The film begins with a series of exquisite meals. Accompanied by the scenes of frying, frying and frying, the soundtracks of Hong Kong and Taiwan films at that time were simple and crude, without too many details, but also just right not to compete with the content of the film.
I've watched a lot of Stephen Chow's movies, which are ridiculously funny and hilarious classics. Watching again after many years always sees a lot of sadness. I don't know if Zhou Xingchi also became arrogant after reaching the peak of his life, and whether he could regain his faith after a painful lesson and re-comprehend the phrase "As long as you work hard, everyone is a god of food!"
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