Combining warmth and humor, "Qing·gong" tells the joys, sorrows and joys of a group of former filmmakers. A dragon and tiger martial artist who is thought to know Qinggong is under the same roof again with the children of the "flat people" who leave the nest. Nuclear bomb-level contradictions. (Source: inf.news) Edit Translation
- English
- magyar / magyar nyelv
- עברית / עִבְרִית
- dansk
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Cast & Credits
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![Wayne Lai in Go With the Float Hong Kong Drama (2022)]( "Wayne Lai in Go With the Float Hong Kong Drama (2022)")
Wayne LaiHung Sap YatMain Role -
![Rebecca Zhu in Go With the Float Hong Kong Drama (2022)]( "Rebecca Zhu in Go With the Float Hong Kong Drama (2022)")
Rebecca ZhuYueMain Role -
![Mimi Kung in Go With the Float Hong Kong Drama (2022)]( "Mimi Kung in Go With the Float Hong Kong Drama (2022)")
Mimi KungYiu MiuMain Role -
![Joman Chiang in Go With the Float Hong Kong Drama (2022)]( "Joman Chiang in Go With the Float Hong Kong Drama (2022)")
Joman ChiangHung Yik LamMain Role -
![Brian Chu in Go With the Float Hong Kong Drama (2022)]( "Brian Chu in Go With the Float Hong Kong Drama (2022)")
Brian ChuHung Yik FungMain Role -
![Timothy Cheng in Go With the Float Hong Kong Drama (2022)]( "Timothy Cheng in Go With the Float Hong Kong Drama (2022)")
Timothy ChengSai FongSupport Role
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Reviews
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An okay drama that’s just mid
Everything about this drama is just mid. Average. Okay. There is nothing outstanding about it, it spends most of the time just cruising along as medium speed and medium pace with hardly any strong emotional investment in any of the characters. Wayne Lai is completely wasted here as the character he plays is completely two-dimensional as this nice guy ex-stuntman and this does not change even 21 episodes in, and I know it will not change due to the pacing and story beats happening. The only character worth watching is again with the awesome Rebecca Zhu as this strange wildcard of a person who suddenly returns home. Despite her past being the most interesting, it is barely touched upon, again wasting a huge opportunity. I really wanted to like this drama because Brian Chu gets to be a lead character and I do thoroughly like his acting such as in Al Cappacino, but here he is like a plank of wood with rarely any facial emotions outside of his typical thousand yard stare. Overall, this is not a bad drama, but it’s nothing exceptional either, it is just average and that is a huge shame.Update: I just completed watching this series today and well… it is still pretty average. There were some touching moments, but overall it doesn’t shift my rating. What I found hilarious at the end was the romance between Brian Chu and Rebecca Zhu’s characters. Brian just suddenly blurts out “Hey, let’s be together” but he doesn’t love her and she just brushes it off. This made sense as they both has no romantic moments together in the drama. But, suddenly, in the final episode in a flash forward to the future scene for 1 minute we see the implication that they are together without the show outright stating it. Yes, it is really cheap for not showing us them getting to the romance stage, but at least I can say it is a better love story then Twilight. Literally.
You know, the entire show kept asking if 輕功 was an actual thing, and we see some implications that 輕功 does indeed exist, but I think the show missed out on an opportunity here. If 輕功 was real in the world of the drama, surely 氣功 is real, and if 氣功 is real then surely 九陽神功 is real, and if 九陽神功 is real…
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