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I Love Miss Fox 

Yip and his wife Carole married 10 years, his wife every day for his food daily diet and the company's affairs, life of husband and wife has become a routine. One day, Yip Sang to Macau Travel, met Miss Fox of the opening, two people happen LDR, Yip began to his wife nitpicking, want to will be transformed into her Miss Fox. Carole change after attracted a lot of lascivious men, two final altercation, Yip Sang was forced to move to Miss Fox Home, but Miss Fox's living habits and open concept and Yip Sang out of tune, quickly and because of personality clashes, once again be driven out. Yip trying to recover the wife, after the storm, Carole not only have a wife industrious and considerate, and clothing conversation more coquette fresh taste.
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Yip and his wife Carole married 10 years, his wife every day for his food daily diet and the company's affairs, life of husband and wife has become a routine. One day, Yip Sang to Macau Travel, met Miss Fox of the opening, two people happen LDR, Yip began to his wife nitpicking, want to will be transformed into her Miss Fox. Carole change after attracted a lot of lascivious men, two final altercation, Yip Sang was forced to move to Miss Fox Home, but Miss Fox's living habits and open concept and Yip Sang out of tune, quickly and because of personality clashes, once again be driven out. Yip trying to recover the wife, after the storm, Carole not only have a wife industrious and considerate, and clothing conversation more coquette fresh taste.

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Genre:Comedy, Romance
Written By:Wong Ho-Wa, Stephan Yip Tin-Hang
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Runtime:94 minutes
Studio:Smileland Productions

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