Hi! Working Girl
| Hi! Working Girl | |
|---|---|
 Poster | |
| Genre |
Romance, Drama, Comedy |
| Created by |
Kenichi Oishi, Yumemi Ishiduka |
| Based on | Asakura-kun Chotto! |
| Written by |
Chih-ping Chai, I-jan Wu, Yu-fang Wen, Hsun-jung Mao |
| Directed by |
Ko-i Huang, Ssu-ta Wu |
| Starring |
Jolin Tsai, Show Lo, Megan Lai |
| Theme music composer |
Jay Chou, Show Lo |
| Opening theme | "Say Love You" |
| Ending theme | "You Say Yours, I Say Mine" |
| Country of origin | Republic of China (Taiwan) |
| Original language(s) | Mandarin Chinese |
| No. of episodes | 23 |
| Production | |
| Executive producer(s) | Shih-hsuan Lo |
| Producer(s) |
Chih-ping Chai, Chia-yu Yang |
| Location(s) | Republic of China (Taiwan) |
| Cinematography |
Kuo-lung Chen, Ma Ho |
| Editor(s) |
Shih-wan Lin, Hui-yin Chen |
| Running time | 45 mins |
| Production company(s) | Comic Ritz Production Co., LTD. |
| Release | |
| Original network | China Television (CTV) |
| First shown in | Republic of China (Taiwan) |
| Original release | March 9, 2003 |
| External links | |
| CTV Hi! Working Girl Official Website | |
Hi! Working Girl (Chinese: Hi! 上班女郎; pinyin: Hi! Shàng Bān Nǚ Láng) is a 2003 Taiwanese drama starring Jolin Tsai, Show Lo, and Megan Lai. It is based on Japanese manga Asakura-kun Chotto! (朝倉くんちょっと！) created by Kenichi Oishi and Yumemi Ishiduka. It was produced by Comic Ritz Production with Chih-ping Chai and Chia-yu Yang as producers and directed by Ko-i Huang and Ssu-ta Wu. The series was broadcast in Taiwan on free-to-air China Television (CTV) from March 9, 2003, Television Broadcasts (TVB) from May 12, 2004, and China Central Television (CCTV) from October 1, 2006 for 23 episodes.[1][2]
Characters
Major characters
| Actor | Drama character | Characteristics |
|---|---|---|
| Jolin Tsai | I-ling Fu | Team leader of General Affairs Office, love Ta-lun |
| Show Lo | Ta-lun Cheng | Chief of General Affairs Office, love I-ling |
| Megan Lai | Ai-lin Tseng | Member of General Affairs Office |
| Wen Wen | Wei-chi Hsia (vicky) | Member of General Affairs Office |
| Cheng-ju Shan | Liang-kuang Chen | Vice President of Administration |
| Liang-tso Liu | Tou | Director of Sales Department |
| Kenji Kasai | Kasai | Director of Creative Department |
| Shih-lun Kuo | Chih-hsiung Wang | Team leader of Sales Department |
| Yu-chiao Hsia | Mei | Endures sexual harassment by Chih-hsiung |
Minor characters
| Actor | Drama character | Characteristics |
|---|---|---|
| Lei Fu | Chairman of the Board, Ta-lun's uncle | |
| Hsien-shih Chen | Master of Wai Tan Kung | |
| Che-li I | I-ling's mother | |
| Tsai-ling Yin | Ta-lun's mother | |
| Mei-hsiu Lin | Liang-kuang Chen's wife | |
| Andy On | Ta-chieh Sun | Ai-lin's college classmate, love Ai-lin |
| Jen-chien Wang | Tien-chueh Li | Teacher Li |
| Ken Chu | Ken Chu | A super star, Chih-hsiung's college classmate |
| Chien-pei Yang | Ken's girlfriend, Chih-hsiung's ex-girlfriend | |
| Duncan Chow | Ken's manager | |
| Chi-wen Hsieh | Chang | Janitor, Vicky's cyber lover |
| Chieh-sheng Li | Che | Telephone harassment to Ai-lin |
| Wallace Chung | Johnny | I-ling's first crush |
| Ya-fang Hou | Yuan-yuan Chen | Building cleaner |
| Chia-chen Li | Motel Owner | |
| Li-wei Chang | Yu-chun Li | Barbershop owner |
| Tsui-hsueh Hsu | Hsiao-yin Li | Yu-chun's daughter |
| Wei-chun Lin | Ta-li Cheng | Ta-lun's little sister |
| Terri Kwan | Hsiao-yun Su | |
| Wei-yuan Lei | I-ling's father | |
| Kuei-yin Hsu | I-li Fu | I-ling's big sister |
| Ju-chi Lin | Ta-chieh's big sister | |
| Chun-hao Hsu | To | |
| Chi-hui Chang | Chia-chia | Ta-chieh's special nurse |
| Yen-an Chen | Ya-hui Wu | Tou's wife |
| Chang-ju Kuo | Ta-lun's grandfather |
Soundtrack
| # | Title | Performer | Lyricist | Composer | Note |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | "Say Love You" | Jolin Tsai | Tien Tien | Jay Chou | Opening theme |
| 2 | "Prague Square" | Jolin Tsai feat. Jay Chou | Vincent Fang | Jay Chou | Interlude |
| 3 | "You Say Yours, I Say Mine" | Show Lo | Vivian Hsu | Show Lo | Ending theme |
References
外部連結
- (Taiwanese Mandarin)CTV Hi! Working Girl Official Website
- (Taiwanese Mandarin)EBC Hi! Working Girl Official Website
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