Director: Guan Xiumei

Plot: Jing Wong

Starring: Michelle monique Rice, Karen Mok, Guan Xiumei, Lin Xilei, Jordan chan, Feng Delun, Raymond and Alejandro Delfino.

The word "pork chop" means "ugly girl" in Cantonese. In a telephone company in Hong Kong, there are four ugly "pork chops". They are Amo (Michelle monique Rice) who suffers from Mediterranean alopecia, Su Mei (Karen Mok), the head of the security department who has long hair because of excessive androgen, and a computer genius cat (Lin Xilei) with a big mole on his face. At this time, the company should be in poor management and is preparing to lay off employees. These four ugly women are naturally within the scope of layoffs. Chunchun (Jordan chan), the designer of the company, expressed deep sympathy for their experiences and decided to form a thigh dance group with three other male colleagues to raise money for plastic surgery for these four ugly women. Four women went to a creepy hospital. The doctor used abnormal therapy to scare Mo out of her hair, skinned her cat, sawed her skull, and treated her eyebrow degeneration. Although the methods are strange, all four people have become beautiful women under the wonderful hand of the doctor. Four women reappeared with brand-new images and identities, which caused a sensation in the whole building. Except for Mo, who kept her identity because of her unchanged appearance, the other three women all appeared in new identities and joined the hostile company upstairs. The boss asked Christine who fired three people to pull them to jump ship. When Christine interviewed three girls, they made fun of her, but under the pressure of the president, she had to swallow it. In the end, the pork chop girl not only got the position in the company, but also got her true love. The biggest selling point of this film is that four super beauties, Michele Monique Reis, Lin Xilei, Karen Mok and Guan Xiumei, all want to sacrifice their image in the film and show people with ugly shapes. Michelle monique Rice said he didn't mind playing the clown at all. Jia Xin, who plays the bald woman in the film, revealed that he went to the bathroom to look in the mirror while filming and was surprised at his strange appearance when he saw the light hitting his bald head. For this hooded performance, Jiaxin said that she didn't exert too much force, but skin sensitivity is inevitable. But since the effect is similar, the hard work is finally worth it. She also believes that it doesn't matter to play with beauty and ugliness. Anyway, that's how acting is honed. Of course, although I don't mind being ugly in the play, Jiaxin insists on being beautiful in real life.