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*[[He Gui Lin]] as Ou Yang Feng | *[[He Gui Lin]] as Ou Yang Feng | ||
*[[Huang Wen Yong]] as Pan Jia Xiang | *[[Huang Wen Yong]] as Pan Jia Xiang | ||
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*[[Constance Song]] as Yin Zheng Wen | *[[Constance Song]] as Yin Zheng Wen | ||
*[[Koh Yah Hwee]] as Guan Yi Ting | *[[Koh Yah Hwee]] as Guan Yi Ting | ||
Revision as of 08:05, 8 March 2011
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Contents
Details
- Title: 乐在双城
- English title: A Tale Of 2 Cities
- Genre: Romance
- Episodes: 21
- Broadcast network: MediaCorp Channel 8
- Broadcast period: 2011-Feb-14 to 2011-Mar-14
- Air time: Monday to Friday 21:00-22:00
- Opening Theme: 乐在双城 A Tale Of 2 Cities (Instrumental)
Synopsis
A tale of four woman, whom all has the character "happiness" in their names, where they go through many ups and downs in their respective lives, and eventually learns that happiness lies in simple living, in knowing what one wants in life and undauntingly daring to pursue it.
Cast
- Rui En as Zhang Ya Le
- Joanne Peh as Pan Le Yao
- Pierre Png as Lin Wen Tao
- Mimi Choo as Mei Jin Feng
- Zhang Yao Dong as Ou Yang Ming
- Zhang Zhen Huan as Yin Zheng Kai
- Kate Pang as Lin Le
- Yao Wen Long as Pan Wei Song
- Julie Tan as Pan Le Xuan
- He Gui Lin as Ou Yang Feng
- Huang Wen Yong as Pan Jia Xiang
- Xiang Yun as Wang Cui Lan
- Constance Song as Yin Zheng Wen
- Koh Yah Hwee as Guan Yi Ting
- Darren Lim as Li Zhen Bang
- Jerry Yeo as Star
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