Cecilia Cheung, starring Louis Koo

China film title

Parapara cherry blossom

Foreign film names

Parapara cherry blossom

More Chinese titles

Parapara cherry blossom

More foreign movie names

Angguang Angguang Ying Ji dut

Barbara's Flower of Wax Shadow ... (Hong Kong: Putonghua Title)

Film genre

Love/drama/song and dance/comedy

Country/region

Hong Kong

conversational language

Guangzhou people

colour

Black and white

Match to the original tape

Dolby digital surround sound

grade

Singapore: PG Hong Kong: IIA

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Director. Director.

Ma Chucheng Ma Chucheng

Actor, actor

Aaron Kwok Aaron Kwok ... Dr Samuel WONG

Cecilia Cheung Cecilia Cheung ... Iraq/Yuriko

A Niu A Niu ... Henry Goh.

Tian Niu Niu Tian Ya Fei Fei (Yuriko's mother)

Kazuhiko Nishimura, Kazuhiko Nishimura ... Junichi Hisawa

Release date?

Hong Kong

Hong Kong

2001July 26th

Malaysia

Malaysia

2001July 26th

Singapore

Singapore

2001July 26th

Production and sales

Production company

Jiahe Film Industry (China) Co., Ltd. [China]

Tianshan Film Studio [China]

abstract

Wang Jinsheng (Aaron Kwok), a dance teacher in a large healthy dance center, was born with severe color blindness and was forced to live in a gray world without any color. Coupled with the trauma of an old relationship in the past, he was quite discouraged by love. One day, Wang Jinsheng took to the streets to promote the Healthy Dance Center. While performing the latest popular Kung Fu dance, he met Le Er (Cecilia Cheung) who joined the propaganda team. Le Er and Wang Jinsheng are dancing next to each other in the street. Two strangers danced together and were deeply moved by each other. The most wonderful thing is that Le Er gave Wang Jinsheng a feeling of "color".

A long-lost joy suddenly appeared like a dream. Later, the two met again in the street, but it was Wang Jin who saved the United States and drove away those who harassed Le Er. But Le Er disappeared into the crowd in an instant. A few days later, Le Er came to the dance center and invited Wang Jinsheng to accompany her to Suzhou. Le Er revealed to him that she was a Sino-Japanese mixed-race and left Japan for Shanghai in order to escape marriage. Under the lobbying of Le 'er, and having a good impression on her, Wang Jinsheng finally agreed. So they started a happy holiday.

Le Er's cheerful and lively personality has gradually enriched Wang Jinsheng's colorless world; A romantic love sprouted unconsciously, but what Le Er wanted was vigorous emotion. Mu Na-type Wang Jinsheng is not Loer's ideal man. In her mind, the truly gorgeous love should be as strong and regretless as the cherry blossoms in front of Meiji Jingu. After the holiday, Le Er decided to go back to Japan to get married. After Le Er left, Wang Jinsheng returned to the lifeless black and white world. He remembered Meiji Jingu mentioned by Le Er before and decided to go to Japan to pursue a true love of his own. ...

Behind the scenes production

Ma Chucheng's movies have always been simple romance, such as star language and star wish, such as summer tea, such as romantic cherry blossoms. This film grafted two artistic forms, dance and film, and gave full play to Aaron Kwok's personal characteristics. In addition, the large-scale group dance scenes that appeared many times in the film combined with modern dynamic dance music laid the foundation for creating a romantic effect. Although the romance of horse movies is simple, it is by no means mediocre. Just like the design in this film, the protagonist is weak in color, so there are countless possibilities for romantic communication between color and colorless, but this feeling must be wonderful. Perhaps the director is so sensitive to color because of his photographic background.

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Fashion men and women exude gorgeous youth.

Ma Chucheng is the director of aestheticism. He pays attention to the use of every shot and light, and shows beautiful pictures in smooth narration. Aaron Kwok, who has always been sunny, healthy and sentimental, played a spoony man this time. In the film, Aaron Kwok sang and danced, bringing his performance level to the extreme, and sang the theme song "Amazing" in the film. Cecilia Cheung, whose popularity is booming, cooperated with Ma Dao for three times. Cecilia Cheung, with outstanding acting skills and bright youth, performed a fresh and moving girl Le Er in romantic cherry blossoms, full of passion and touching.

Romantic Cherry Blossom, a beautiful girl dancing under a cherry tree, started broadcasting in Japan in mid-April. In the film, Aaron Kwok and Cecilia Cheung, the hero and heroine, filmed a large-scale scene of dancing with more than 20 Japanese girls in Tokyo Miyayama Park, where cherry blossoms are in full bloom. At that time, it was the cherry blossom season, and a large number of cherry blossom petals fell with the wind. Everyone danced papa in such a beautiful scenery, and the picture was beautiful. Aaron Kwok even praised Cecilia Cheung's progress in dancing as much as more than 20 professional dancers. When this was said, Cecilia Cheung blushed with shame, which caused the staff to laugh.

On the night of the square, the handsome boy forgets himself.

At 8 o'clock on the evening of May 19, Century Plaza in Pudong, Shanghai, was brightly lit and feathers were flying all over the sky. A group of young men and women in bright clothes danced to the music, and Aaron Kwok wore colorful vertical bars and led the dance on the roof. This is the shooting scene of Jiahe's summer blockbuster "Romantic Cherry Blossoms".

Aaron Kwok is arguably the best dance star in Hong Kong. In this play, he used dance to express his feelings, but it was very familiar to Aaron Kwok, so he was a little excited at the scene and danced with great devotion. Whether it's an audition or a formal shooting, sometimes the director stops and he is still dancing there. When he realized this, he smiled and said, "I forgot to dance."

I am in a hurry. I can't leave the set.

When Aaron Kwok was filming "Romantic Cherry Blossoms" in Shanghai, he shot a scene of throwing a chair to vent his lovelorn feelings. His right thumb was accidentally cut and he bled a lot. The painful city is crying.

On the same day, Cheng Cheng filmed a scene of being upset after being lovelorn. When he picked up the chair and prepared to throw it on the ground, he accidentally cut his right thumb by the screw on the back of the chair, and blood kept flowing out. Cheng Cheng said in a telephone interview: "There was a lot of blood at that time, which killed me. After the pain, I insisted on continuing to work because of the drama. "

Dare to taste green strange chicken

Cheng Cheng plays a color-blind dance teacher with only black and white eyes. By chance, he met a Chinese-Japanese mixed-race white matter in Shanghai. At that time, there were many suitors around Baizhi, and she designed and restored the city with the encouragement of her boyfriend. Bai asked him to eat in Zhouzhuang, which is famous for its water town. They ordered the green chicken and blue bean curd soup that made people sick. It is rare for this city to eat with relish in front of and behind the camera.

When filming, Cheng Cheng saw a plate of green chicken and blue chicken. At first, he was afraid to eat. Later, under the persuasion of Cecilia Cheung and Ma Chucheng, he dared to eat. When asked about the cooking methods of these weird elves, Ma Chucheng said: We asked the master to make them specially. Let's color the chicken skin first and steam it with salt water overnight, so that the color of the chicken skin will be very uniform. As for the whole bowl of blue soup, it contains tofu cabbage soup and food coloring. Both kinds of food can be eaten safely, so don't worry.

Gorgeous cherry blossoms and romantic love

Romantic Cherry Blossom was completed in Japan in the early stage. In the film, Phila finally went to Japan, where she launched a final offensive against her beloved in a very special way in front of the temple of wisdom in Japan. It was the cherry blossom season in Japan, and the crew took a group of great photos among the splendid cherry blossoms.

Ma Dao explained that cherry blossoms have allusions in the film. Cecilia Cheung once said to Aaron Kwok: There are two kinds of love, one is pine and cypress, and the flowing water is evergreen; One is cherry blossoms, which are extremely bright but fleeting. Which one do you choose? Aaron Kwok didn't answer at that time, but in the end he won himself a cherry blossom-like love in front of Meiji Jingu. He shouted to Cecilia Cheung, Didn't you ask me a question? I have the answer now. I choose cherry blossoms!