Are We Going to the Back of The Net?
The importance of trying new things and teamwork are two life lessons explored in this family-friendly sports film.
Heroes Amidst Turmoil
Miao Lan, who had studied Wing Chun since childhood, and Tang Aoyu, who had entered the family, had a son Nansheng. Tang Ao's mysterious identity is a hero of the Jingwu Club. During the operation, he discovered that foreigners were smuggling national treasures out of the country. Tang Ao was outnumbered and escaped by jumping into the sea together with Emperor Yuxi of the Tang Dynasty. He was hit on…..
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Miao Lan, who had studied Wing Chun since childhood, and Tang Aoyu, who had entered the family, had a son Nansheng. Tang Ao's mysterious identity is a hero of the Jingwu Club. During the operation, he discovered that foreigners were smuggling national treasures out of the country. Tang Ao was outnumbered and escaped by jumping into the sea together with Emperor Yuxi of the Tang Dynasty. He was hit on…..
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Genre:Action
Written By:Chu Hon Wai, Tony Tang
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Studio:Brilliant Emperor Production, My Way Film Company
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