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Playing the cards we are dealt well is the only thing we can do. Ma Jiahui's blockbuster new work! Mai Jia, Jin Yucheng, and Xu Anhua unanimously recommended. In Hong Kong at night, people are longing for the last unbridled happiness. The "Mulong Ceremony" hosted by the leading boss, Shao Yabing, is about to begin. Brothers, bar girls, foreigners, Hong Kong police, and political and business celebrities are all present. The faces, just like the characters on the stage yesterday, pushed A Bing from "Little Bing" to "Brother Bing". "Yuanyang Six Seven Four" are the four worst cards in the Pai Gow game. If you get it, you will lose money 90% of the time. "Mandarin Duck Six" refers to two six points with different suits and colors. "Seven-four" means a seven-point and a four-point. Using bad cards as a metaphor, Ma Ka Fai writes about the impermanence of the world and the courage of his children to brave the wind and waves - gambling against opportunity, gambling against love, gambling against fate, and even gambling against the times, to keep true feelings and live up to themselves in adversity.

Ma Ka Fai's first feature film focuses on "Once Upon a Time in Hong Kong", and Johnnie To is preparing to make a movie. Du Qifeng, Luo Dayou, Zhang Dachun, Wang Dewei, Yan Lianke and Jin Yucheng jointly recommended. It's more vigorous than "Shanghai", colder than "Infernal Affairs", and more touching than "Once Upon a Time in America". In 1936, the current situation in China was chaotic and unclear, and civil and foreign wars were about to break out. Lu Beicai, who was originally a carpenter in the countryside of Guangdong, was thrown into the waves of the times, rubbed, crushed, and ups and downs. He left home to join Chen Jitang's army and almost lost his life when he accidentally peeped into his brother's secret. He smuggled himself to Hong Kong and worked hard to make a living, and was involved in the murder of a foreigner. In desperation, he fled to Guangzhou and joined Hongmen on the introduction of his younger brother... In his bet with fate, Lu Beicai always seemed to have the luck to turn danger into safety. When he returned to Hong Kong again, he changed his name from North to South, and transformed into the leader of Sun Hsing Society, and was respectfully known as "Master Nan" in the world. But the gambling game of history never plays out according to the rules. The Japanese threat is approaching day by day. The Shanghai Youth Gang is coming, Wang Jingwei's people are coming, the world is in turmoil, and the secret bomb in Nan Ye's heart seems to be detonated at any time...

Throughout the long journey of life, Ma Jiahui has always been his true self. From choosing what he loved in the first half of his life to loving what he chose in the rest of his life, he lived freely and loved truly. "Ma Jiahui's Family Travels" records his free and true state of walking on the journey of time, as well as his free and deep love for himself and his family. The new and expanded edition of "The Gentle Road" is a collection of travelogues by Xiao Ma and his wife and daughter in China and Southeast Asia. Maybe this will be the last travel book in Xiao Ma's life - because their little girl has grown up and no longer walks with them, so they will also stop walking.

This book is a collection of essays written by Ma Jiahui in his middle age. It is also a long memory about family and travels. Life, love, travel... Ma Jiahui has written all his thoughts, feelings and understandings here. It is not only an understanding and commentary on the various aspects of life, but also a portrayal of the mood of looking back at the years in stages. From a boy to an uncle, it is a period of growth and maturity that is visible to the naked eye. Many people look forward to maturity but are afraid of growth. In this book, you can vaguely see the maturity and growth of a middle-aged man. It is light, sharp, humorous and lively, and is full of touching and emotional aspects of daily life. From a boy to an uncle, it seems like an instant. The years are majestic, the steps are staggering, and all kinds of feelings come to mind. Half a life has passed, and the years are imprinted here, and we step forward and look back occasionally, but we still do not forget to move on.

Throughout the long journey of life, Ma Jiahui has always been his true self. From choosing what he loved in the first half of his life to loving what he chose in the rest of his life, he lived freely and loved truly. "Ma Jiahui's Family Travels" records his free and true state of walking on the journey of time, as well as his free and deep love for himself and his family. "It Would Be Good to Die Here" is a journey that is unbridled, honest and true to oneself, and it is also an exotic time that Ma Jiahui loves most. He is afraid of flying, has "anthropophobia", is afraid of the dark and ghosts, is prone to diarrhea on the road, and gets lost easily. His travels tended to come with a bit of reluctance, so he was always capricious, always hesitant between coming in and out, always. But for the sake of his girls, he finally did not give up his addiction to "travel".

Hey, I'm sorry, this may really be Hong Kong's Ma Jiahui's "Decadent Notes"! The authentic Hong Kong-made concept tells the mixed and flowing urban memories of "scum" in the charming Wan Chai bars. He talked casually about movies, travels and "travel on paper", as well as the vicissitudes of the Republic of China, middle-aged experiences, social insights, and current affairs views. It is still the sensitive and unique Ma style that captures "people's dignity and unknown warm deeds" in ordinary scenes of vast crowds of people. There are movies, travel, discussions, mixed feelings, including all kinds of random thoughts in daily life, "it has everything that interests you or not."