Young Su Qier

This film (drama)Also known as少年蘇乞兒，is aHong Kong, ChinaProducerwomen sex，At1985Released in year 。The dialogue language isMandarin Chinese，Current Douban rating5.9(For reference only)。

Su Qier, one of the Ten Tigers of Guangdong, is a legendary figure in the martial arts world of the Qing Dynasty. Multiple films have been made based on his background and experiences. This film, made in 1985, was directed by Liu Shiyu, written by Wang Jing, and stars Liu Jiahui as the young Su Can. The plot narrates how Su Can gets expelled from school after getting into a fight with classmates and is forced to follow his mentor Liang Hong (played by Bai Biao) to study. By chance, Su Can discovers that Liang Hong possesses extraordinary skills and begs him to take him as a disciple. Later, the Su family is brutally wiped out by the thief Centipede (played by Wang Longwei), and Liang Hong also dies due to Centipede's schemes. For both public grievances and private hatred, Su Can embarks on a life-and-death battle against Centipede… This movie is a popular Shaw Brothers martial arts film from the 1980s. "Young Su Qier" features performances by Liu Jiahui, Kwan Hung, Gu Feng, Kwan Hoi Shan, and Bai Biao, along with Wang Yu and Wang Longwei, making it a kung fu film interlaced with brotherhood and romantic entanglements. Su Can, as one of the Ten Tigers of Guangdong, lived a legendary life marked by the tragic destruction of his family, wrongful imprisonment for his father's murder, and lost love. Numerous television dramas and films in the entertainment industry have referenced Su Can's story, including the TVB series "Su Qier" (1982) starring Chow Yun-fat and Stephen Chow's comedy "The King of Comedy" (1992), which is inspired by Su Can. The film "Young Su Qier" depicts the youthful story of the master Su Can. In the late Qing and early Republic of China, the Su family and the Wan family were prominent in Guangzhou's martial arts scene, leading to frequent conflicts, yet Su Can, the only son of the Su family, formed a close friendship with Hao, the youngest son of the Wan family. The two later meet Xiao Ling and Ma Kun by chance. Su Can and Xiao Ling fall in love, but he gets wrongfully imprisoned for murdering his father. To save him, Xiao Ling sacrifices herself to Captain Deng, leading to misunderstandings by Su Can. Meanwhile, with Ma Kun’s help, Su Can successfully escapes prison and opens a martial arts school with Ma Kun and Hao in the provincial city. Xiao Ling encounters Ma Kun again in the provincial city, where he expresses his love for her. Feeling hopeless about Su Can, Xiao Ling decides to accept Ma Kun’s affection. At this point, Su Can learns the truth, wanting to reconcile with Xiao Ling but finds it too late, as she has already agreed to marry Ma Kun, leaving Su Can heartbroken…