return the camera, which was a gift from his first love. Guilt-stricken, she offers to get him a new camera, but he rejects it. She is puzzled by his insistence on retrieving his old camera.Yan decides to give up the column, as she does not want Jiayi to misunderstand. What Mark says enlightens her and she decides to support Jiayi’s reconciliation with Ethan.
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Yan’s first article is finally published and the topic is Jiayi’s happy breakup. Many of Yan’s blog fans show their support. Amongst them is Mabel, who is looking for her missing lover. Out of curiosity, Yan arranges to meet Mabel and promises to help find her lover, who had left without a word. Her hope is that Mabel can bury her past and start anew. Mark apologises to Yan for misunderstanding her motives and offers to help Mabel.
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Some readers badmouth Yan when they find out she earns money through the commercials on her blog. Yan hopes to boost her popularity. When she learns Jiayi’s friend, Jane, has just broken up with her boyfriend, she offers to help her get over the relationship. Knowing Yan’s real motive is to attract even more commercials for her blog, Mark deliberately thwarts her efforts. Mark saves Yan from being attacked by Jane’s ex-boyfriend, Weijie. He finds out it is Weijie who is suffering more after the breakup. Feng Shou Kuai Le 分手快乐 Let It Go: Episode 5 | Episode Five
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Mark helps his friend, Albert, out at work and learns that Albert’s friend, Calvin, is grieving over a recent breakup. Man hopes Yan can help, but she is busy with her new suitor, Clement. She likes Clement, but is still considering the relationship. Jiayi likes Mark and hopes Yan can help her take their relationship a step further. Yan teaches her to create sparks between them. Jiayi is happy when Mark carries her to a doctor after she sprains her leg during a game of badminton.
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Man promises to take care of Jiayi all her life if she is disfigured and unable to find a husband. His feelings are hurt when she rejects the offer.Jiayi asks Mark out on a date and is peeved when he brings Man along and the two men tease Jiayi throughout their time together. While shopping, she tries to hint to Mark that she likes a pair of lovers’ watches.Yan’s loyal fan, Little Bee, is dying of a terminal disease and is afraid his wife, Flower, will be devastated by his death. He asks Yan for advice on how to break up with her, so that she can hate him and not feel sad when he dies.
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iayi does not seem to understand Man’s feelings for her. Mark urges him to try again, but she still seems nonchalant about everything. Yan’s mother turns up at her door to find out whether she really has a boyfriend. Man uses a picture of Mark to pacify her. When Yan’s mother insists on meeting Mark, Yan has no choice but to beg him to pose as her boyfriend. Man lies to Mark that Yan’s mother is dying, to get him to agree to help out. Yan and Mark quarrel when they try to practise how to be lovers.
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Mark leaves in a huff when he discovers he was conned yet again. Yan is puzzled when she finds herself feeling depressed over the whole episode, even though Mark was just posing as her boyfriend. He, too, feels bad and regrets lashing out at her.
Man observes Yan's downcast face and asks Mark for help. Yan goes for a jog to vent her frustrations. Mark finds her at the lighthouse and clears up their misunderstanding.
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Mark gathers his nerves and survives the visit by Yan’s mother. Man
wants Mark to help him court Jiayi. Mark’s lack of enthusiasm makes
Jiayi sense that Mark does not even like her. Man is happy when Jiayi
asks him out.
He is disappointed she merely wants to clear the air; she
is not keen on him at all. He asks Mark to continue helping him. While
out with Jiayi, Mark confirms that he has fallen in love with Yan.
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Yan is disturbed by Daniel’s email. Man objects to Mark expressing his love for her, as he is sure she will not accept him at this time. He uses the same excuse when Jiayi considers making her feelings known to Mark. Yan notices Man's despondence and learns he has fallen for Jiayi. She claims Mark is merely a friend to her.
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Man and Mark make their feelings known to Jiayi and Yan, respectively. Both are rejected. Yan insists she and Mark are just putting up an act and that he cannot continue to be her friend if he cannot separate reality from make-believe.
Yan’s mother tries to help, which leaves Yan assuming that Mark is using her mother to try to move her. Yan’s mother knows well that Yan loves Mark. Yan discovers she no longer loves Daniel as much as she used to.
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Refusing to accept an unashamed two-timer, Yan breaks up with Daniel. She evens abandons Daniel's chinchilla in the park. When she is regretful and turns back, the chinchilla is gone. Desperate, she seeks help from Mark and cries in his arms.
They kiss each other and she comes to her senses. Apologising for turning to him in her time of need, she tells Mark she will not to see him again unless necessary. Yan declares she has fallen out of love. She posts Daniel’s picture on her blog and writes about him in revenge.
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Yan decides she should sever all ties with Mark; she will not even take back the chinchilla. She makes plans to go overseas. Man feels he is not good enough for Jiayi and tries hard to matchmake her with Mark.
Yan tells Judy she is not qualified to continue writing the column. Judy urges her to use her heart to find answers to her love problems. Mark confides in the chinchilla. When he finds a love knot on the chinchilla, he is reminded of what Yan once wrote.
