George Lam's early ghost films tell the story of falling in love with the female ghost in the mirror.

An aspiring young man, Rob (Chen Xunqi) and his uncle (Feng Cuifan) live together. His uncle's girlfriend is the housekeeper of an advertising company. Rob got her help and worked as a creative assistant in the company. Cleopatra (Sukwani), the creative manager of the company, is beautiful and capable, and Rob appreciates her very much. My uncle went to an antique shop to sell things, and he was depressed, so he stole a bronze mirror from the shop. I didn't expect a little fox spirit to be hidden in the mirror. Coincidentally, Fox Fairy dressed up as Cleopatra. She was new here and didn't know anything, so she cast spells at random, causing confusion. Rob mistook Fox Fairy for Cleopatra. When they got along, they played a series of jokes, and Fox Fairy gradually became attached to Rob for a long time. But after all, people are different from God. Rob was fascinated by the little fox spirit, and my uncle couldn't bear to watch it. So he changed the bronze mirror. Rob was killed by a car looking for a mirror, and the little fox spirit was heartbroken. He used all his magic to turn back the clock and go back to the moment before Rob crashed. ...

Although Robb was rescued, Fox Fairy was exhausted and had to be reincarnated. Before leaving, she made an appointment with Rob. See you in eighteen years! This film is one of the classic ghost films in the 1980s. I believe many people remember it, and it is also one of the representative works of Chen Xunqi, an eccentric genius.