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A mysterious figure posing as Sun Wukong causes chaos in the Water Curtain Cave, humiliates He Xiangu, and confuses Liu Yaojin, the lady of the Liu family. The immortals attempt to subdue the troublemaker with spells but fail repeatedly. As celestial tensions rise, the Jade Emperor steps in to investigate. With help from Tang Sanzang, the truth begins to unfold.
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A mysterious figure posing as Sun Wukong causes chaos in the Water Curtain Cave, humiliates He Xiangu, and confuses Liu Yaojin, the lady of the Liu family. The immortals attempt to subdue the troublemaker with spells but fail repeatedly. As celestial tensions rise, the Jade Emperor steps in to investigate. With help from Tang Sanzang, the truth begins to unfold.
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Genre:Fantasy, History
Written By:Wong Hok-Sing
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Runtime:85 minutes
Studio:Yulin Film Co., H.K.
Cast
Wong Hok-Sing
Director
Yu So-Chau
Sorceress Ho
Josephine Siao Fong-Fong
Yiu-Kam
Connie Chan Po-Chu
Hon Sheung-Tsi
Kwan Hoi-San
Monk Tripitaka
Lee Hung
Raging Fire Princess
Yuen Siu-Fai
Monkey King, Sun Wu-Kong
Ling Mung
Lau
Siu Chung-Kwan
Raging Fire God
Sai Gwa-Pau
Sha Wu-Jing
Cheung Sang
Zhang Guo-Lao
Kwan Yan
Tathagata Buddha
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