Hong Kong Comprehensive Report: Starting from Taking Care of Colleagues' Widows

I specifically looked for Heavy Metal and looked at it, and it was only 70 minutes long. It took at least 10 to 20 minutes. What is certain is that Li Wanhua and Liang Zhen definitely have revealing scenes. I guess only the CDs and videos from that year can still be seen, the ones uploaded on the Internet should have been harmonized.

One of the most exciting Hong Kong police action blockbusters "Cold War" plot introduction Cold War "Cold War" is an action movie jointly produced by Yindu Agency Co., Ltd., Wanyu Yingliding Co., Ltd., And Anle Film Co., Ltd. It is directed by Leung Lok Man and Luk Jianqing, starring Aaron Kwok, Leung Ka Fai, and Yang Caini. The film tells the story of a valuable police assault vehicle being hijacked in the context of the new era. Subsequently, the entire Hong Kong fell into a security crisis, and a high-intellectual battle began between the police and criminals. On October 4, 2012, it had its world premiere as the opening film of the Busan Film Festival in South Korea, and was released simultaneously in mainland China and Hong Kong on November 8. In 2013, the film won many awards including Best Picture at the Hong Kong Film Awards. Plot synopsis At midnight, the police report center received an anonymous call saying that a frontline assault vehicle had been hijacked. Inside the car The five police officers and their weapons and equipment became bargaining chips for the thieves. The incident alarmed the police force. Whether it was a coincidence or an accident, the police officer who was hijacked in the assault vehicle turned out to be the only son of the current deputy director of operations Li Wenbin (played by Eddie Peng). Just as the first brother of the police force has not returned from an overseas visit, the two favorites in the election of the next Commissioner: the hawkish Deputy Commissioner of Police Li Wenbin (played by Tony Leung Ka-fai) and the young Deputy Commissioner of Police Liu Jiehui (played by Aaron Kwok) both start to throw their weight around. Li immediately commanded the rescue and codenamed the operation "Cold War." However, the thief actually knew everything inside the police force and had an insight into the opportunities. Even though the elite of the police force tried their best, the operation was still in vain and was restricted at every step. All his colleagues began to doubt his decision-making and elected Liu Jiehui to take over the entire operation. At the critical moment, the two tigers competed. Liu Jiehui showed no weakness. Unlike Li's radical methods, he chose to communicate with the thief proactively and promised to pay the ransom to the thief. During the entire process of handing over the ransom, Liu ordered the ransom to leave clues in order to trace the location of the thief. One foot high, one foot high, not only can Liu not find the culprit, but he also lost a huge amount of ransom money. Xu Yongji (played by Qian Ka-lok), a colleague who lived with Liu through life and death, even died in the line of duty during the process of paying the ransom. Liu felt guilty, and the Hong Kong police force was plunged into an unprecedented crisis and threat... The entire operation caused 80 million in cash to be lost from the warehouse, and two police officers died in the line of duty. The incident not only alarmed the government, but also alarmed the Independent Commission Against Corruption. The ICAC received a report from an anonymous person and suspected that one of the two deputy directors was abusing power for personal gain at this critical moment... Hong Kong's security fell instantly, and the loopholes in the police force and Hong Kong's governance were revealed. The threat loomed inside the police force, and the target was directed at the top brass of the police force. It turns out that the reason why Hong Kong is called the "safest city" is that it has not encountered a real enemy.

You got the best grades in the police academy, but your father's good brother and savior arranged for you to be an undercover agent? ? ? Are you sure that that person also has a system for caring for widows? Or if you have poor grades in the police academy and will not graduate and cannot become a police officer, he will find connections and let you be an undercover agent and you can become a police officer immediately after doing casual emergencies. Or maybe he is the one who killed your father. This is more logical. How come the undercover agent can become a high-ranking official when he returns?

I saw Chapter 24. The protagonist has no money, no people, no power, no strength, half-baked skills, no future, the cheater Liu will not be dealt with, and the big brother who wants to kill you, except for a few girls, what do you want to do?

After reading a few chapters, I realized that this book is all based on imagination! There are no details or introductions. Only those who have watched all these dramas and remember all the plots and are very familiar with them can match the brain waves! Otherwise, you will be confused! When I watched it, I always felt that I had missed something. There was no transition, no foreshadowing, no transition! No narration, no introduction!

Lan Jieying

Nowadays, Qidian is full of books about caring for widows, and they are all overflowing.

Movies and TV shows involved in the novel (will be updated if new ones are available): 1) "The Tiger Is Out" (the first half of the first chapter): Chow Yun-fat, Li Zhi 2) "Heavy Metal": Liang Cheng, Li Wanhua 3) "The Great Era" : Lam Jieying, Li Lizhen, Zhou Huimin 4) "Law Enforcement": Guan Xiumei, Anya, Daniel Wu 5) "The Legend of Dragon and Tiger": Wu Jiali, Chow Yun-fat, Li Xiuxian 6) "Young and Dangerous Series" : Gigi Lai, Chen Xiuru, Wu Peici, Li Jiaxin, Qiu Shuzhen 7) "God of Gamblers 2": Qiu Shuzhen, Wu Qianlian 8) "Playing Back to School": Zhang Min 9) "Dragon City Years" "Heise Club." "Harmony Is Precious" Tony Leung Ka Fai, Simon Yam, Maggie Shao, Louis Koo 10) "Bloody Friday": Li Lizhen, Cai Shaofen, Simon Yam 11) "Awakening from Dreams and the Blood Does Not Stop": Li Saifeng, Yukari Oshima, Hui Zhong 12) "Magic Police": Daniel Wu, Sihan 13) "The Breakup of the Five Tiger Generals": Wen Bixia, Lan Jieying, Huang Rihua, Andy Lau, Tony Leung Chiu-wai, Miao Qiaowei 14) "Provincial and Hong Kong Flag Soldiers 2", "The Storm Again" Man Tsz-leung, Rosamund Kwan 15) "Beast Detective": Wong Minde, Anthony Wong, Zhou Haimei 16) "New Lamb/Doctor Sheep": Simon Yam, Chen Haonan, Chen Yingli 17) "The Great Detective": Lau Ching-wan, Christy Chung, Ng Chun-yu, Ng Yung-wei 18) "The Great Detective Ma Rulong": Li Zhi, Guan Zhilin, Chen Huiyi, Liang Jiahui, Cheng Danshui 19) "The Mighty Mouse": Qiu Shuzhen , Yang Caini, Zhou Jialing, Jacky Cheung, Jet Li 20) "Chill": Yang Caini, Aaron Kwok, Tony Leung Jiahui, Peng Yuyan (this is the main line in the middle and late stages, it can be regarded as a string of other movies) Liang Ziwei cannot escape behind. 21) "Jiki Mary" Karen Chan, Hung Yan, Sandra Ng (I have only respect for her) 22) "Big Event" Kelly Chen, Shao Meiqi, Yan Xianqi, Nick Cheung 23) "Special Police" Wan Qiwen, Han Jun, Fong Zhongxin 24) "Brother Xin Zha 2" Tsang Huaqian, Qi Meizhen, Carina Lau, Tony Leung Chiu-wai, Chow Yun-fat, Lu Fang 25) "The King of Guns" Leslie Cheung, Fong Zhongxin, Chen Farong, Huang Zhuoling 26) "The Gunslinger" Huang Xiaoming, Yan Xianqi, Michelle Ye, Lin Baoyi. This is a prequel, so there is no Edison 27) "The King of Flowers" Parts 1 and 2, Hu Huizhong, Bai Anni, Jian Huizhen, Chen Yalun, Luo Meiwei, Hui Yinghong, Ye Zimei 28) "Fire Dragon Duel" Michelle Ye, Vivian Hsu, Lai Ming, Ren Xianqi, Liao Chi-hyun 29) "The Chase" Lau Ching Wan, Wan Qiwen, Wang Baoqiang 30) "The Great Hunt" Nick Cheung, Simon Yam, Wong Man Tak, Janice Man 31) "The Detective" Lau Ching Wan, On Chi Kit, Lin Xilei, Lam Jiadong 32) " "Unexpected" Michelle Ye, Louis Koo, Simon Yam, Suet Lam 33) "The King of Guns" Louis Koo, Daniel Wu, Li Bingbing, Charlene Choi 34) "The Storm" Andy Lau, Jiadong Lam, Yao Chen, Hu Jun 35) "Beast" Shawn Yue, Lam Ka Tung, Zhang Jin, Janice Man, Ng Yue 36) "Dark Night in Mongkok" Daniel Wu, Cecilia Cheung, Alex Fong Zhongxin 37) "Crime Scene" Louis Koo, Xuan Xuan, Lucy Liu, Yan Zhuoling, Sit Kai-kei 38) "Integrity" Liu Qingyun, Lam Jiaxin, Nick Cheung 39) "Flying Tiger" Mandy Wong, Gigi Leung 40) "Tokyo Strategy" Tony Leung, Cecilia Cheung, Ozawa Makoto, Kelly Chen 41) "A+ Detective" Aaron Kwok, Jiang Yiyan, Nick Cheung 42) "Warriorless" Chow Yun-fat, Aaron Kwok, Zhang Jingchu 43) "The Royal Princess" Gao Lihong, Carina Lau, Tony Leung Ka-fai, Sammo Hung 44) "The Fuse" Xu Qing, Fan Bingbing, Wang Yuanyuan, Donnie Yen, Louis Koo 45) "The Bloody Heroes" Yip Sian-wen, Chow Yun-fat, Li Xiuxian 46) "The Story of Hu Yue" Chow Yun-fat, Miao Qianren, Zhong Chuhong 47) "Comrade Lover" Chow Yun-fat, Zhong Chuhong, Cheng Kui'an 48) "The Case of Fury" Donnie Yen, Nicholas Tse, Qin Lan 49) TV series "Sweep H Pioneer" Ouyang Zhenhua, Guo Keying, Zhang Huiyi 50) "Sister Tuoqiang" Ouyang Zhenhua, Guan Yonghe, Teng Liming 51) "Forensic Pioneer" Ouyang Zhenhua, Meng Jiahui, Guo Shaoyun, Zhong Jiaxin, Chen Zhijing

When did Zhou Xingxing die? I want to take care of Sao Min

Zhang Xueling

What's undercover? The final outcome is not good

Fang Ting

The 2002 "Infernal Affairs 1" can be said to have made many well-known stars famous, and even later made many film and television actors of movie king level, such as Andy Lau and Tony Leung... Not only that, the script of Infernal Affairs was directly remade in the United States and won an Oscar. Do you understand this? This Hong Kong film plays a decisive role in Hong Kong and even around the world. However, when some fans are completely immersed in the handsomeness of the film and television stars in Infernal Affairs, they completely ignore the details of the plot, so their understanding of this film only remains superficial. Before I get started, I believe many people have forgotten the plot. After all, this is such an old movie. Let me give a rough summary: In 1991, Liu Jianming followed the orders of the boss Han Chen and became an undercover gangster. In 1992, Chen Yongren was asked by his superiors to go deep into the gang to work as an undercover agent. Both of them lived up to their trust, but Liu Jianming gradually wanted to become a good person, while Chen Yongren looked forward to returning to the team as soon as possible. In one transaction, the news was spread by Chen Yongren and the action was leaked by Liu Jianming. Both parties failed. This incident aroused the determination of both parties to eliminate the traitor, but Liu Jianming became more and more eager to clear his name, so he betrayed Han Chen and killed Han Chen in an operation. The ending of the film is that Liu Jianming and Chen Yongren learned each other's identities. Chen Yongren was eventually shot dead by an undercover lurking in the police station, while Liu Jianming was arrested and imprisoned. This plot is really a twist of fate... In my mind, Liu Jiancheng lived exactly what Hugo described as "life is a struggle between day and night". He was complex, with a yin and yang personality, like the light of day and the darkness of night. Such a person can bring us closer because he is a complete person. Of course, it is also inseparable from Andy Lau's wonderful performance. In contrast to Liu Jiancheng, it is Chen Yongren. If we use more professional terminology in literature, this is the director's use of contrast. This is a technique often used in Hugo's works, and in this film, I realized these points. 1. Chen Yongren's brother Shaqiang was able to sacrifice his life for him, while Liu Jiancheng's brother formed an alliance with him for his own benefit. The comparison between the two is impressive. 2. Talking about love again, Chen Yongren had two loves, and both women loved him deeply, while Liu Jiancheng was the one who finally lost his Mary. 3. Although Chen Yongren died, many people missed him from the bottom of their hearts, while Liu Jiancheng finally had no one around him whom he could trust and have close friendship with. This is my viewing experience. In the ending, Chen Yongren made an appointment with Liu Jianming to meet on the rooftop. Chen Yongren put a gun to Liu Jianming's head and asked him to return his identity as a police officer. He also uniformed Liu Jianming and planned to go to the police station to disclose their identities together, but at this time the police officer Lin Guoping appeared and Chen Yongren explained his identity as a police officer. The moment the elevator door opened, Chen Yongren was shot dead. Liu Jianming was shocked. Lin Guoping explained that he was also Chen's subordinate and had been an undercover agent in the police station for many years. Now that Chen was dead, he had to hang out with Liu Jianming. The two entered the elevator together with Chen Yongren's body. After the camera went out, three gunshots were fired, but Liu Jianming still shot Lin Guoping. The elevator door opened, and Liu Jianming walked out with his police ID in hand and said: "I am a policeman" The whole film has no peeing points, every line is classic, the characterization can be said to be at its peak, and the role interpretation is deeply rooted in the hearts of the people.

Hong Kong Police Ranks: Hong Kong police ranks from top to bottom are: Commissioner of Police, Deputy Commissioner of Police, Senior Assistant Commissioner of Police, Assistant Commissioner of Police, Chief Superintendent, Senior Superintendent, Superintendent, Chief Inspector, Senior Inspector, Inspector, Probationary Inspector, Station Sergeant, Sergeant, Senior Constable, and Constable. Constitutional Committee Level Director (CP) (First Brother) Deputy Director (DCP) Senior Assistant Director (SACP) Assistant Director (ACP) Chief Superintendent (CSP) Senior Superintendent (SSP) Superintendent of Police (SP) Inspector level Chief Inspector (CIP) Senior Inspector (SIP) Inspector (IP) Trainee Inspector (PI) Junior Grade Station Sergeant (SSGT) Sergeant (SGT) Senior Constable (SPC) Constable (PC)

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