#HOME NEW YEAR DRAMA CHINA MAINLAND MOVIE#

ДЇrom the 1980s and the 1990s, the city's economic boom helped create its flourishing film industry.

#HOME NEW YEAR DRAMA CHINA MAINLAND MOVIE#

The next year, Mad Mission ushered in a new epoch in movie star history it is now recognized by audiences in other countries and regarded as one of the most successful movies among the Hui Brothers' comedies. Security Unlimited, a 1981 comedy directed by the Hui Brothers, is now considered the first modern Chinese New Year film in Hong Kong. Even Jackie Chan, a famous actor known for his martial art movies, has the habit of watching a New Year's film every year. Because of such success, kung fu films have become an important product of Hong Kong cinema. The film The 36th Chamber of Shaolin, received universal acclaim and is widely considered to be one of the greatest Kung fu films made until then it is a highly influential film of the genre. In the 1970s, the Kung Fu genre reached its height, coinciding with Hong Kong's economic boom. Because of the film's success, more followed in the 1950s and '60s, such as Marriage Between Poorness and Richness ( иђ¬дє‹е‹ќж„Џ) in 1963, Fortune ( ж‹›иІЎйЂІеЇ¶) in 1960, Happiness at the Door ( е–њи‡Ёй–Ђ) in 1958, Home Sweet Home ( жЎе–ње¤«е¦») in 1961, and May Luck be with You ( дёЂеё†йўЁй †) in 1965. In 1937, the first Chinese Lunar New Year film premiered in Hong Kong the movie, titled Bloom and Prosper ( иЉ±й–‹еЇЊиІґ), broke all box office records. The common themes of these films are the realities, the festivities, and the customs associated with the season. Film studios promote their new movies, with plans to roll out more advertising in mainland China in the coming year.

Although the tradition is only about 30 years old, it has become a classic and now provides Hong Kongers with a sense of continuity and belonging. The Chinese New Year films were first made in Hong Kong. Michael Hui Koon-man, the eldest of the four Hui brothers.

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