"Hong Kong Rescue" boots up Leung Chun-yi challenges the multi-faceted pretender

"Hong Kong Rescue" starts Leung Chun-yi (first from left) challenges the multi-faceted pretender

A few days ago, the film "Hong Kong Rescue" directed by Liu Yijun and starring Cheng Taishen, Yan Bingyan and Liang Junyi was launched in Shanghai. Powerful actor Leung Jun-yi plays a multi-faceted pretender in the film, using his identity to assist ccp members in carrying out cultural elite rescue in Hong Kong.

The film is based on real historical events. It tells the story of the humane heroes represented by Ye Wenqiang at the end of 1941, when facing the japanese Kou's overall control of Hong Kong, they launched a thrilling rescue operation against the cultural elite stranded in Hong Kong. In the film, Liang Junyi, an entertainer of film power entertainment, plays a heroic and courageous pretender: he is a street gangster who knows a little about fist and foot, but his real identity is a military commander; in the rescue operation, he is both a member of the rescue team and a secret military command mission. The character's multifaceted identity is challenging, and Leung's delicate and profound interpretation will surely bring us a performance full of surprises, and Leung Chun-yi, as a Hong Konger, will also have a more special understanding of the role.

It is reported that the film's main actors all use powerful actors, determined to align themselves with "The Name of the People", reject small fresh meat, and instead create a content blockbuster with a high level of art. It is believed that the film's sincere efforts will surely bring an excellent visual feast to the audience.