Looking for classic Hong Kong TV dramas from around the 1990s, such as "Big Time", "Intolerance" and other good-looking movies

Joking about Qianlong, have you watched Hong Kong TV series such as "Heaven and Earth Man" and "Genesis"? do you remember?

Modern films: "Hong Kong in Troubled Times", "Gone with the Wind", "Intolerance", "No Regrets in This Life", "Across the World", "Return to My Life", "New Father and Son Era", " "Windfall of Three Hundred Thousand", "Family Lun", "Silver Fox", "Big Era", "Giant", "Fire Rose", "Smiling at the Storm", "Endless Love", "Love in the Pearl River",...< /p>

Costume, modern and action films: "Legend of the Condor Heroes", "A Journey to the Tiger Mountain Again", "Spring Dreams in Beijing", "Beijing Smoke and Clouds", "Shanghai Beach", "Chen Zhen", "Fearless" , "Young Zhang Sanfeng", "The Transformation of the Heavenly Silkworm", "The Absolute Two Prides", "Flying Fox in the Snow Mountain", "Lu Xiaofeng's Dance for Nine Heavens", "The Book of Swords and Enmities", "The Deer and the Cauldron"...

More than ten years ago, I was still a child who knew nothing about the world. At that time, TV sets were definitely a luxury product in rural areas. If someone in the village had a TV set, people from a few kilometers around would come to their home to watch TV. In my memory, the enthusiasm for watching TV was unimaginable by city people and had a distinct flavor of the times. It represented the rural people's understanding, pursuit and desire for outside life in that era.

My hometown is close to Guangdong, and TV signals can only be received from Guangdong. In the late 1980s, my family got the first 14-inch black and white TV set. At that time, the craze for watching TV was just like the reform and opening up. Like the spring breeze, many villagers are full of expectations and look forward to watching TV happily when night falls (they have to do farm work during the day). When there are many people, they move the TV to the grain drying field. Even if it is cold wind and rain, it does not affect the masses at all. The determination to watch.

I was deeply influenced by adults, so my elementary school career almost went through TV dramas. I watched a lot of classic romance movies at a young age, and I became so attached to watching most Hong Kong movies that I even finished reading Even in junior high school, it is impossible to distinguish which is Mandarin and which is Cantonese. At that time, there were only two TV stations available, one was Pearl River Channel and the other was Lingnan Channel (now Guangdong Satellite TV). The most unforgettable and unbearable thing when watching TV is to whet your appetite. A TV series does not air two episodes every night like now, but only one episode every other night. There is no rerun of a thirty- or forty-episode TV series for two hours. It takes three months to finish reading. At that time, the power supply in rural areas was unstable, and power outages were a constant. However, in those days, when buying a TV, you would buy a battery for backup in case of power outage. After all, the battery savings are limited. If the power goes out for several days in a row, you can only go to bed early with regret. . TV dramas on Pearl River Channel only start broadcasting at nine o'clock in the evening. I don't go to school until nine o'clock for self-study. Usually after eight-thirty, I am in the classroom with my mind in front of the TV. But occasionally we also get some good treatment, that is, The principal and teachers agreed to move the TV to the classroom for us to watch. At that time, I thought it was the happiest and happiest thing. This kind of happiness stayed with me all the way through elementary school. After entering junior high school, I was far away from home and far away from TV. However, I occasionally skipped evening self-study classes and stayed at home to watch TV. After that, I became farther and farther away from TV. It wasn’t until I had my own TV set three years after I graduated and worked. Although I could watch many TV stations, I still missed the time when a large group of people gathered around one TV to watch TV. Such enthusiasm and scenes, I really miss the TV series I once watched, as well as the actors who have not been seen for a long time. "The Pure Hero"

School Dragon

School Dragon 1991 (The Butcher School Master)

Producer: Qi Qiyi

20 episodes of TV series

Actors: Lu Haipeng, Wan Qiwen, Mok Jiayao, Wu Huanyi

Outline : Lin Shirong (Lu Haipeng) is a disciple of Huang Feihong. Because he committed too many sins in his previous life, he is temporarily unable to be reincarnated. His soul wanders to an aristocratic middle school. A class of Form 7 students, Cui Wenjian (Mok Ka-yiu), Shi Junnan and Zeng Zhixing, were dissatisfied with the principal Liao Huizhu (Ng Wan-yee) and the dean of students Ouyang Xiecheng (Lu Haipeng), who were frugal and frugal, so they set up a trap to tease them, but unexpectedly they died unexpectedly. . Rong took the opportunity to resurrect his body and suddenly became a role model, making a series of jokes and filling the campus with vitality. Just as the campus is filled with warmth, the adult soul returns to the campus to claim his body back from Rong, and starts a great battle in the spiritual world.

"Lost Heart"

Original title: Lang Xinrutie

Starring: Jiang Hua, Wu Xuewen, Wan Qiwen, Ou Shuzhen