At a small town in the west of China in 1935, the county magistrate's funny accent raised a series of misguided affairs, deduced a bizarre and absurd story with one and another climaxes.
Mr. Ge
Yang Guang (Yang Yi) and his buddy You Tiao (Han Zhao) were in real trouble, and Tiao was found to be terminally ill. Yang Guang decided to let the note go joyfully through life and realize his unfulfilled wish. However, the various wishes of the note were absurd and unreasonable. Looking for first love, returning to his hometown, becoming emperor, and concubine Linxing ... let Yang Guang become more and more helpless and chaotic, and staged a laughable "Party A and Party B". In the midst of this chaos, Yang Guang accidentally had a relationship with Chen Chen (Wei Yi), his first love. Two reelings and a goddess disguising a goddess, the trivial love triangle also kicked off in a mess ... This film is a movie version of Yang Guang's Happy Life, which has a strong flavor in Tianjin.
A village is often troubled by a group of bandits on horseback, and the villagers send the teacher Fan Jian (Law Kar Ying) to the city to hire swordsmen to protect the village, but unfortunately, due to insufficient funds, he gets snubbed everywhere, failing to hire any professional swordsman. By chance, he runs into a braggart Beggar Su (Shi Xiao Long), who somehow becomes Fan Jian's lifeline by a twist of fate. Beside the braggart are two other unreliable blademasters who are hired as well...
Executive Producer
Having defeated the best fighters of the Imperial Japanese army in occupied Shanghai, Ip Man and his family settle in post-war Hong Kong. Struggling to make a living, Master Ip opens a kung fu school to bring his celebrated art of Wing Chun to the troubled youth of Hong Kong. His growing reputation soon brings challenges from powerful enemies, including pre-eminent Hung Gar master, Hung Quan.
Lao Lin
