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The historical moment of Hong Kong's return 25 years ago is still vividly remembered today. Looking back on this time, let's take a ride in a time machine, explore 8 movies full of emotions, rearrange their plots, and travel back to that special moment.
1. "Infernal Affairs 2"
"Infernal Affairs 2" continues the story of "Infernal Affairs", allowing the audience to deeply experience the tense atmosphere on the eve of Hong Kong's return to the motherland. Han Chen wears a white suit, symbolizing the advent of a new era, and the confrontation with Ni Yongxiao secretly coincides with the alternation of Hong Kong history. The Hong Kong police in the new era are about to face new challenges, and the story gradually interweaves the emotions of the time before and after.
2. "The Last Bodyguard of the Governor of Hong Kong"
The film transports viewers a month before Hong Kong's handover, sketching out the complex attitudes of Hong Kong people towards the handover. The British government's appointment of Chinese MP Ren Jianhui as the last Governor of Hong Kong sparked a series of hilarious stories. This is a vivid expression of Hong Kong's social identity and unknown confusion at that time, and the satirical villain has now become a sinner of history.
3. "Chinese Box"
This film uses the love entanglement of the three protagonists as a metaphor for the situation in Hong Kong, allowing the audience to feel the weight of history in the different backgrounds of the three people. The backdrop of Hong Kong's handover has become a backdrop of their love and hate, and now it seems even more profound.
4. "Last year there were a lot of fireworks"
In 1997, Hong Kong experienced many magnificent fireworks that reflected the emotions of Hong Kong people. Five retired Chinese British soldiers fell into unemployment after their return, and the film captures the journey of the little people under historical events, reflecting the identity of Hong Kong people at that time and the confusion of the future.
5. "The True Color of Women"
A film celebrating the 10th anniversary of Hong Kong's return to the motherland explores the 10 years since Hong Kong's return to the motherland as a woman. The history of Sung Jae-sin, a strong woman in business, during the 10 years of Hong Kong's return to the motherland, is intertwined with major historical events in Hong Kong. The film shows the resonance of the individual and history through a grand narrative.
6. "Whenever it changes"
Also celebrating the 10th anniversary of Hong Kong's return to the motherland, the film delicately portrays the protagonist's love and life before and after Hong Kong's return. The stories of grassroots women reflect the impact of social change on ordinary people, and the fate of small people in the context of big times.
7. "The True Story of Old Port"
The film tells the dream of the ordinary projectionist Lao Gang and his long-cherished wish. Although he failed to achieve his dream, he became a volunteer for the 2008 Olympic Games. At the same time, the story also explores the emotions between two ordinary people, reflecting the fate of small people under social changes.
VIII. "My Motherland and Me" of "Return"
This story takes the audience back to the moment of Hong Kong's handover in 1997, showing the efforts of ordinary people to ensure that the five-star red flag is raised through multiple perspectives. Diplomats, flag-raisers, policemen, watchmakers and other people of different identities jointly welcomed Hong Kong's return to the motherland and made efforts to raise the national flag. They are witnesses of Hong Kong's return to the motherland and guardians of national dignity.
In these eight films, different angles and emotions are intertwined, allowing us to understand the historical moment of Hong Kong's return to China more deeply. For the 25th anniversary of Hong Kong's return to the motherland, let us warmly celebrate this history and remember those ordinary people who witnessed Hong Kong's return.
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