A Family Affair: Reviews

ALTERNATE SYNOPSIS:
The ten-year marriage of Chan Wing-cheong (Sam Hui) and Nancy Yeung (Olivia Cheng) ended up in separation about a year ago. Consequently, their cheerful and intelligent children, Maisy and Tommy are forced to live apart. Tommy is in the custody of his father while Maisy is staying with her mother and grandfather (Dean Shek). It doesn't take long for a steady companionship to blossom between Wing-cheong and Linda (Jenny Yan) and Nancy and George (Melvin Wong). Both children and their grandfather are upset about the two couples' new affair. The trio tries every means to interfere and jeopardize the romance. Unfortunately, all efforts and tricks fail to cool down the courtship. The children are so disappointed that they run away from home to a temple. Tommy and Maisy pray wholeheartedly to the god, begging their divine power to reinstate a happy family. The sight of the vulnerable children melt the parent's hearts. All difference has to give way to the rejoicing family reunion.