Bernard Shaw's quite advanced classic films.

Shaw's classic films include One-armed Knife, butterfly lovers, Jiangshan Beauty, Five Poisons, Seventy-two Tenants, Ranger and so on.

1, one-armed knife

One-armed Knife is a classic of Shaw's films. It shows Zhang Che's masculine aesthetics with an oblique sword, and becomes a new era of martial arts movies. The film shows Wang Yu's chivalrous spirit and growth process by focusing on his masculine posture. The success of this film not only makes Shaw Company become the pioneer of martial arts films, but also becomes one of the milestones of Shaw films.

2. Liang Zhu

Butterfly lovers, one of Bernard Shaw's classic films, tells the love story between Liang Shanbo and Zhu Yingtai. When it was released in Taiwan Province Province, it was a box office blockbuster, and it was released for three months in a row, making it one of the best-selling films in Shaw's film history. It was not only a box office success, but also won six awards, including best film and best director in the second Golden Horse Award. This film has played an important role in promoting the development of Shaw's films.

3. Jiangshan Beauty

Jiangshan Beauty is one of Shaw's classic films. Through the tragic fate of Li Feng, this film shows the deep affection of Emperor Zhengde for Li Feng, and also reflects the feudal bondage of society at that time and the helplessness of women's fate.

4. Five Poisons

Shaw's classic film Five Poisons is set in the Jianghu and tells the story of five chivalrous men with different personalities fighting against evil forces. They studied and practiced different martial arts respectively, but they had conflicts and confrontations because of their differences in personality. This film skillfully combines the elements of chivalry and martial arts, showing the emotional entanglement and loyalty between the characters.

5.72 tenants

Bernard Shaw's classic film Seventy-two Tenants tells the story of seventy-two tenants. This film not only has a strong cast, but also has a high degree of realism. By telling the stories of these tenants, the film shows the unique features of Hong Kong society at that time.

6. Ranger

Ranger is one of Shaw's classic films, which tells a series of stories about a ranger with high martial arts who robbed the rich and helped the poor and inadvertently saved Ling Chiang, the sister of the escort of Weisheng Escort Agency.