Flying Tigers
Wang Jixing
Pan Changjiang, Li Xuejian, Li Youbin, Yuan Li, Zhang Fengyi, Liu Wei, Chen Xiaoyi, Li Qiang, Wang Zhiwen, Zhao Xiaorui, Cao Peng, Chang Rong, Lei Han, Zhao Baogang, Shi Zhaoqi, Lv Liang, Liu Jinshan, Yang Haibo, Wang Yumei
1995
Mainland China
Completed
Mandarin Chinese
101 minutes
Detailed introduction
This film (drama)Also known as飞虎队，is aMainland ChinaProducerwomen sex，At1995Released in year
。The dialogue language isMandarin Chinese，Current Douban rating7.4(For reference only)。
Lao Hong (played by Liu Wei) is the captain of the Flying Tigers, leading his deputy captain Wang Qiang (played by Li Xuejian) and team member Peng Liang (played by Chang Rong) as they infiltrate the Zhengtai International Trading Company to assassinate the Japanese manager. Gangcun is the captain of the Japanese spy team, and the news of the assassination enrages him, leading him to kill dozens of innocent porters to vent his anger. Lao Hong learns that the newly appointed manager, General Yamaguchi, is on his way, and under the guidance of the political commissar, he kills him. He then goes on to kill Gangcun, avenging the brutally murdered Chinese people, significantly striking a blow to the enemy’s arrogance. The new spy team leader Matsuo, a cruel and heartless man, enlists the help of spy Qin Xiong (played by Li Youbin) to devise a scheme aimed at capturing all the members of the Flying Tigers. Furthermore, Matsuo kidnaps Lao Hong's wife, Fang Lin Sao (played by Chen Xiaoyi), in an attempt to use her to eliminate Lao Hong once and for all.