Flying Knife

This film (drama)Also known as飞刀，is aMainland ChinaProducerwomen sex，At2006Released in year 。The dialogue language isMandarin Chinese，Current Douban rating4.6(For reference only)。

In 1939, the Japanese army occupied Yangzhou, rampantly looting and killing. There was an artist in Yangzhou known as "Flying Knife," who often performed on the streets with his younger sister. Unfortunately, the Japanese soldiers, driven by lust, forced the younger sister to commit suicide by jumping into a river. In his grief and anger, Flying Knife raised his knife and killed countless Japanese soldiers, but was outnumbered. In a moment of extreme danger, a group of masked men descended from the sky and rescued Flying Knife. There was a camp leader in Fairy Town named Liu Xiazi, who originally came from a bandit background and practiced robbing the rich to help the poor. He refused to surrender to the Japanese, and when they occupied his village, they burned down his camp and violated his wife and daughters. Liu Xiazi and his men fled to Han Dele, taking refuge in Fairy Town. Yangzhou has always been known for its beautiful women. In the town, there was a pair of heavenly sisters. The elder sister, A Lian, and the younger sister, He Hua, ran a wine shop and dealt with unscrupulous merchants, local bullies, and secret agents, trying to find joy amidst their suffering. One evening, A Lian went out of town to buy wine, and in her absence, a drunken Liu Xiazi raped the sleeping He Hua. When A Lian returned and learned of this, she was filled with regret and sorrow... Driven by lust, Liu Xiazi sought out He Hua again, insisting on marrying her by force. He Hua angrily rebuffed him, and during their struggle, Flying Knife arrived. The two fought over He Hua, and enraged, Liu Xiazi drew his gun and shot at Flying Knife, who retaliated by striking Liu Xiazi in the throat with his knife... At that moment, the Japanese soldiers arrived, mercilessly killing as well, and He Hua stepped forward to protect Flying Knife against the soldiers...