Huang Feihong 3: The Lion King for hegemony was released in February 1993, directed by Tsui Hark and starring Jet Li, Rosamund Kwan, Mo Shaocong, Liu Shun and Xiong Xinxin.

The film tells the story that Huang Feihong came to Beijing to visit his father, but was bullied by Zhao Tian, a hooligan in Beijing. Later, I learned that the Russians wanted to assassinate Li Hongzhang, and the national righteousness came first. They resolutely participated in the lion king conference, and successfully rescued Li Hongzhang and told the story of governing the country.

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Huang Feihong 1

He came to Beijing from Guangdong to visit his father. Finally, unable to dissuade him, he resolutely chose to attend the "Lion King Conference". He joined hands with Ghost Feet to become a lion and fought hard to win the battle. Finally, he defeated Ba, won the title of "China Lion King" and saved Li Hongzhang with lanterns.

2. Thirteen aunts

Huang Qiying's distant cousin, Huang Feihong's secret crush, walked with Huang Feihong at the Beijing Railway Station and met her old classmate Du Wenqi. By chance, Aunt Thirteen discovered that there was a bigger conspiracy behind the champion.

3. Liang Kuan

Huang Feihong's apprentice, timid but pushy, came to Beijing with Huang Feihong, aiming to break the leg of the Ghost Foot Monster. At last, the battle for the "Lion King" began, and Liang Kuan was unable to play because of injury.

4, ghost feet seven

The rickshaw driver in Beijing has good leg skills, but his fate is difficult. He used to be a chin, a villain in Beijing. He was abandoned because of a foot injury and was rescued by Huang Feihong, so he joined Huang Feihong.

5. Zhao Tian bully

The local strongmen in Beijing, relying on their wealth, bully fellow travelers everywhere. In order to win the title of the Lion King, he went to Guangdong Guild Hall to make trouble and won the "Lion King Conference" by hook or by crook, and finally lost to Huang Feihong.

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