Entry troubles, drama disputes

Hello, cousin! The comedy reflects the conflict between the mainland and Hong Kong, but after the first broadcast, many viewers thought that the comedy deliberately vilified mainlanders and intensified contradictions. Huang Chulin, who plays Dongguan Zi in the play, not only received three tickets for parking, running a red light and littering when he first arrived in Hong Kong, but also mistakenly joined an "Angry Youth Choir" and sang "Song of the Locust" (the song was adapted from "Under Mount Fuji" written by Hong Kong for criticizing the mainland at the beginning of last year). He also said, "The Cantonese of mainlanders is too poor. Although Huang Zulin did not forget to play his funny magic, he deliberately imitated Dongguan dialect and sang the Cantonese song "Not salty or light", which attracted many Pearl River Delta audiences who were proficient in Cantonese.

"Don't buy anything that is not expensive", mainland tourists are labeled?

The opening of the first episode 10 minutes, describes in detail that mainlanders were cheated by tour guides when they came to Hong Kong. Five high-end digital cameras are bought as soon as they are bought, and three water dispensers are packed. One of the girls with a mole on her mouth was even tricked into buying a lipstick worth more than 900 yuan ... It seems that mainland tourists were labeled as "stupid and rich". There are also bad habits such as queuing to buy famous brands, stuffing red envelopes, and urinating everywhere. No wonder some viewers exclaimed that "directors and producers are really' black' mainlanders".