Talk about Hu Huizhong's movies.

Jackie Chan, Yuan Biao, Yuan Kui and Sammo Hung are disciples of a drama school. Their master is Yu Zhanyuan, a Beijing opera martial artist. The three brothers and sisters worked together and starred in many action and harmony movies.

1. Project A was shot on 1983.

Director: Jackie Chan Starring: Jackie Chan, Yuan Biao, Sammo Hung and Di Wei.

Introduction: Jackie Chan, one of the most famous series of works in the 1980s, is the beginning of Jackie Chan's mid-term film and one of the best works in this series. It has almost all the advantages of Jackie Chan's films at the peak, but there are almost no obvious shortcomings-of course, if the investment is not big, the subtle differences of the times are really not Jackie Chan's shortcomings.

Martial arts, jokes, the spirit of going forward and the tacit cooperation of the three brothers, these basic elements of Jackie Chan's film have reached the peak in this film. In Jackie Chan's early works, the simple show-off fist scenes were successfully integrated into the creative use of surrounding environment and props, and the acrobatic beauty and flexibility of kung fu actors' limbs were also integrated with martial arts itself to the maximum extent. Almost every action scene in the whole film has a unique and elaborate design, trying to give the audience enough freshness. The bicycle stunt in the first half, the bell tower fright in the middle, and the cooperation of the last three brothers are all wonderful scenes that only Jackie Chan's movies have, and this one has no semicolons.

One thing is very special. Jackie Chan deliberately added materials in this film, revealing his family background in Peking Opera. The part where he grabbed the gun with Sammo Hung was considered a joke, and then the part where he entered the island as an impostor. He learned enough from creativity to school. Although these are actually dispensable embellishments, they make the film unique.

2. The fast food truck (also called the wheel on the rice) was shot at 1984.

Director: Sammo Hung, starring Jackie Chan, Sammo Hung, Yuan Biao, Maria Dolores Funa and Richard Ng.

Introduction: Following Plan A, Jackie Chan, Sammo Hung and Yuan Biao co-starred in an action comedy. The location was shot in Spain, and the European castle became the main story scene. Although the content of the whole movie is nothing new, the three brothers cooperate with each other, and the whole movie is lively and meets the needs of Jackie Chan's movie entertainment audience.

The fighting scenes in the film are brilliant, among which the fighting between Jackie Chan's three brothers is impressive, and the ingenious skills, seamless cooperation and funny drama scenes of the three brothers are classic. Among the villains, benny urquidez is the most high-profile gangster. You Kuidez was once the world lightweight champion of free fighting, and he had wonderful fighting scenes with Jackie Chan in "Dragon Warrior" and "Fast Food Car". Among them, the fight between the fast food truck and Jackie Chan was rated as "the most wonderful fight scene in film and television drama in history" by Black Belt magazine, second only to Bruce Lee and Chuck Norris.

3. Lucky star in summer (also known as flashing lucky star) was shot at 1985.

Director: Sammo Hung, starring Jackie Chan, Andy Lau, Sammo Hung, Yuan Biao, Hu Huizhong, Richard Ng and Yang Ziqiong.

Introduction: This film is released immediately after "Lucky Star is High". Although the film was quite successful, the story began to lack originality, and there were some contradictions between Jackie Chan and Sammo Hung. Sammo Hung, Feng Cuifan, Michael Miu, Ceng Zhiwei, Richard Ng and Hu Huizhong. I went to Thailand with a tour group for a long vacation and suddenly received a notice from Superintendent Cao that Mr. Ma, a wealthy businessman, was killed and asked them to return to Hong Kong as soon as possible to assist in investigating the case. Just then, three killers came to Hong Kong and killed Mr. Ma's girlfriend and Liu, a businessman involved in the case. In order to protect the two, Hu Huizhong let Rosamund Kwan live in Wu Fuxing's house for protection; Jackie Chan and Andy Lau were responsible for protecting businessmen, while Yuan Biao and Hu Huizhong stayed at Rosamund Kwan's home to lure the killer, but the killer caught them. While protecting the businessman from going out, Cheng and Liu were deceived and the businessman was killed. At this time, Rosamund Kwan and Wu Fuxing were also hunted by killers. At this critical juncture, Jackie Chan and Yuan Biao rushed up and started an atrium with the killer. ...

4. The Dragon Warrior (also known as Forever Dragon) was shot at 1988.

Director: Sammo Hung actors: Jackie Chan, Sammo Hung, Yuan Biao and Yuan Hua.

Introduction: This film was shot in the late 1980s, when Jackie Chan's film was still at its peak. Jackie Chan, Sammo Hung and Yuan Biao are still in tacit cooperation. Martial arts is still the biggest attraction of the film, and it is most suitable for nostalgic fans who miss Jackie Chan and Sammo Hung's martial arts films.