Tian Feng

Yang Guoliang is the son of a detective. He blames his father for being obsessed with work and still investigating cases after his mother's death, causing a sudden estrangement. Guo Liang met the dancer Mei Lin. Both of their mothers had passed away. Sharing the same misfortune, they began to live together. Guo Liang, having spent all his living expenses, gambled at the club and was cheated out of a huge sum of money by Chen Biao. He even raped Mei Lin. Guo Liang angrily killed Chen Biao.

At the crime scene, Tang Bangban and his assistant Zheng Zhaozong were investigating multiple cases of prostitutes being killed on the first floor. With the help of a young prostitute, they found out that the son of a rich family, Guo Baoluo, was involved in the case. Guo's father hired a murderer to cover him up, and Tang Zhu used his girlfriend as bait to lure out the murderer.

Xiao En (played by Maggie Cheung) returned from her studies abroad to attend her sister's wedding. During the event, she found that the estrangement and conflicts with her mother, Kui Zi (played by Lu Xiaofen), were only increasing. It was not until she accompanied her mother back to Japan to visit her relatives that she truly began to understand her mother. It turned out that during the Anti-Japanese War, her mother, who had gone to Manchuria to seek refuge with her elder brother, got acquainted with someone who was in the military at that time

This film is adapted from the well-known story of "The Substitution of the Prince by a Fox", where Bao Gong interrogated Guo Huai at night. The plot is full of twists and turns and unexpected twists and turns. Screenwriters Chang Cheh and Gao Li have incorporated palace intrigue and the chivalrous spirit of the martial arts world into folk legends. The richness of their materials is truly astonishing. The story tells of Bao Gong's inspection tour when a strange wind blew away his black hat