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Revision as of 11:43, 26 May 2005
Contents
Details
- Chinese Name: 撻出愛?花
- Episodes: 13 or 15 (it varies)
- Broadcasted by: TVB
- Boradcast year: 1999
Casts & Credits
Cast
Synopsis
Chun (Nicholas Tse) comes back to Hong Kong to attend his sister's wedding which has is later cancelled. Being a Judo fan, he wants to learn this sport from Ben (Yuen Wah) who declines such request because Ben thinks that he should be held responsible for ruining the wedding of Chun's sister. Ben sends his sister Ching (Nicola Cheung) to teach Chun instead. Chun pretends to have fallen in love with Ching to learn more Judo skills from her, without noticing his real love for her. Leung (Hawick Lau), Chun's good friend in the Judo class, defeats Chun on the sports field, but will he be able to do so in winning Ching's heart?