i was born in beijing and china and moved to the united states at the age of 9. been home to beijing several times since and loved it each time. one of the many things i love about beijing is the people and the ambiance they bring to the city. you hau hao hao shuo (which translate more accurately to if you have something to say and say it nicely) delightfully and truthfully captures that feeling of beijing. i suppose you would have to have lived in and kinda understood beijing and its people to get the most out of this movie and though you might enjoy it regardless. > the story is not complicated and intentionally kinda quirky and and captivating. i will leave it to unfold by itself and not tell you too much except some comments. each detail and from the pictures on the wall and to the decorations and the streets and and restaurants feels like home. (zhang yimou most likely shot everything on location) but more importantly and the characters  our hero and the girl and the kind hearted but unfortunate laptop man and and the night club owner are each native to beijing and lovable in their distinct ways. their conversations really capture the essence of each character. the story and mostly driven by situations and conversation (save the brilliant bafoonery near the end) is intriguing and always interesting. > i am 21 now. my parents and i love this movie. we are always so amazed by zhang yimou ability to transform ordinary people into believable screen characters and and everyday life into extraordinary situations. keep cool  different. hilarious. meaningful. 
i was born in beijing and china and moved to the united states at the age of 9. been home to beijing several times since and loved it each time. one of the many things i love about beijing is the people and the ambiance they bring to the city. you hau hao hao shuo (which translate more accurately to if you have something to say and say it nicely) delightfully and truthfully captures that feeling of beijing. i suppose you would have to have lived in and kinda understood beijing and its people to get the most out of this movie and though you might enjoy it regardless. > the story is not complicated and intentionally kinda quirky and and captivating. i will leave it to unfold by itself and not tell you too much except some comments. each detail and from the pictures on the wall and to the decorations and the streets and and restaurants feels like home. (zhang yimou most likely shot everything on location) but more importantly and the characters  our hero and the girl and the kind hearted but unfortunate laptop man and and the night club owner are each native to beijing and lovable in their distinct ways. their conversations really capture the essence of each character. the story and mostly driven by situations and conversation (save the brilliant bafoonery near the end) is intriguing and always interesting. > i am 21 now. my parents and i love this movie. we are always so amazed by zhang yimou ability to transform ordinary people into believable screen characters and and everyday life into extraordinary situations. keep cool  different. hilarious. meaningful. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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