There is a horror movie in Hong Kong, which is about the horror night.

"Stolen Goods" Guan (Yam Tat-wah) is a poor middle-aged man who has no job to open and is increasingly desperate. He blames others and hates the injustice of fate. As the saying goes, change if you are poor. Old Guan Jian, who was afraid of poverty all his life, took risks and stole the ashes of others in an attempt to extort ransom for a living. In the dark, people and ghosts are inseparable; He Ke (Tony Leung Ka Fai), a feng shui master who advocates music to exorcise evil spirits, was forced to close down due to high rent. On the last day, he met a couple who claimed to have hit a ghost. Because of the complicated situation, he introduced the couple to his colleague friend Wang Lan (), but his last day's business was not that simple, and then a student girl holding her left hand found Master He. The thorn stuns the white tiger. As usual, mother-in-law Zhu () came to Goose Neck Bridge to set up a stall to beat the villain. That evening, Mrs Guo (Gu Meihua) and a guest named Leung Chun-ying (Lu Haipeng) came to our home. When mother-in-law Zhu was about to close the stall, a sullen girl sat next to her, demanding that she beat the villain to get back at three men and one woman.

This film is based on Li Bihua's short stories.