Steps 舞動全城

English Title: Steps (The Whole City Is Dancing) 舞動全城
Cantonese Title: Mo Dung Chuen Sing
Broadcast Date: 10th September 2007 – 5th October 2007
Length: 20 Episode
Cast: Steven Ma, Bernice Liu, Wayne Lai, Kate Tsui, Claire Yiu, Matthew Ko, Fala Chen, Stephen Hyunh, Chan Man Na, Kwok Fung, Wu Fung, Akina Hong, Rabee’a Yeung, Yu Yeung, Stephen Wong Ka Lok and more
Genre: Modern Drama/Dance/Musical/Romance

Synopsis :
Exotic Salsa, Fussy CHA CHA CHA,
Flirtatious Tango, A Mixture of Dancing Harmony

Ballroom dancing emphasizes rhythm and mutual trust between the partners. If we can apply the same philosophy to our daily communication practices, we are likely to find ourselves in greater harmony and our lives will surely be enriched.

Dance lover Lee Sum Ying (Bernice Liu) is going to audition for a place in the Hong Kong Dance Company. Before the audition starts, she bumps into her brother Lee Lik Keung (Wayne Lai) and his colleague Ching Ka Tsun (Steven Ma) at a supermarket, where she is accidentally run over by Tsun’s trolley and hurts herself. Due to her leg injury, Ying does not perform well in the audition and fails the assessment. At the invitation of Tsun’s mother, Ying goes to teach Latin dance at a local community center, in the hope that she can save up enough money for further studies abroad.

Ying has a very warm personality and is well-liked by many of her students. Her popularity eventually lands her a teaching job at a dance workshop, which makes another dance tutor, Ching Ka Man (Fala Chen), incredibly jealous. Man dislikes Ying so much that she means to make things difficult for her in every possible way.

Yeung Sze Man (Kate Tsui), the daughter of Tsun’s boss, is appointed to take charge of the company. In order to improve staff morale, Man has announced a series of reforms. She needs her staff to learn dancing so that they can get more physical exercise. Ying is hired as the dance teacher of Tsun and his colleagues. Tsun, who has some knowledge in dancing, has soon resumed his interest in this expressive form of art. Ying and Tsun have gradually developed a close bond with each other and even decided to take part in an international dance competition as partners, but the pair’s relationship is put to the test when Tsun and Keung later fall out over business matters. The discord between the two men has put Ying in dilemma…

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August 6th, 2008 | 14 Comments

Life Art 寫意人生

English Title: Life Art 寫意人生
Cantonese Title: Se Yi Yan Saang
Broadcast Date: 12th March, 2007 - 06th April, 2007
Length: 20 Episode
Cast: Gigi Lai, Kevin Cheng, Astrid Chan, Paul Chun, Evergreen Mak, Ben Wong, Natalie Tong, Yvonne Lam, Kathy Yuen, Josephine Shum, Vinci Wong, Sam Ho Yan, Queenie Chu, Matthew Ko, Felix Lok, Chan Hung Lit
Genre: Romance

Synopsis :
Practice calligraphy, practice painting, practice character
Understand logic, understand principles, understand life

Youthful, talented, and handsome IT technician Fong Ji Chung (Kevin Cheng Ka Wing) by chance becomes acquainted with the talented, intelligent, and elegant writer and illustrator for children’s books, Yam Chi Wah (Gigi Lai Chi). He later learns that Chi Wah is the beloved daughter of his own calligraphy and painting teacher, Yam Ching Chuen (Paul Chun Pui). Furthermore, Ji Chung discovers that this pair of father and daughter is very distant; it’s as if they’re restraining themselves, afraid of overstepping barriers.

Ji Chung continues to receive gains and losses in fame and fortune. With love as well, he encounters frustration and defeat. Something that’s against anyone’s wishes happens to Chuen, which causes the relationship among Ji Chung, Chi Wah, and Ching Chuen to make a new progression.

Will the ice-bound feelings between a father and daughter be able to make a breakthrough? Will Ji Chung’s true feelings for Chi Wah be enough to move her? Obtaining enlightenment from the Chinese culture unites people, making it possible to experience a truly ‘artful’ enjoyable life.

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June 26th, 2008 | 4 Comments

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