Movies of Deng Lixin and Huang Zulan

Seventy-two Changes in the Prosperous Age is a comedy film produced by Shaw Brothers (Hong Kong) Co., Ltd. and Television Broadcasting Co., Ltd., directed and supervised by Ceng Zhiwei, directed by Ye Nianchen, and starring Ceng Zhiwei, Jacky Cheung, Anita Yuen, Bosco Wong, Deng Lixin, Linda Chung and Wang Zulan.

Sai yeung choi street, mongkok, hong kong, is full of shops and tourists. Harbin Institute of Technology (Ceng Zhiwei) and Shi Jian (Jacky Cheung) face each other across the street, and each tries his best to grab business. In fact, they were good friends many years ago. The story of their wits and courage against the charterers is still a much-told story, but in the end they turned against each other for Xiao Taohong (Anita Yuen). Now, I love my sister-in-law's little pink and my husband, but I still care about my former good friend Shi Jian from the bottom of my heart. The children of the two families also had private contacts and gradually developed a good impression on each other. The rent of big owners will triple, which is a headache for businesses. Mysterious people frequently throw sulfuric acid water from high places, and people living in small streets fall into panic. In order to safeguard the rights and interests of survival and restore peace to Xiyangcai Street, businessmen decided to unite to defend their homes.