There were twelve ghosts in that movie, and the female ghost came to the newspaper to find someone.

Starring Anita Mui and Leslie Cheung. The film mainly tells the story of the emotional entanglement between a prostitute and a dude in Huahua shek tong tsui in 1930s.

Yuan Yongding (Wan Ziliang), who works in a Hong Kong newspaper, met a woman who came to advertise for a missing person, such as Huahua (Anita Mui), but she didn't have the money to pay the advertising fee. Yuan asked her to come back the next day, not wanting her to insist and follow him all the way. In the chat, Yuan Yongding was surprised to find that this woman was a female ghost who died in the 1930s.

As early as 1930s, she was a red card prostitute in shek tong tsui, such as Ruhua (Anita Mui). In that romantic world, she fell in love with Chen Zhenbang (Leslie Cheung), known as "Twelve Little", and talked about marriage. However, due to the disparity in status, this marriage was opposed by the Chen family. The Chen family did not accept prostitutes as daughters-in-law, but became a monk by Zhenbang. Chen Zhenbang left his family to live with Ruhua, and they made a promise with Rouge. After they lived together to eat opium, Chen Zhenbang was a playboy, unable to support his family, and gradually became financially strapped, and they struggled in poverty. As a result, Ruhua and Zhenbang finally reached an agreement with Yinshi, ready to end their lives with opium. As a result, the flower died and Zhenbang was saved. Fifty years later, if the flower is too bitter to wait for Chen, he will go to die.