Which movie in Stephen Chow?

This is "Brothers Meet Ghosts" starring Dong Piao. This picture is a funny clip of him chasing his husband's daughter.

The main actors: Stephen Chow, Dong Piao, Ye Zimei, Vivian and Feng Cuifan.

Movie summary:

Uncle Qi and Sir Kim are police partners, investigating drug-making cases together. In an operation to arrest drug dealers, Sir Kim did not arrive at the scene for some reason. Uncle Qi launched a fierce gun battle with several drug dealers alone, but he died tragically under the gun of the drug dealer Deng Gongzi, and even made a suicide fake, and never saw the murderer's face until his death. Uncle Qi died unsatisfied and vowed to find out the murderer, because the ghost wandered on earth and prevented him from going to heaven. Uncle Biao turned into a ghost and went back to the police station, hoping to find out the murderer by the hand of A Xing, a police officer who just graduated from the police academy, so he secretly arranged for him to partner with Teacher Jin and let him live in his former dormitory, which is also next door to Teacher Jin. A Xing was fascinated by the beauty of Mr. Kim's daughter. Just then, Uncle appeared and promised A Xing that he would win the beauty's heart as long as he helped him find out the real murderer. A Xing reluctantly agreed. A Xing and Mr. Jin soon found the real murderer who killed Uncle Biao, but this man was surrounded by many thugs and protected by a mage. No matter people or ghosts can do it. Seeing that Uncle's days in the dead pile are running out, he invited the bodhi old zu in Maoshan. When Prince Deng saw that things were exposed, he found an evil mage and caught Uncle's soul in the ghost-catching golden coffin. Under the guidance of Mao's ancestor, Mr. Jin and A Xing made a panacea to save their uncles with gold lovers' urine, cat excrement on the altar and big fairy fart. Together, they defeated the evil mage, and A Xing shot Deng Gongzi himself to avenge Uncle Biao, so that Uncle Biao could go to heaven with peace of mind.

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