abstract

Li Jie, a mainland public security officer, witnessed his wife and children being beaten to death while performing his duties. He resigned from public office heartbroken, looking for the murderer of his wife. The only clue is the killer's voice, and he has no clue. In order to cover up his identity, Jay changed his name to Li Dadan, worked as a bodyguard and body double for Emperor Rowen, and performed desperate scenes for him from time to time. TV host Le Hui Zhen had doubts about Rowen's performance, so she followed him day and night. On the other hand, a gangster claiming to be a doctor is planning to steal the diamond ornaments of the stone and send an assistant to sneak into the hotel as a public relations undercover. On the day of the diamond jewelry exhibition, Rowen was invited to go out, accompanied by Li Jie; When looking for treasure, Li Jie recognized the doctor's voice, so he chased the bandits desperately and chased them. ...

Jacky Cheung plays a martial arts superstar, Jet Li plays a bodyguard, and his figure is body double. His kung fu is outstanding: Jet Li's mid-term masterpiece, directed by Jing Wong, a genius producer, has wonderful action scenes and many jokes. Chingmy Yau's joining adds a bright spot to this film, while Jet Li and Jacky Cheung's partner are unanimously regarded as the Hong Kong funny version of the American blockbuster Die Hard Rowen.