One or two days before I went home recently, I watched a Hong Kong drama played by my roommate with relish. I was disdainful at first, but after watching one or two episodes with him unintentionally, I was attracted by the plot. I really want to know the development of the plot behind, so I went home and watched the Hong Kong drama called "The Rose Business" in one breath. After reading it, I remember it was after two o'clock in the middle of the night, and I was the only one around. I was really moved, and finally I couldn't hold back my tears, so the tears slipped quietly in this silent night. I don't want to describe the plot in detail. The story finds that the hero and heroine are different from most TV series of Qing Dynasty Wuxi rice industry leader Jiang Jia's "Qingfeng Year". One is the four grandmothers of the Chiang family, and the other is Chai Jiu, the buddy of Qingfengnian. They are not an ambiguous relationship between male and female protagonists in the traditional sense, but they have more trust and care than friends and less ingenuity and fate than lovers. Their relationship is subtle, pure and beautiful. Yes, if we really want to say what kind of relationship this is, "bosom friend" should be the most appropriate. Fourth grandma can be said to be a woman who is almost "deified" Even today, it is rare. She could have lived in a boudoir and enjoyed the comfort and luxury that a lady should have, but her eyes jumped out of the simple and ordinary view of "everyone for himself". From the perspective, what others see is a pile of gold wealth, but what she sees is a rice industry leader that is related to the local people's eating problem. The result is a big problem. She resolutely picked up the big key in charge of the Qingfeng-xiangguang fracture year, although after that, her weak body was burdened with a lot of burdens, as Chai Jiu said, "This is not a key, but a big shackle." Really worthy of the rose business. Chai Jiu, from the beginning, was a teenager who worked as a porter in Qingfeng. At first, I was confused. Is this a hero? But with the development of the plot, I understand that this humble guy, when a group of "big men" who are shiny on the surface but blinded by power and material desires are in cahoots, he can always stand up, abide by his conscience, uphold the principle of being a man, speak fair words and stage thrilling dramas. Chai Jiu has a famous saying, "Life can last for decades, and the most important thing is to live happily!" Every time I hear it, I feel dirty and cowardly, and my heart is like a volcano spewing boiling blood!
I like this Hong Kong drama very much and am very moved. ...