Which Hong Kong actors have you heard of "Thunder Man" and "Funny Gangpu"?

After watching Hong Kong dramas and movies for so many years, I was deeply impressed by the professionalism of Hong Kong actors. Because I used to watch Hong Kong dramas, I watched the Cantonese version or the dubbed Mandarin version directly, and I rarely heard Hong Kong actors speak Mandarin.

But we also know that the Putonghua of Hong Kong actors is generally not very good. For example, Ada Choi, who played the role of queen in the palace, donated Louis Koo, the headmaster of the school. But what impressed me the most was Nick Cheung, who spoke for the game, because the shocking Gangpu was renamed directly and changed from Nick Cheung to Zhazhahui.

Later, this stalk spread more and more widely. During the interview, the reporter asked Nick Cheung to say his name in Mandarin. Nick Cheung said many things, but he didn't want to say his name for fear of being laughed at. But who would have thought that Nick Cheung forgot to respond to reporters in Cantonese, but explained why he didn't say his name in Mandarin? Imagine that Nick Cheung kept saying, "When I arrive, I won't shrink the monofilament. Everyone who lives here should be able to brew me, because the land-separated nest is already shrinking. " This kind of Nick Cheung is also very cute.

In fact, it is understandable that Hong Kong actors' Putonghua is not standard. After all, former Hong Kong actors rarely came to work in the Mainland, and they didn't have the opportunity to contact Mandarin, and they didn't have an environment where they could exchange common things. It is understandable that Putonghua is popular in Hong Kong. Although Hong Kong actors can't speak Mandarin well, their good movies show us many classic characters, which is enough. In recent years, more and more Hong Kong actors have come to work in the Mainland. They have an environment where they can speak Mandarin, and I believe Mandarin will get better and better.