1 Father and Son, directed by Tan Jiaming and starring Aaron Kwok, is an important work in Aaron Kwok's film career. This film won five Hong Kong Awards that year, including the Best Director Award. In this film, Aaron Kwok plays a gambling father. His wife abandoned him because of his desperate life, and he continued his muddled life, letting his underage son steal things for a living, while he hid in the dark. Once my son was caught by accident, but my father ran away. Ten years later, the father and son reunited, and the father was full of expectations, but his son brutally bit off his ear. In this film, Aaron Kwok played a decadent and vicissitudes father, which left a deep impression on the audience. This film is also one of his important works in the early stage of transformation.

2. Sanchakou, a movie from Sanchakou, a Peking Opera with the same name. The two stories are similar. In this film, Aaron Kwok plays a policeman who has lost his lover. The other two leading men in this film are also male gods Daniel Wu and Ekin Cheng. Three men have interpreted three stories with different trajectories, and their fates are intertwined for various reasons. Aaron Kwok won the Golden Horse Award for Best Actor for this film. This is one of Aaron Kwok's early important works.

3. Witness for All is a domestic mystery film in which Aaron Kwok participated. This movie is modeled after 1957 in the famous Hollywood mystery movie The Prosecution Witness. The film also received a lot of praise. In this film, he plays a just prosecutor. In order to uphold justice for the society and enforce the law impartially, he is frustrated by the twists and turns of the plot when he stumbles over the big criminal played by Sun.

4. Favorite, this is the most cruel role played by Aaron Kwok in six films. In this film, Aaron Kwok and Zhang Ziyi play an AIDS couple. They found themselves in love with each other in the last few days of illness, and got married and lived together in the last few days of their lives. In the end, they left this world together in the happiness of love and the despair of illness, showing what they love most.

In Walking in the Snow in Xun Mei, Aaron Kwok won the Golden Award again, and Aaron Kwok played a poor and eccentric policeman. He will explore the case by understanding the criminal's psychology. In this case, both the victim and the murderer fell into despair of society, and the policeman played by Aaron Kwok was deeply questioned and tortured by human nature while solving the case.

6. "Wu Shuang" should be the one with the highest douban score among the films starring Aaron Kwok, mainly because the tone of other films starring Aaron Kwok is too gloomy. Although the performance of the whole film is also full of explosive power, it may be because of its positive attitude that it is not very popular with the audience. In Wu Shuang, Aaron Kwok directly plays against Fage, which is a traditional "Hong Kong flavor" film with feelings compared with other works.