In 1993, Shaw Pictures announced a comeback, and the ruler, Ms. Fang Yihua, because of the importance she attached to Du Qifeng, also ordered her to remake the 1975 "Hong Fist Boy" directed by Zhang Che, which is one of the Hong Kong martial arts tragic films "Barefoot Boy".
The story tells the story of Guan Fengyao (Aaron Kwok), a young man who does not understand the world, from the countryside to the provincial city and is eager to break out of the world, who made a name for himself by relying on a martial art, but because of his simple personality, he is involved in the struggle between the two dyeing workshops of "Four Seasons Weaving" and "Tianlongfang", and finally unfortunately dies.
Many movies, the protagonist is often not written to death by the screenwriter, so the most impressive thing about this film is naturally the tragic ending of the protagonist's death, and finally, Aaron Kwok's arm was also nailed to the door panel with a sharp weapon by the enemy, and when he was about to swallow, he could not touch the shoes that were not far away from him, which also echoed the tragic fate of his "barefoot boy".
Later, the Internet said that the box office of this film that year was only more than 1,000 Hong Kong dollars, in fact, this is just a rumor! The real box office data of "Barefoot Kid" is more than 3 million Hong Kong dollars, which is not as tragic as the legend! However, this achievement is not high in 1993 (the box office champion "Tang Bohu Dian Qiuxiang" is 40.17 million), but one thing is correct - in addition to "The True Colors of Heroes", the Hong Kong films that had a tragic plot that year were difficult to box office, for this point, you can refer to Wu Yusen's "Blood Street", Andy Lau's "Heaven and Earth"!
