Let's Make Laugh

Yang Nai-tung (Cecilia Yip) -- an oversea Chinese married to a Hong Kong man named Lei Wei-chih (Chang Kuo-chu) -- leads a quiet life on Lantau Island. One day, after appearing on a TV game show, she returns home to find her husband missing. She is later confronted by a Bailiff (Chan Friend) from the Supreme Court -- accompanied by a security guard Li Tu (Kenny Bee) -- to attach his assets against taxes. The guard is then assigned to stay in her home for one week. This is not a good idea. Not only does anxiety cause her to react like a crazy woman, but her behavior drives Li to hysteria.Soon, Nai-tung receives a phone call announcing her parents’ unexpected arrival. Trying to conceal her present plight, she beseeches Li to stay away. But when he declines, she offers to pay him to act as her husband, which he also refuses. Only when her parents arrives does Li suddenly decides to act as Nai-tung’s husband, taking her by surprise. But after her parents leave, her husband phones to confess that he's been unfaithful. Li gloats over Nai’s misfortune, and intends to show off his visiting girlfriend to her, only to learn of her upcoming marriage to another man. The two find themselves in a democracy of misery.After harassing his girlfriend’s wedding ceremony, Li returns to find Nai-tung jumping into the water, and rescues her. A romance develops between them. After spending a night with her, Li feels guilty and goes out to sleep in the garden. There he dreams of becoming a swordsman who rescues Nai-tung, only to wake up to find her taken hostage by a mainlander. Li bravely saves her once again and the two finally give in to passion.But later, when the two are having a steak dinner, Nai-tung’s husband suddenly returns. The couple unburden their hearts and, surprisingly, reconcile. Later, when a sadder-but-wiser Li is waiting for a ferry to depart, he spots Nai-tung waving goodbye to him...

Let's Make Laugh

Yang Nai-tung (Cecilia Yip) -- an oversea Chinese married to a Hong Kong man named Lei Wei-chih (Chang Kuo-chu) -- leads a quiet life on Lantau Island. One day, after appearing on a TV game show, she returns home to find her husband missing. She is later confronted by a Bailiff (Chan Friend) from the Supreme Court -- accompanied by a security guard Li Tu (Kenny Bee) -- to attach his assets against taxes. The guard is then assigned to stay in her home for one week. This is not a good idea. Not only does anxiety cause her to react like a crazy woman, but her behavior drives Li to hysteria.Soon, Nai-tung receives a phone call announcing her parents’ unexpected arrival. Trying to conceal her present plight, she beseeches Li to stay away. But when he declines, she offers to pay him to act as her husband, which he also refuses. Only when her parents arrives does Li suddenly decides to act as Nai-tung’s husband, taking her by surprise. But after her parents leave, her husband phones to confess that he's been unfaithful. Li gloats over Nai’s misfortune, and intends to show off his visiting girlfriend to her, only to learn of her upcoming marriage to another man. The two find themselves in a democracy of misery.After harassing his girlfriend’s wedding ceremony, Li returns to find Nai-tung jumping into the water, and rescues her. A romance develops between them. After spending a night with her, Li feels guilty and goes out to sleep in the garden. There he dreams of becoming a swordsman who rescues Nai-tung, only to wake up to find her taken hostage by a mainlander. Li bravely saves her once again and the two finally give in to passion.But later, when the two are having a steak dinner, Nai-tung’s husband suddenly returns. The couple unburden their hearts and, surprisingly, reconcile. Later, when a sadder-but-wiser Li is waiting for a ferry to depart, he spots Nai-tung waving goodbye to him...

Let's Make Laugh

Yang Nai-tung (Cecilia Yip) -- an oversea Chinese married to a Hong Kong man named Lei Wei-chih (Chang Kuo-chu) -- leads a quiet life on Lantau Island. One day, after appearing on a TV game show, she returns home to find her husband missing. She is later confronted by a Bailiff (Chan Friend) from the Supreme Court -- accompanied by a security guard Li Tu (Kenny Bee) -- to attach his assets against taxes. The guard is then assigned to stay in her home for one week. This is not a good idea. Not only does anxiety cause her to react like a crazy woman, but her behavior drives Li to hysteria.Soon, Nai-tung receives a phone call announcing her parents’ unexpected arrival. Trying to conceal her present plight, she beseeches Li to stay away. But when he declines, she offers to pay him to act as her husband, which he also refuses. Only when her parents arrives does Li suddenly decides to act as Nai-tung’s husband, taking her by surprise. But after her parents leave, her husband phones to confess that he's been unfaithful. Li gloats over Nai’s misfortune, and intends to show off his visiting girlfriend to her, only to learn of her upcoming marriage to another man. The two find themselves in a democracy of misery.After harassing his girlfriend’s wedding ceremony, Li returns to find Nai-tung jumping into the water, and rescues her. A romance develops between them. After spending a night with her, Li feels guilty and goes out to sleep in the garden. There he dreams of becoming a swordsman who rescues Nai-tung, only to wake up to find her taken hostage by a mainlander. Li bravely saves her once again and the two finally give in to passion.But later, when the two are having a steak dinner, Nai-tung’s husband suddenly returns. The couple unburden their hearts and, surprisingly, reconcile. Later, when a sadder-but-wiser Li is waiting for a ferry to depart, he spots Nai-tung waving goodbye to him...

Yang Nai-tung (Cecilia Yip) -- an oversea Chinese married to a Hong Kong man named Lei Wei-chih (Chang Kuo-chu) -- leads a quiet life on Lantau Island. One day, after appearing on a TV game show, she returns home to find her husband missing. She is later confronted by a Bailiff (Chan Friend) from the Supreme Court -- accompanied by a security guard Li Tu (Kenny Bee) -- to attach his assets against taxes. The guard is then assigned to stay in her home for one week. This is not a good idea. Not only does anxiety cause her to react like a crazy woman, but her behavior drives Li to hysteria.Soon, Nai-tung receives a phone call announcing her parents’ unexpected arrival. Trying to conceal her present plight, she beseeches Li to stay away. But when he declines, she offers to pay him to act as her husband, which he also refuses. Only when her parents arrives does Li suddenly decides to act as Nai-tung’s husband, taking her by surprise. But after her parents leave, her husband phones to confess that he's been unfaithful. Li gloats over Nai’s misfortune, and intends to show off his visiting girlfriend to her, only to learn of her upcoming marriage to another man. The two find themselves in a democracy of misery.After harassing his girlfriend’s wedding ceremony, Li returns to find Nai-tung jumping into the water, and rescues her. A romance develops between them. After spending a night with her, Li feels guilty and goes out to sleep in the garden. There he dreams of becoming a swordsman who rescues Nai-tung, only to wake up to find her taken hostage by a mainlander. Li bravely saves her once again and the two finally give in to passion.But later, when the two are having a steak dinner, Nai-tung’s husband suddenly returns. The couple unburden their hearts and, surprisingly, reconcile. Later, when a sadder-but-wiser Li is waiting for a ferry to depart, he spots Nai-tung waving goodbye to him...

Let's Make Laugh

Yang Nai-tung (Cecilia Yip) -- an oversea Chinese married to a Hong Kong man named Lei Wei-chih (Chang Kuo-chu) -- leads a quiet life on Lantau Island. One day, after appearing on a TV game show, she returns home to find her husband missing. She is later confronted by a Bailiff (Chan Friend) from the Supreme Court -- accompanied by a security guard Li Tu (Kenny Bee) -- to attach his assets against taxes. The guard is then assigned to stay in her home for one week. This is not a good idea. Not only does anxiety cause her to react like a crazy woman, but her behavior drives Li to hysteria.Soon, Nai-tung receives a phone call announcing her parents’ unexpected arrival. Trying to conceal her present plight, she beseeches Li to stay away. But when he declines, she offers to pay him to act as her husband, which he also refuses. Only when her parents arrives does Li suddenly decides to act as Nai-tung’s husband, taking her by surprise. But after her parents leave, her husband phones to confess that he's been unfaithful. Li gloats over Nai’s misfortune, and intends to show off his visiting girlfriend to her, only to learn of her upcoming marriage to another man. The two find themselves in a democracy of misery.After harassing his girlfriend’s wedding ceremony, Li returns to find Nai-tung jumping into the water, and rescues her. A romance develops between them. After spending a night with her, Li feels guilty and goes out to sleep in the garden. There he dreams of becoming a swordsman who rescues Nai-tung, only to wake up to find her taken hostage by a mainlander. Li bravely saves her once again and the two finally give in to passion.But later, when the two are having a steak dinner, Nai-tung’s husband suddenly returns. The couple unburden their hearts and, surprisingly, reconcile. Later, when a sadder-but-wiser Li is waiting for a ferry to depart, he spots Nai-tung waving goodbye to him...

Let's Make Laugh

Yang Nai-tung (Cecilia Yip) -- an oversea Chinese married to a Hong Kong man named Lei Wei-chih (Chang Kuo-chu) -- leads a quiet life on Lantau Island. One day, after appearing on a TV game show, she returns home to find her husband missing. She is later confronted by a Bailiff (Chan Friend) from the Supreme Court -- accompanied by a security guard Li Tu (Kenny Bee) -- to attach his assets against taxes. The guard is then assigned to stay in her home for one week. This is not a good idea. Not only does anxiety cause her to react like a crazy woman, but her behavior drives Li to hysteria.Soon, Nai-tung receives a phone call announcing her parents’ unexpected arrival. Trying to conceal her present plight, she beseeches Li to stay away. But when he declines, she offers to pay him to act as her husband, which he also refuses. Only when her parents arrives does Li suddenly decides to act as Nai-tung’s husband, taking her by surprise. But after her parents leave, her husband phones to confess that he's been unfaithful. Li gloats over Nai’s misfortune, and intends to show off his visiting girlfriend to her, only to learn of her upcoming marriage to another man. The two find themselves in a democracy of misery.After harassing his girlfriend’s wedding ceremony, Li returns to find Nai-tung jumping into the water, and rescues her. A romance develops between them. After spending a night with her, Li feels guilty and goes out to sleep in the garden. There he dreams of becoming a swordsman who rescues Nai-tung, only to wake up to find her taken hostage by a mainlander. Li bravely saves her once again and the two finally give in to passion.But later, when the two are having a steak dinner, Nai-tung’s husband suddenly returns. The couple unburden their hearts and, surprisingly, reconcile. Later, when a sadder-but-wiser Li is waiting for a ferry to depart, he spots Nai-tung waving goodbye to him...

Let's Make Laugh

Yang Nai-tung (Cecilia Yip) -- an oversea Chinese married to a Hong Kong man named Lei Wei-chih (Chang Kuo-chu) -- leads a quiet life on Lantau Island. One day, after appearing on a TV game show, she returns home to find her husband missing. She is later confronted by a Bailiff (Chan Friend) from the Supreme Court -- accompanied by a security guard Li Tu (Kenny Bee) -- to attach his assets against taxes. The guard is then assigned to stay in her home for one week. This is not a good idea. Not only does anxiety cause her to react like a crazy woman, but her behavior drives Li to hysteria.Soon, Nai-tung receives a phone call announcing her parents’ unexpected arrival. Trying to conceal her present plight, she beseeches Li to stay away. But when he declines, she offers to pay him to act as her husband, which he also refuses. Only when her parents arrives does Li suddenly decides to act as Nai-tung’s husband, taking her by surprise. But after her parents leave, her husband phones to confess that he's been unfaithful. Li gloats over Nai’s misfortune, and intends to show off his visiting girlfriend to her, only to learn of her upcoming marriage to another man. The two find themselves in a democracy of misery.After harassing his girlfriend’s wedding ceremony, Li returns to find Nai-tung jumping into the water, and rescues her. A romance develops between them. After spending a night with her, Li feels guilty and goes out to sleep in the garden. There he dreams of becoming a swordsman who rescues Nai-tung, only to wake up to find her taken hostage by a mainlander. Li bravely saves her once again and the two finally give in to passion.But later, when the two are having a steak dinner, Nai-tung’s husband suddenly returns. The couple unburden their hearts and, surprisingly, reconcile. Later, when a sadder-but-wiser Li is waiting for a ferry to depart, he spots Nai-tung waving goodbye to him...

Let's Make Laugh

Yang Nai-tung (Cecilia Yip) -- an oversea Chinese married to a Hong Kong man named Lei Wei-chih (Chang Kuo-chu) -- leads a quiet life on Lantau Island. One day, after appearing on a TV game show, she returns home to find her husband missing. She is later confronted by a Bailiff (Chan Friend) from the Supreme Court -- accompanied by a security guard Li Tu (Kenny Bee) -- to attach his assets against taxes. The guard is then assigned to stay in her home for one week. This is not a good idea. Not only does anxiety cause her to react like a crazy woman, but her behavior drives Li to hysteria.Soon, Nai-tung receives a phone call announcing her parents’ unexpected arrival. Trying to conceal her present plight, she beseeches Li to stay away. But when he declines, she offers to pay him to act as her husband, which he also refuses. Only when her parents arrives does Li suddenly decides to act as Nai-tung’s husband, taking her by surprise. But after her parents leave, her husband phones to confess that he's been unfaithful. Li gloats over Nai’s misfortune, and intends to show off his visiting girlfriend to her, only to learn of her upcoming marriage to another man. The two find themselves in a democracy of misery.After harassing his girlfriend’s wedding ceremony, Li returns to find Nai-tung jumping into the water, and rescues her. A romance develops between them. After spending a night with her, Li feels guilty and goes out to sleep in the garden. There he dreams of becoming a swordsman who rescues Nai-tung, only to wake up to find her taken hostage by a mainlander. Li bravely saves her once again and the two finally give in to passion.But later, when the two are having a steak dinner, Nai-tung’s husband suddenly returns. The couple unburden their hearts and, surprisingly, reconcile. Later, when a sadder-but-wiser Li is waiting for a ferry to depart, he spots Nai-tung waving goodbye to him...

Let's Make Laugh

Yang Nai-tung (Cecilia Yip) -- an oversea Chinese married to a Hong Kong man named Lei Wei-chih (Chang Kuo-chu) -- leads a quiet life on Lantau Island. One day, after appearing on a TV game show, she returns home to find her husband missing. She is later confronted by a Bailiff (Chan Friend) from the Supreme Court -- accompanied by a security guard Li Tu (Kenny Bee) -- to attach his assets against taxes. The guard is then assigned to stay in her home for one week. This is not a good idea. Not only does anxiety cause her to react like a crazy woman, but her behavior drives Li to hysteria.Soon, Nai-tung receives a phone call announcing her parents’ unexpected arrival. Trying to conceal her present plight, she beseeches Li to stay away. But when he declines, she offers to pay him to act as her husband, which he also refuses. Only when her parents arrives does Li suddenly decides to act as Nai-tung’s husband, taking her by surprise. But after her parents leave, her husband phones to confess that he's been unfaithful. Li gloats over Nai’s misfortune, and intends to show off his visiting girlfriend to her, only to learn of her upcoming marriage to another man. The two find themselves in a democracy of misery.After harassing his girlfriend’s wedding ceremony, Li returns to find Nai-tung jumping into the water, and rescues her. A romance develops between them. After spending a night with her, Li feels guilty and goes out to sleep in the garden. There he dreams of becoming a swordsman who rescues Nai-tung, only to wake up to find her taken hostage by a mainlander. Li bravely saves her once again and the two finally give in to passion.But later, when the two are having a steak dinner, Nai-tung’s husband suddenly returns. The couple unburden their hearts and, surprisingly, reconcile. Later, when a sadder-but-wiser Li is waiting for a ferry to depart, he spots Nai-tung waving goodbye to him...

Let's Make Laugh

Yang Nai-tung (Cecilia Yip) -- an oversea Chinese married to a Hong Kong man named Lei Wei-chih (Chang Kuo-chu) -- leads a quiet life on Lantau Island. One day, after appearing on a TV game show, she returns home to find her husband missing. She is later confronted by a Bailiff (Chan Friend) from the Supreme Court -- accompanied by a security guard Li Tu (Kenny Bee) -- to attach his assets against taxes. The guard is then assigned to stay in her home for one week. This is not a good idea. Not only does anxiety cause her to react like a crazy woman, but her behavior drives Li to hysteria.Soon, Nai-tung receives a phone call announcing her parents’ unexpected arrival. Trying to conceal her present plight, she beseeches Li to stay away. But when he declines, she offers to pay him to act as her husband, which he also refuses. Only when her parents arrives does Li suddenly decides to act as Nai-tung’s husband, taking her by surprise. But after her parents leave, her husband phones to confess that he's been unfaithful. Li gloats over Nai’s misfortune, and intends to show off his visiting girlfriend to her, only to learn of her upcoming marriage to another man. The two find themselves in a democracy of misery.After harassing his girlfriend’s wedding ceremony, Li returns to find Nai-tung jumping into the water, and rescues her. A romance develops between them. After spending a night with her, Li feels guilty and goes out to sleep in the garden. There he dreams of becoming a swordsman who rescues Nai-tung, only to wake up to find her taken hostage by a mainlander. Li bravely saves her once again and the two finally give in to passion.But later, when the two are having a steak dinner, Nai-tung’s husband suddenly returns. The couple unburden their hearts and, surprisingly, reconcile. Later, when a sadder-but-wiser Li is waiting for a ferry to depart, he spots Nai-tung waving goodbye to him...

Let's Make Laugh

Yang Nai-tung (Cecilia Yip) -- an oversea Chinese married to a Hong Kong man named Lei Wei-chih (Chang Kuo-chu) -- leads a quiet life on Lantau Island. One day, after appearing on a TV game show, she returns home to find her husband missing. She is later confronted by a Bailiff (Chan Friend) from the Supreme Court -- accompanied by a security guard Li Tu (Kenny Bee) -- to attach his assets against taxes. The guard is then assigned to stay in her home for one week. This is not a good idea. Not only does anxiety cause her to react like a crazy woman, but her behavior drives Li to hysteria.Soon, Nai-tung receives a phone call announcing her parents’ unexpected arrival. Trying to conceal her present plight, she beseeches Li to stay away. But when he declines, she offers to pay him to act as her husband, which he also refuses. Only when her parents arrives does Li suddenly decides to act as Nai-tung’s husband, taking her by surprise. But after her parents leave, her husband phones to confess that he's been unfaithful. Li gloats over Nai’s misfortune, and intends to show off his visiting girlfriend to her, only to learn of her upcoming marriage to another man. The two find themselves in a democracy of misery.After harassing his girlfriend’s wedding ceremony, Li returns to find Nai-tung jumping into the water, and rescues her. A romance develops between them. After spending a night with her, Li feels guilty and goes out to sleep in the garden. There he dreams of becoming a swordsman who rescues Nai-tung, only to wake up to find her taken hostage by a mainlander. Li bravely saves her once again and the two finally give in to passion.But later, when the two are having a steak dinner, Nai-tung’s husband suddenly returns. The couple unburden their hearts and, surprisingly, reconcile. Later, when a sadder-but-wiser Li is waiting for a ferry to depart, he spots Nai-tung waving goodbye to him...

Let's Make Laugh

Yang Nai-tung (Cecilia Yip) -- an oversea Chinese married to a Hong Kong man named Lei Wei-chih (Chang Kuo-chu) -- leads a quiet life on Lantau Island. One day, after appearing on a TV game show, she returns home to find her husband missing. She is later confronted by a Bailiff (Chan Friend) from the Supreme Court -- accompanied by a security guard Li Tu (Kenny Bee) -- to attach his assets against taxes. The guard is then assigned to stay in her home for one week. This is not a good idea. Not only does anxiety cause her to react like a crazy woman, but her behavior drives Li to hysteria.Soon, Nai-tung receives a phone call announcing her parents’ unexpected arrival. Trying to conceal her present plight, she beseeches Li to stay away. But when he declines, she offers to pay him to act as her husband, which he also refuses. Only when her parents arrives does Li suddenly decides to act as Nai-tung’s husband, taking her by surprise. But after her parents leave, her husband phones to confess that he's been unfaithful. Li gloats over Nai’s misfortune, and intends to show off his visiting girlfriend to her, only to learn of her upcoming marriage to another man. The two find themselves in a democracy of misery.After harassing his girlfriend’s wedding ceremony, Li returns to find Nai-tung jumping into the water, and rescues her. A romance develops between them. After spending a night with her, Li feels guilty and goes out to sleep in the garden. There he dreams of becoming a swordsman who rescues Nai-tung, only to wake up to find her taken hostage by a mainlander. Li bravely saves her once again and the two finally give in to passion.But later, when the two are having a steak dinner, Nai-tung’s husband suddenly returns. The couple unburden their hearts and, surprisingly, reconcile. Later, when a sadder-but-wiser Li is waiting for a ferry to depart, he spots Nai-tung waving goodbye to him...