Hong kong movies about blind fortune telling

Martial arts films still have to show the way to Hong Kong. You can watch almost all films directed by Tsui Hark and Cheng Xiaodong. Here are some of your personal favorites.

A, "Hero Trio" modern martial arts, directed by Du Qifeng, starring three goddesses, Anita Mui, Yang Ziqiong and Maggie Cheung.

This film has no fixed background, because it combines ancient, modern and even future time elements, and the story has elements of science fiction, police bandits and martial arts. However, I personally prefer to put him in the category of martial arts. In the play, Anita Mui and Yang Ziqiong are so handsome, and the clever Maggie Cheung is super beautiful.

Secondly, there are six Huang Feihong series directed by Tsui Hark, the first three are starring Jet Li and the last three are Chiu Man-Cheuk.

Personally, I recommend the second book, Men Should Be Self-reliant. This story is composed of the story of a great master Huang Feihong, and everyone should be familiar with it. Jet Li is handsome and has good acting skills. The theme song "Men should strive for self-improvement" is my favorite.

3. the legendary swordsman series, directed by Tsui Hark and starring Brigitte Lin.

The most classic movie in everyone's mind should be Dong Fangbubai in the legendary swordsman, and the story is still based on the legendary swordsman, but the plot of the characters has been greatly changed, and Brigitte Lin's cross-dressing is amazing for the first time. However, I personally prefer The Rise of the legendary swordsman, which is more about thinking about rivers and lakes and human nature.