What movie is it about Stephen Chow playing pool and throwing a cue?

The movie "Descendants of the Dragon" in which Stephen Chow plays pool and throws a cue is directed by Lee Xiuxian and stars Stephen Chow, Leung Kar-yan, Mo Shun-yun, Yuen Wah, etc. The film tells the story of Zhou Xiaolong and Maomao, a pair of happy enemies who deal with a gambling syndicate in Hong Kong.

Plot introduction: Chow Fei-hung Yuen-wah is a coach in Tai O Village, Lantau Island, with an upright personality. His son Zhou Xiaolong (played by Stephen Chow) is an upright and pure young man who was influenced by his father since childhood. One day, Zhou's younger brother Mao Ren fled to Tai O to avoid debts. He was warmly entertained by the Zhou family and his son. Zhou asked Ren to bring Xiaolong to Hong Kong for development. When the two came to Hong Kong, Yan suddenly discovered that Xiaolong's billiards skills were superb, so he took advantage of Xiaolong's back for gambling activities. Brother Long, a gangster, took a fancy to the Zhou family's land in Tai O, so he used the real estate as a bet to play billiards. They invited world-class expert Jimmy White, but Xiaolong was mentally overloaded and lost the game. Encouraged by their junior sister, they bet on their junior sister's family's property, won the competition, and took back their own land.

Movie review: This is a modern kung fu comedy shot by Stephen Chow, who has not yet left the wing of discoverer Li Xiuxian. Although Zhou Xingchi's nonsensical and funny performance still retains quite simple emotions, he has a lot of achievements in partnering with heroine Mo Shunjun. This film is one of Xing Ge's works that is becoming more mature in style. Although the traditional jokes of Hong Kong comedies also occupy a certain proportion in the film, Stephen Chow's own performance style still prevails.