What is the trilogy of Vietnamese refugees filmed by Xu Anhua?

The trilogy of Vietnamese refugees filmed by Xu Anhua is The Visitor, The Story of Hu Yue and From Under the Lion Mountain to the Angry Sea.

1, visitors under Lion Mountain

Under the Lion Mountain, a Hong Kong TV series. Starting from 1973, the Hong Kong Radio and Television Department produced several TV dramas under the Lion Mountain, all of which focused on the most immediate social problems at that time and faithfully recorded the social evolution of Hong Kong in the 1970s and 1990s. The film The Visitor under the Lion Mountain is the first part of Xu Anhua's "Vietnamese Trilogy".

2,' The Story of Hu Yue'

The Story of Hu Yue is a feature film directed by Xu Anhua and starring Chow Yun Fat, Cora Miao, Cherie Chung, Luo Lie and Jin Biao. The film tells the story of Yue Hu, a young Vietnamese Chinese, who fled to Hong Kong after the Vietnam War and met a pen pal he had never met before.

3. "Go to the Violent Sea"

Going to the Angry Sea is a Chinese-Hong Kong drama directed by Xu Anhua, starring George Lam, Andy Lau, Season Ma and Cora Miao. This paper mainly tells the story of Japanese journalist Akutagawa interviewing the scene in Da Nang when Vietnam liberated Vietnam in 1975. Three years later, Akutagawa revisited his hometown, met Qin Niang's family and took many stories of precious photos.

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1, Story of a visitor from Lion Mountain: Three young people from Vietnam (played by Zeng Quansheng, Li and You Qingfeng) have different choices about life. Some people sell themselves to make quick money, hoping to start a new life in a different place after obtaining the right of abode in the United States; Some people face the reality and draw pictures of food in the gallery, just seeking to solve three meals and one night.

Some people still dream of studying painting in France. Unfortunately, refugees can't help themselves, and they can only wander in the waves of fate all their lives. The only certainty is that they are all burdened with a cruel past. ?

2. Introduction to the story of Hu Yue: 1975 After the Vietnam War, Hong Kong once became a "port of first asylum", receiving a large number of Vietnamese refugees and boat people. Upon arrival in Hong Kong, these people will be placed in detention camps by the Hong Kong government. For Yue * * * who is mixed among them, agents (spies) will secretly kill them when they find out.

Yue Hu (Chow Yun Fat), a Vietnamese from China who was lucky enough to get a life in the Vietnam War, and his partner fled to Hongkong. As he wished, he met Li Lijun, a pen pal who had never been masked and lost contact with him later. The latter is a social worker, who is very sympathetic to his experience. When Yue Hu turned against him as a Vietnamese agent, Li Lijun decided to help him get a fake passport to go to the United States. In the process of obtaining a passport, Yue Hu meets Shen Qing (Cherie Chung) who shares the same fate with him, and they agree to live together in the United States.

When Yue Hu, Shen Qing and others were in transit in the Philippines, Shen Qing and several other girls were secretly taken away by the people who helped them with their passports. In order to find Shen Qing, Yue Hu gave up the opportunity to go to the United States and coerced him to come to a bar in Chinatown. It turned out that Shen Qing was a bar girl who was tricked into going there as a prostitute.

In order to fulfill his promise to take care of Shen Qing, Yue Hu promised his boss Zhong Ren (Jin Biao) to be his killer, so he became brothers with another killer, Asan (Luo Lie). But he, Shen Qing and Sam are just pawns in Zhong Ren's hands.

3. Introduction to the story of "Going to the Angry Sea": Japanese photojournalist Akutagawa (George Lam) returned to newly liberated Vietnam for an interview after three years, and he was delighted with the vitality everywhere. However, when he happened to walk into another corner of the city and met the local girl Qin Niang (Mashen), he realized that what he had seen before was just a false excuse specially arranged by the Vietnamese government for foreign journalists like him to whitewash peace.

Under Qin Niang's unintentional "guide", the miserable life of Vietnamese civilians was gradually seen by Akutagawa. The self-esteem of Qin Niang's family, the owner of the only bar left after the war (Cora Miao) and the lover Zuming (Andy Lau) who tried to escape from Vietnam strongly touched Akutagawa's sensitive and kind heart. Although he can't completely change their fate, he still tries his best to help.