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Last time the dumplings weren’t great, so this time Jiang Wen’s treating Liao Fan to pigeon.
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Jiang Wen figured out the trick—how to get past censorship while still speaking his mind. But that j
Did I make myself clear? I did! Do *you* understand?
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Even my own dad has to die! Huang Silang sure is an exceptionally filial son!
“Without you, you mean a lot to me.” In this scene, both Jiang Wen and Chow Yun-fat are utterly capt
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Jiang Wen: You shouldn’t marry someone like me— I’m still a kid.
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Full of hormonal vibes, yet damn romantic!
“The fall of the Qing dynasty is all my fault for having two extra drinks.”
Is Sixth Master just not smart enough, or is that rival’s taunting technique too brilliant?
Zhang Mazizi doesn’t even have any freckles—so my whole freckle-ironing session was for nothing!
This line is so spot-on—it perfectly captures the stark reflection of today’s society in this movie.
Liao Fan: Stop Moses-ing already!!
“Master Tang is my absolute favorite!”
A wife’s death should be heartbreaking—it’s clearly a tragedy—but for some reason, I ended up laughi
“As Long as It’s in Japanese, the Art Style Suddenly Shifts”
“Warm wine to smoke *, then win the beauty’s heart”
The knife went into the belly—so is this still “liangfen” or not?
Of the South’s two rarest treasure-version landmines, Huang Silang owns one—now that’s some serious
Chen Kun regretted this move as soon as he finished it—but when he begged Jiang Wen to cut it, it en
“Let Master Tang tell you a sad story.”
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