Who can introduce some tidbits about the four golden hairpin (Wu Zongxian, Nana)?

"Four Golden Hairpins" tells the story of Silly Second Brother (Wu Zongxian) who came back from Shaolin to set up Hongyi Escort Agency after learning advanced martial arts. My brother (Nuo Nuo) who stutters badly and Miss (Wu Chenjun) who loves pranks also joined the escort company. As soon as the escort agency opened the door, it was very lively. The beggar's daughter (Nana), who vowed to carry the begging culture to the end, occasionally came to watch the fun, but fell in love with her silly second brother, which did a lot of harm. When foreign enemies invaded, the emperor (Mo Shaocong) decided to sacrifice the national treasure, the Night Pearl, in exchange for peace, so he sent Hongyi Escort Agency to protect the treasure and save the country. In order to usurp the throne, the treacherous court official tried to frame the senior brother and the second brother, but failed. Finally, I colluded with Wudumen to hurt my second brother with a thousand-handed Guanyin gymnastics and stole the night pearl. However, Hongyi Escort Company was arrested together with the second brother because his eldest brother stuttered and made jokes, and agreed not to look at the national treasure to enter the Central Plains after an incense. Beggars' daughter mobilized Beggars' Sect and some Wulin people to rescue them with all their strength, but the bitter struggle failed. At this time, the hidden man appeared, a fierce battle was about to begin, and the funny story began. ...

Behind-the-scenes/tidbits "Four Golden Hairpins" followed the funny style of Wu Zongxian and invited Nana, the host with the title of "Female Stephen Chow". Nuo Nuo stutters badly in the film, and Xue Cun, known as "the people's good nephew", plays the bad guy for the first time and presents a hilarious comedy together. "Four Golden Hairpins" also added the most popular costume and action elements, which changed the audience's view of costume action movies.

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