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Siping's Young and Dangerous: Back To Bangkok
The film tells the story of Zhang Hao, a martial arts stuntman who has stellar skills but has no talent. His family life is not going well. He returns to the house and leaks when he finds out that he has cancer. Recognizing the FBI, he was involved in an operation to annihilate the Golden Triangle drug lord by mistake, and all kinds of ironic stories happened in the process. With the appearance of different characters, Brother Hao's various "death by tricks" plans were frequently interrupted, and many jokes were made, but he also slowly realized the true meaning of life...
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The film tells the story of Zhang Hao, a martial arts stuntman who has stellar skills but has no talent. His family life is not going well. He returns to the house and leaks when he finds out that he has cancer. Recognizing the FBI, he was involved in an operation to annihilate the Golden Triangle drug lord by mistake, and all kinds of ironic stories happened in the process. With the appearance of different characters, Brother Hao's various "death by tricks" plans were frequently interrupted, and many jokes were made, but he also slowly realized the true meaning of life...
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