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Guima Zhiduoxing The film directed by Tsui Hark and starring Lin Zixiang, Teddy Robin, Mai Jia, Cao Dahua, and others was released in Hong Kong, China on May 23, 1981. This black comedy tells the story of turbulent Hong Kong in the 1930s, where various people conspired and fish and pearls mixed together. The old man Qianhu cheated the godfather Capone and others of their money with a beauty trick, but it fell into the hands of detective Robin and Private investigator Yayo. Kabang, who lost his money, won a beautiful heart and the two of them flew away together The film won the Best Director, Best Editing, and Best Photography awards at the 18th Taiwan Film Golden Horse Awards in 1981. New Shu Mountain Swordsman The martial arts film directed by Tsui Hark, written by Situ Zhuohan and Shui Yue, starring Yuan Biao, Zheng Shaoqiu, Lin Qingxia, and others, was released in Hong Kong, China on May 5, 1983. The New Shu Mountain Swordsman "tells the story of Ding Yinqi, a swordsman from the South China Sea faction, who is possessed by a raging blood demon. Di Mingqi and others go to Tiandao Peak to search for Li Yiqi and the Purple Green Twin Swords in order to save the world. Best Partner: Queen's Secret Order The film directed by Xu Ke, starring Xu Guanjie, Maijia, Ricky Hui, Charlie Cho and others, was released in Hong Kong, China, on May 26, 1984. The film tells the story of Black Cat (Xu Guanjie) being attacked by a female expert (Rosa) while on vacation in Paris. When lured to the iron tower, he is ambushed by Big Steel Teeth (Richard Key Road) and Steel Hat (Thunderbolt Mountain), and fights fiercely on the tower elevator, which is full of danger. During a critical moment, the black cat jumped off the Seinamain River, but was engulfed by a shark submarine. When he woke up, Mr. Bond (New Canali), who called himself a foreign agent, explained to him Night in Shanghai The song and dance film directed by Tsui Hark and starring Ye Qianwen, Zhang Aijia, Zhong Zhentao, Hu Feng, Cheng Kuian, and others was released in Hong Kong, China on May 11, 1984. The film tells the story of Shanghai during the Anti Japanese War, where the clown Dong Guomin and the dancer Ashu developed emotions while helping Deng Zai. In 1985, the film was nominated for 8 awards including Best Picture and Best Editing at the 4th Hong Kong Film Awards. The Working Emperor The film directed by Tsui Hark and starring Jackie Hui, Teddy Robin, Tsui Hark, and Wang Zuxian was released in Hong Kong, China on May 10, 1985. The plot mainly tells the story of A Ren, A Kun, and A Qing who worked in the Emperor's Noodle Factory as good friends. Due to the imperfect system of the factory, the managers and workers clashed with each other. The daughter of the factory director, Ah Mei, likes Ah Ren and is biased in everything, making many jokes. Due to the failure of the manager's investment in futures, he intentionally set the factory on fire to solve the dilemma. However, with the united efforts of Ami, Ami, and all the workers, the factory was eventually restored to production. How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days The Man in the Iron Mask Freaks How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days Notorious Blade and Horse Dan The film directed by Tsui Hark and starring Lin Qingxia, Zhong Chuhong, Ye Qianwen, Zeng Jiang, and others was released in Hong Kong, China on May 6, 1986. The film tells the story of a Beijing opera troupe involved in a political conspiracy under the influence of warlords in the early Republic of China, with three daughters in troubled times; One is for money (played by Zhong Chuhong), one is for ideals (played by Ye Qianwen), and the other is for the country (played by Lin Qingxia). They happen to encounter revolutionary martyrs who are being pursued by warlords, 
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