Shanghai Knights
Gu De Zhao, Stephen Chow
Stephen Chow, Carina Lau, Li Ruotong, Law Kar Ying, Zhang Daming, Liu Yida, Li Licheng, Jiang Xinyan, Yuen Qiongdan, Zhu Mimmi, Li Jianren, Yuan Xiangren, Yuan Xinyi, Zhi Jingwen, Pan Hengsheng, Gu De Zhao, Wen Jun, Huang Laoxie, Huang Yifei, Charles Shen, Wu Yushu, Wang Junkang, Chen Jianyun, Ou Jintang, Ye Weixin
1996
Hong Kong, China
Completed
Cantonese
89 minutes
Detailed introduction
This film (drama)Also known as大內密探零零發，is aHong Kong, ChinaProducerwomen sex，At1996Released in year
。The dialogue language isCantonese，Current Douban rating8.0(For reference only)。
The story revolves around the four top skilled protectors of the emperor (played by Zhang Daming): Ling Ling Gong, Ling Ling Xi, Ling Ling Fa (played by Stephen Chow), and Ling Ling Cai. Though Ling Ling Fa is called one of the four masters, he is merely skilled at small inventions and has no martial arts ability. After failing to capture the four strange heroes of the Jianghu as ordered by the emperor, he is expelled from the palace. Back home, Ling Ling Fa opens a gynecology clinic and often uses his inventions to please his wife (played by Carina Lau), leading a relatively content life. The kingdom tricks the emperor out of the palace under the pretense of a “celestial being” corpse and attempts to kill the three top protectors guarding him. At a crucial moment, Ling Ling Fa saves the emperor’s life with his inventions of a “helicopter” and a “machine gun.” Undeterred, the enemy sends a famous courtesan, Qin Cao (played by Li Ruotong), to tempt Ling Ling Fa, who along with his wife, cleverly turns the tables on them.