Extra Compilation Version

A special compilation of the five spots I did in China for Wrigley's Extra Chewing Gum between Summer 2010 and Spring 2011 starring the wonderful Gui Lun Mei and Eddie Peng Yu Yan.

Category:

Film & Animation

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• David
• Tsui
• Director
• Moviola
• Wrigley's
• Extra
• China
• Gui
• Lun
• Mei
• Eddie
• Peng
• Yu
• Yan
• 益达
• 酸甜苦辣
• 桂纶镁
• 彭于晏

[naitooikawa]

what's the name of the song in the last segment?

[davidphtsui]

@naitooikawa The name of the song in English can be translated as "The Opposite of Goodbye". The Japanese name is "さよならの向こう側", composed and sung here by Ryudo Uzaki。

[naitooikawa]

@davidphtsui do you by any chance know the title for the chinese version?

[davidphtsui]

@naitooikawa Yes, 風繼續吹 sung by the late Leslie Cheung 張國榮。It was the version broadcast on Chinese TV and internet.

[CherylThePianoKid]

Why did she leave?

[davidphtsui]

@CherylThePianoKid Draw your own conclusions. The hints are quite obvious on the beach.

[davidphtsui]

@ThisisAudioSex If it's the second song you're referring to, it's "我要你的愛" by Ge Lan (葛蘭), a.k.a. Grace Chang. It's a Chinese cover version of the 1955 song "I Want You To Be My Baby" by Georgia Gibbs. FYI, the first song "給我一個吻“ is also a cover of another Georgia Gibb's song "Seven Lonely Days"

[pengmimi]

@CherylThePianoKid maybe she's sick of traveling around.......she wants to settle down?!

[CherylSk28384]

... An ad for 7mins...

[CherylThePianoKid]

I am not so sure. I can see that when she asks him where to go now she looks happy and then when he starts to tell her, she becomes sort of sad. But I don get it.