After religiously following TMOJ for a few weeks now I thought I’d mix things up a bit by watching an idol drama!! LOL. Well, the main appeal is of course Will Pan, who I only “discovered” last year by watching his earlier series and eventually led me to Taipei Arena to see his concert in December 2009…..(!!! Good times!!!) “Endless Love” is his new drama which just started last week. I haven’t finished the first episode yet and already you know the formula is going to be: rich girl / poor guy, she already likes his other guy, but we all know she will fall in love with Will…. but her family probably objects…..they encounter some obstacles….etc etc. If it’s so typical, why am I watching? Well, that’s the point of idol dramas I guess, is the disconnect with reality. As long as there’re good lead actors, I watch. hahhaha.
On the song itself….
The full version is not out yet, this is only the TV version. The theme is called 我們都怕痛 (We’re all afraid of pain) – the video from the series is shot quite beautifully, so I can’t help but do a translation. Can’t wait to hear the full version!

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Many years ago~ (at the beginning of my teenage years) I was a Leon fangirl. You know… one of the four “heavenly kings” of Cantopop? LOL. But by the time this song was originally released (I believe it was 1998), I had “left” this fandom to greener pastures (or maybe not).
From my TMOJ themed posts you would guess who my current “person of interest” is, so I was listening to one of his radio interviews from earlier this year, and found this song. As mentioned before, it was originally by Leon Lai Ming, called 我這樣愛你 (roughly translated to “I love you like this”). After I heard this version I could not stop listening to it! I had pretty much forgotten what the original version sounded like but this version by Ken, I really like. A lot of people think – “HUH? He can sing? I thought he’s only a host….” well, he has a really good voice and has done the Canto version of “The Sound of Music” earlier this year (and also last year as well).
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Lyrics with pinyin behind the cut~
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Yes, I know I have not updated in AGES! And about a year ago, I had thoughts on writing again – but seen as though writing a “personal blog” is probably not my biggest strength, I thought I’d direct that energy to “entertainment writing” instead. This is the first time in a while that I had the urge to write about a series, most likely because it is G.O.O.D!! I feel I’m such a bad Fung fan by not watching “Growing Through Life” (at least not until after TMOJ anyway…) but at this point in time, almost half way through TMOJ, I’m addicted. I want to buy the DVDs already. The one-episode-a-day thing is killing me… (you get the drift).
So what is “The Men Of Justice” (法網群英)? It is an ATV (!!) series produced by Gary Tang – most notable for his work at TVB including “The File of Justice” series and “Healing Hands”. It stars Lawrence Ng, Amy Chan, Kenneth Chan, Pinky Cheung, William So, Jackie Lui and Joey Meng. (plus a host of other guest stars) Unfortunately most people in HK and overseas viewers don’t watch ATV these days, so the series hasn’t got much attention as yet. However, if you’re a fan of Gary’s work – this has to be seen! (It probably is more similar to “The File of Justice” – which ran for 5 seasons between 1992 and 1997.)

[Official Site @ ATV]
Despite my raves now about the series, originally, I had some doubts. Mostly for two reasons:
- Gary Tang’s last series shown on ATV (Healing Hearts) was a flop. People have said it was rather boring.
- The series finished filming around October 2008, so it took almost two years to be shown on TV.
The second point was more worrying since if it was any good, why hold onto it for so long? As for “Healing Hearts”, I actually caught a couple of episodes of it when I was last in HK, it was screening quite late on the HD channel and nothing else was on so I watched it…. and it was ok to me. But I have to declare now, that I do have a soft spot for Kenneth Chan, which is why I decided to watch it.