Article date: February 01, 2023
The movie “The Wind Again” starring Tony Leung and Aaron Kwok will be released on February 10th, and will be released in Hong Kong on February 17th. The latest trailer exposed today reveals the undercurrent between the brave and resolute Lei Le (played by Aaron Kwok) and the restrained and resourceful Nan Jiang (played by Tony Leung) with the confronting eyes of the two film kings. In the ups and downs of colonial Hong Kong at the end of the colonial period, the two legendary detectives, Hua, used a few lines of dialogue to express their views in the great era. Nan Jiang’s implicit sentence “Hong Kong is Hong Kong, and anything can happen.” “Hong Kong is a place where ability is the greatest!” It fully demonstrated the difference in personality between the two, which eventually deepened their differences. The ICAC Commissioner played by the legendary actor Hui Guanwen is committed to fighting corruption, and the four major detectives Lei Le, Nan Jiang, Fat Boy B (played by Zhou Wenjian) and Yan Hong (played by Tam Yiu Man) are on fire. In the end, they met on a narrow road, and confronted wisely and bravely.
Story outline: In the 1970s, the Hong Kong Independent Commission Against Corruption was established to hunt down corrupt detectives and open the chapter before the end of the colonial era. The police officers Lei Le (played by Aaron Kwok) and Nan Jiang (played by Tony Leung), who were once oppressed for accepting bribes, wanted to change the status quo, and joined hands to establish a police corruption system, and took the position of Chief Inspector. However, the expansion of power has led to an imbalance between black and white forces. Lei Le’s wife Cai Zhen (played by Du Juan) was angered by the underworld for helping her get into power. Almost turned my face. History alternates, the ICAC’s global wanted corruption detectives, Lei Le and Nan Jiang cover the sky with their hands. When the wind returned, Hong Kong was no longer what it used to be.
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