child, there were only three TV stations in my home: Jade, Hong Kong, and Pearl River. The stereos are all from Teresa Teng. Song, my relatives went to Hong Kong one after another, and then went abroad...I grew up watching Hong Kong movies every day. In
recent years, I don't watch Hong Kong's new movies very much. I am too lazy to pay attention. Only when my cousin comes back from the UK every summer vacation and still wants to watch the new Hong Kong movies, I will watch it when I have nothing to do.
People have said enough about the decline of Hong Kong movies, I just want to say Tell me about my memories of Hong Kong movies. When I was a
child, I never remembered the director's name when I watched movies. What I remember is the handsome, handsome Zeng Zhiwei, the short and dull Zhou Xingchi, the funny Huang Baiming, the silly Huang Qiusheng, the ever-changing Wang Zuxian's beauty ... Wu Mengda will always be a supporting role, I can't always tell the difference between Wu Junru and Mao Shunyun, the subtitles do not need to be read, and the ending can basically be guessed, even if many films have been watched over and over again, But I'll watch it again on TV.
The Hong Kong movies of the 1980s and 1990s, the tone, the cinematic shots, the emotional music at the climax all seem to have a fixed pattern, and their traces are deeply etched in me. In my memory, it is estimated that it will never be erased in a lifetime.
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