Main content of The True Story of Teddy Boy: The film is set in Hong Kong in the early 1960s, and tells the inner world and emotional entanglements of an aloof and rebellious young man, which truly reproduces the living environment and social conditions of ordinary young people in Hong Kong. At the end of the film, another punk (Tony Leung Chiu Wai) is carefully taken care of in the pavilion, ready to go out for debauchery and continue to stage the fate of another thorn bird. My brother has hit people before. Wong Kar-wai should mean that the second punk Tony Leung Chiu Wai is being born. Many people in the world are looking for him.

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The story of The True Story of Teddy Boy-

The story took place in the early1960s. The handsome Xu Zi (A Fei) (Leslie Cheung) is an immigrant from Shanghai. He has never seen his real mother since he was a child, and he was raised by his adoptive mother (Pan Dihua), so when he grew up, he was heartless to every woman he met in his life. Bohemian, he lived with Su Lizhen (Maggie Cheung), the conductor of South China Athletics Association, and Mimi (Carina Lau), a dancer, but later abandoned them one after another.

Xu Zi was determined to find his birth mother, so he went to the Philippines alone, but his birth mother refused to see him, and Xu Zi left with resentment. Before leaving Hong Kong, Xu Zi gave his car to Puzi (Jacky Cheung). Mimi found that Xu Zi had gone, so she asked Puzi if she knew where he was. Puzi told her that Xu Zi went to the Philippines, sold Xu Zi's car and gave her money to go to the Philippines to find Xu Zi.

Super Boy (Andy Lau), a policeman who has always had a crush on Su Lizhen, witnessed the breakup between Su Lizhen and Xu Zi. After his mother died, he decided to switch to running boats. Chaozai met Xuzai again in Chinatown, Philippines, but he pretended not to know him. Soon, Xu Zi was seriously injured in a fight for buying and selling fake passports. Chaozai asked him if he remembered what he was doing at 3 pm on April 16. Xu Zi said that he would always remember what he wanted to remember, but he asked Chaozi to tell Su Lizhen that he had forgotten it. Finally, Chaozai stood beside Xuzai who died on a foreign train.