Kung Fu Movie Director, the Country Asked Me to Make a Movie

Su Yue traveled to Hong Kong Island in 1978 and became a director. Two movies were made, earning tens of millions of dollars in box office. In 1980, the state proposed to shoot the kung fu movie Shaolin Temple, but the result was poor filming. So, Su Yue was invited to the rescue. After the movie was released, it set a box office record of 160 million with a ticket price of 1 dime. At the same time, it broke the box office record for the highest-grossing Hong Kong kung fu film in history. When the movie appears in foreign cinemas. Countless foreigners shouted: "Kung Fu, Kung Fu, I want to learn Kung Fu!" This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.