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On the eve of Macau's handover to China, police officer Shing (Chapman To) is having the worst time of his life. Suspended for suspected corruption, he tries to find solace with an elfin creature by the name of Yan (Isabella Leong) whom he just picks up. As he tries to smooth-talk her to bed, she suddenly snaps back with the biggest turn-off imaginable: that she is the daughter he never knew existed! While Shing desperately tries to hold himself together, his bachelor life inevitably falls apart as Yan insists on living under his roof. Together the two of them start roaming through exotic Macau, tracking down Yan's missing puppy and striving to acquaint with each other. No sooner has Shing grown into his new role as a father than he finds his hands full: when Yan is not fighting with his girlfriend Kate (Meme Tian), she is being bothered by her dorky classmate Fai (Derek Tsang). Will the newfound father and daughter, who have given up hope along the way, be able to find the true vocation of their lives at last?
It is autumn in Amsterdam. A man with a cold soul who smells of gunpowder and a man as warm as the sunshine of spring meet a very special woman. The woman is Hye-young (Jeon Ji-hyun), a young Korean artist who paints portraits in the city square, while dreaming of one day holding a solo exhibition of her works. She is a stranger in this city, and Hye-young's only source of strength is the memory of her first love. Then she meets another man - well, almost meets him. She never really sees his face, but after giving him a drawing of a daisy, he responds by having a pot of daisies delivered to her door every day. Could this be the start of a new love for the lonely young artist?
The post-1998 world of Chinese rule means that even the long-established Wo Shing Triad Society must change its ways and thinking north. But after the brotherhood was fractured by the ruthless grip of Chairman Lok, it was the time for the younger generation to lead the way. Jimmy is the perfect candidate - smart and entrepreneurial. Even the Chinese authorities are interested in what Jimmy has to offer. The only problem is, Chairman Lok is not going to give up his power in the easy way...