The Young Abandoned Son

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

One of the Ten Tigers of Guangdong, the Young Abandoned Son is a legendary figure in the martial arts world of the Qing Dynasty. Several films based on his background and experiences have been released, and this film was made in 1985, directed by Lau Siu-Yu, written by Wong Jing, with Lau Ka-Fai portraying the young Su Can. The plot revolves around Su Can getting expelled from school for fighting with classmates and being forced to follow his mentor, Liang Hong (played by Bai Biao), to study. By chance, Su discovers Liang's exceptional skills and begs him to take him as a disciple. Later, Su's family is wiped out by the notorious thief Centipede (played by Wang Longwei), and Liang also falls victim to a plot by Centipede. Driven by both revenge and personal hatred, Su embarks on a deadly showdown with Centipede... This film is a popular Shaw Brothers martial arts movie from the 1980s. "The Young Abandoned Son" stars Lau Ka-Fai, Kwan Fung, Gu Feng, Kwan Hoi-San, and Bai Biao, along with Wang Yu and Wang Longwei, making it a kung fu film interwoven with themes of loyalty and love. Su Can is one of the Ten Tigers of Guangdong, and his life is filled with legends, including tragedies like the destruction of his family, wrongful imprisonment for patricide, and the sorrow of losing a beloved. The film industry has also produced various dramas and movies based on Su Can's story, including the TVB series "Su Qi Er" starring Chow Yun-Fat (1982) and Stephen Chow's comedy "The Royal Tramp" (1992), which is derived from Su Can's tale. The movie "The Young Abandoned Son" narrates the early life of the master Su Can. During the late Qing Dynasty and early Republic era, the Su family and the Wan family clashed as major martial arts schools in Guangzhou, but Su Can, the only son of the Su family, becomes close friends with the youngest son of the Wan family, Hao. The two later meet Xiao Ling and Ma Kun by chance. Xiao Ling and Su Can fall in love; however, during this time, Su Can is wrongfully imprisoned for patricide. In an attempt to save him, Xiao Ling loses her chastity to Captain Deng, leading to misunderstandings with Su Can. Meanwhile, with Ma Kun's help, Su Can escapes from prison and establishes a martial arts school in the provincial city with Ma Kun and Hao. Xiao Ling arrives in the provincial city and meets Ma Kun again, who professes his love for her. Discouraged about Su Can, Xiao Ling decides to accept Ma Kun. Su Can learns the truth and tries to reconcile with Xiao Ling, but it is too late; she has already agreed to marry Ma Kun, leaving Su Can devastated...