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Cai li fa xiao zi

Zhong Jian (Alexander Fu Sheng), a young cocky carriage driver saves a young woman from a street punk (Leung Kar-Yan). Jian easily defeats the punk, rather than killing him, Jian lets him go. Big mistake, the punk stabs Jian and runs. Being a minor w

Starring:

Chang Chi Wang, Chi Sang Wong, Fei Wang, Feng Lu, Hui Huang Lin, Hui Lou Chen, Jamie Luk, Jenny Tseng, Kar Yan Leung, Li Wang, Lung Wei Wang, Mao Shan, Philip Kwok, Robert Tai, Sheng Chiang, Sheng Fu, Shu Pei Sun, Stephan Yip, Te Hsiang Teng, Ti Lu, Tien-chi Cheng, Yen Wu, Ying Lee

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Action, Drama

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