The mainland drama “May You Live Longer” is adapted from Teresa Teng’s personal growth experience and dream pursuit. Michelle Chen plays Teresa Teng, and several powerful actors such as Peter Ho, Peng Guanying, Lu Yi, Hou Yong, Jiang Shan and others recreate the song of a later generation. HOY TV has re-edited the series from the original 48 episodes to a closer 36-episode version, with Cantonese dialogue, and it will be broadcast on HOY TV 77 from October 25.
The delay in broadcasting does not hinder its popularity
After the filming of “May You Live Forever” was completed, although the broadcast schedule was delayed, this drama was the first biographical story approved by Teresa Teng’s family, so it was it is still very rude and inspired by heated discussions on the Internet. The classic hits in the play still resonate with Chinese fans everywhere. The original 48 episodes were considered to have too many branches and not tight enough This time, HOY TV has edited the series into 36 episodes with Cantonese dialogue to give viewers a better viewing experience watch
From an ordinary girl in a military community to a Chinese legend
The series unfolds in flashback mode. . The series then expands from Teresa Teng’s childhood, and the story begins in an ordinary military town in Taipei.
Deng’s mother Zhao Sugui (played by Jiang Shan) moved to Taiwan with Kuomintang official Deng Shu (played by Hou Yong). . Teresa Teng, nicknamed Girl, has shown an interest in music since she was a child, she gradually discovered talent by singing at gatherings of relatives and friends in the military community, but she did not ‘ she received support from her father. When they learned that the radio station was going to hold a singing competition, the mothers in the military community helped by getting her mother Zhao Sugui to sign up and allow her daughter to participate in the singing competition without telling her father Deng Shu about the tests and finally they won the first place in the singing competition. So he went to the radio singing training class.
At a young age, Teresa Teng got more and more opportunities to perform on stage to help her father, who ran a stall, she bought a shop and signed a contract with a record company to to improve wages, to be the breadwinner in the family. . The development of the plot after that is a part that Hong Kong people are more familiar with For some time. When Teresa Teng was in Hong Kong, she met Sasaki, the chief executive of the Japanese group “Polydor”. .
Besides showcasing Teresa Teng’s singing career, “May You Live Forever” changed several of her romances and added them to the drama. Zhou Taisheng (played by Peng Guanying), a major student studying in the United States, is Teresa Teng’s childhood sweetheart. the relationship with the rich son Wang Zhongwen (played by Peter Ho), Wang The family asked Teresa Teng to stop singing and stay at home to support her husband and raise children, but Teresa Teng was not willing to give up her singing career, and finally Teresa Teng and Wang Zhongwen broke up. Teresa Teng’s last love in the play was with Marco, a foreigner she met by chance in Japan.
Michelle Chen considers Deng her idol and spent over a year preparing for the role
The drama’s revival of a classic character was already expected to be controversial as Michelle Chen’s performance as Teresa Teng received polarizing reviews.
In fact, in order to play the role well in the play, Michelle Chen hired professional teachers to study and study Teresa Teng’s music, she worked hard on her body, singing and dancing trace Teresa’s steps Teng. Michelle Chen considers Teresa Teng as her idol. , it is not enough because you are so versatile.
The Cantonese dubbed version of “May You Live Longer” premieres and is re-edited to recreate the legendary life of Teresa Teng
The Cantonese dubbed version of “May You Live Longer” premieres and is re-edited to recreate the legendary life of Teresa Teng
The Cantonese dubbed version of “May You Live Longer” premieres and is re-edited to recreate the legendary life of Teresa Teng
The premiere of the dubbed Cantonese version of “May You Live Longer” has been re-edited to recreate the legendary life of Teresa Teng, a generation of singers.
The Cantonese dubbed version of “May You Live Longer” premieres and is re-edited to recreate the legendary life of Teresa Teng
The Cantonese dubbed version of “May You Live Longer” premieres and is re-edited to recreate the legendary life of Teresa Teng
The Cantonese dubbed version of “May You Live Longer” premieres and is re-edited to recreate the legendary life of Teresa Teng
The Cantonese dubbed version of “May You Live Longer” premieres and is re-edited to recreate the legendary life of Teresa Teng
The premiere of the dubbed Cantonese version of “May You Live Longer” has been re-edited to recreate the legendary life of Teresa Teng, a generation of singers.
The premiere of the dubbed Cantonese version of “May You Live Longer” has been re-edited to recreate the legendary life of Teresa Teng, a generation of singers.
