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, pillaging and committing atrocities everywhere. There was an artist in Yangzhou known as "Flying Knife," who often performed with his younger sister on the streets. Unexpectedly, the Japanese soldiers, driven by lust, caused the sister to helplessly drown herself in the river. In his grief and anger, Flying Knife raised his flying knife and slew countless Japanese soldiers, but he was outnumbered. In a moment of desperation, a group of masked individuals descended from the sky and rescued Flying Knife. There was a captain named Liu Xiazi in Xiannv Town, who originally came from a background of banditry, robbing the rich to help the poor. Because he refused to surrender to the Japanese army, they burned his stronghold, destroyed his camp, and assaulted his wife and daughters. Liu Xiazi led his men to join Han Dele and stationed in Xiannv Town. Yangzhou has always been known for its beautiful women. In the town, there were two stunning sisters. The elder sister A Lian and the younger sister He Hua ran a wine tavern, mingling with unscrupulous merchants, local ruffians, and spies, finding joy in their struggles. One night, while A Lian was out of town to procure wine, a drunken Liu Xiazi raped the sleeping He Hua. When A Lian returned and learned the truth, she was filled with regret and hatred... In a fit of desire, Liu Xiazi went to find He Hua again, demanding to marry her by force. He Hua angrily rebuked him, and in the ensuing struggle, Flying Knife appeared. The two fought over He Hua, and in a fit of rage, Liu Xiazi drew his gun and shot at Flying Knife, who retaliated with his knife aimed at Liu Xiazi’s throat... At that moment, the Japanese soldiers also arrived to commit more atrocities. To protect Flying Knife, He Hua bravely stepped forward to confront the Japanese soldiers...