May catch it for it's genre though not a fan of Samantha and Kelly

Reminds me of Tomokazu Miura in his more current photo

@msxie0714 that would be great but unlikely to be effectively implemented.

@bearbear Right? Idol drama, falling for a father looking like above? haha But I don't know who he is haha... I only know this girl after Go Go Squid.

@wm2017 father's Dr, hahaha

One of my fav veterans.

@snoopy Exactly, this looks like some touristy t-shirt sold at some street store.

@prettysup1 Agree. Singapore and Malaysia was a different situation to begin with as compared to China and Taiwan or China and Hong Kong/Macau so it is meaningless to talk about Singapore and Malaysia. And regardless of the size, Singapore is a country. Anyway, the Chinese often over-react but this time, Versace has made a big mistake. This is an international brand, the level of QC and research should be more stringent than this, especially during this sensitive period of what is happening now in HK. Then again, if China does not have such big buying power, would Versace even apologize?

@bearbear The reason behind staying with a cheating husband is because it's taboo to divorce in Chinese culture. The women decreases in value and the man is just a free bachelor again (with more experience) after a divorce. It's toxic even without the money or image. The money and image thing just makes it * than what it already is. Tradition can be so toxic.

@lemonjade Agree with you on Yang Mi's portrayal in 10 Miles, she just a consistent laid back Bai Qian in the drama. Anger or sadness were lacking in the later part of the story. I thought she was good in the drama with Ruby Lin long time ago but her acting remained stagnant and superficial after that.

Some wives stay with their unfaithful husband because they have young kids and not financially independent. It's not a choice I agree with but can still try to see the reason of it. However in this case, why choose to even allow the marriage to continue when it's likely that he stays on because his career is badly affected by the scandal and needs to rebuild his image as the family man and according to this article, she holds the purse.

Didn't watch the drama so commenting based on the photos and trailer. Yang Mi have been taking those young roles and participating in idol drama so don't see why Nini cannot. As for Zhang Zhen, appearance wise, he doesn't fit this role. I thought he is supposed to be some deity but he looks like a regular ageing human with an unsuitable hairpiece.

@bearbear Ironically though, there was never a sequel planned for LBIA – the purpose was to make the ending memorable, which it succeeded because that ending has been debated for years after the series aired and even now, 30 years later, people still talk about it (though there’s nothing “mysterious” about it anymore since the producer and the cast let the secret out of the bag already several years ago). I actually thought LBIA’s ending was clever and in my book, it’s one of the best TVB series endings ever (though also one of the saddest ever). With that said – I don’t have a problem with open endings, but it needs to make sense….the ones I hate most are when they deliberately keep the ending open for the purpose of filming a sequel, but then the sequel never gets filmed and we’re left hanging. I didn’t watch Big White Duel, but all my family and friends that did watch said the ending was poorly done….overall, from what I read in the entertainment forums, reactions to the ending have been a mixed bag. As much as I like Roger and most of the supporting cast, not planning on watching this series, as it sounds like a waste of time...

@bearbear didn't watch the show, how did it end?

@bearbear hahahhahaha reporters are so good at making up scenarios! They should work for TVB and would come up with better storylines!

These people are so inhuman. If they were indifferent to what she was going through back then, just ignore articles about it. Would they be happy if she killed herself because of the awful nickname? 没有最残忍只有更残忍.

@babycakes First they fell out because she cut her hair, then they proved their love by wearing matching color (black! How unusual!) to the event.

Never appreciate open endings unless the sequel is already in production. To this day I still cannot get over the opening ending of "Looking Back in Anger".

@bearbear I see. I don’t really follow her news or watch reality tv. Sad to see she’s that type of woman! I like her enough because she’s a great actress, and that she seems to have to deal with real life stuffs like postnatal depression, all the bad ends of pregnancy and giving birth, but it’s not cool to say stuffs about other and don’t follow yourself!

@littlefish I seem to recall too, reading articles speculating how her MIL wanted a grandson and her initial difficulty in doing so. There is nothing wrong to give in to family/in-law pressure, each has their own difficulty however, expecting others to live to a certain standard while not seeing the hypocrisy of oneself doing the opposite is a joke. If she is ineloquent and could not properly verbally support adoption then perhaps she should just keep quiet about it and silently support by donating to the cause. Now she is just coming across as someone who bows down to her in-laws while trying to be the righteous about having the "right" attitude to start a family. Did she not just months ago receive backlash when she and her husband went on reality show featuring celebrity couples and how she preached another celebrity wife of how one should be pampered by the husband - that she would never eat prawn unless her husband removes the shells for her.