Sure, here are some more plot details of the movie My Prince Edward:
Fong, the protagonist of the story, works at a wedding supplies store in Hong Kong and is in a relationship with Edward, who has proposed to her. However, Fong is feeling pressured to get married due to societal expectations and the high cost of housing in Hong Kong.
To make matters more complicated, Fong is still legally married to Shuwei, a mainland Chinese man whom she married in a sham marriage to help him obtain residency in Hong Kong. Despite their divorce being finalized, Shuwei resurfaces in Fong's life, causing further confusion and turmoil.
As Fong grapples with the expectations placed upon her by society, her family, and her own desires, she must navigate the complexities of modern relationships and the challenges of living in a bustling metropolis like Hong Kong. Through humor and wisdom, the film explores themes of freedom, identity, and personal agency in the face of societal pressures.
