Sister Tao [Film and TV Commentary]

Sister Tao (played by Ip Tak-han) is an old servant who has served the Li family for decades and raised the second-generation young master Roger (played by Andy Lau). Roger is a film producer and is still single in his fifties, and Sister Tao continues to take care of Roger, which has become a habit... One day, Sister Tao went to the market to buy vegetables as usual, and went back to her apartment to make soup and prepare a full table of meals. While waiting for Roger to come home from a business trip in the mainland, Sister Tao passed the time while looking at the street scene outside the window, and unknowingly she fell into a coma on the ground... When Sister Tao woke up, she found herself in the hospital. Sister Tao had suffered a stroke! If one arm cannot move freely, physical therapy must be used to restore mobility as much as possible. Roger was busy working to find a suitable nursing home for Sister Tao. During this period, he happened to meet Grasshopper (Anthony Wong) whom he knew from the past movie shooting. Sister Tao was discharged from the hospital and came to the nursing home. The environment was unfamiliar and the residents were strange, so Sister Tao pretended to be calm. Luo Jie often visits Sister Tao in the nursing home after work. The master and servant gossip like mother and son, and they still maintain the habit of teasing and teasing each other. Sister Tao has a hard mouth and a sweet heart, which is envied by the residents. Roger specially brought Sister Tao to the movie premiere. Sister Tao deliberately dressed up for the first time and took out the expensive clothes that she had collected for a long time. The premiere was an eye-opener for Sister Tao, and she finally had the opportunity to meet movie stars. Sister Tao lamented that she had no regrets in her lifetime.