Ching Wai

The extremely eccentric Manchurian princess who is briefly seen in The Last Emperor in the scenes set in Manchukuo, receives a more comprehensive screen treatment here. Born a scion of the rapidly fading Ching (Manchu) dynasty of China, Yoshiko Kawashima (Anita Mui) was taken away by the Japanese to be raised in their country's court circles when she was only six. For political reasons, she was married off to a Mongolian prince by the Japanese. (allrovi.com)

This backwater village seems to be the favorite spot for lovers. Tonight, at least two pairs are meeting there clandestinely. Hui, who has sinned but is determined to reform, is meeting his former girlfriend Ling, now being kept by a rich man. And Ken hurts his girl Ai mortally in their game of love and torture. Hui finds a dying Ai. The villagers think they have caught Hui red-handed, a lynching party is on. The village chief, who is also Ken's father, decides to frame Hui for his son's crime. (hkmdb.com)

Kenny Bee plays a free lance photographer. Although he is a nice guy, his lack of ability to assert himself decisively causes him to drift from one woman to another. He meets three women of first is a concubine of a millionaire. He circulates around the wealthy set in Hong Kong by accompanying her. He wants to go steady with her, but she has other ideas. He then meets a club hostess. She's serious about him but he's not. (imdb)

A young man, Toh is on trial for the brutal murder of his brother, Wah. (imdb)

The cousin of the "big brother, Ngor comes from the Lantau Island of Hong Kong while Wah himself lives in Kowloon. (imdb)