The Child with a Sword

Zhou Ruofen (Sylvia Chang) is a successful fashion designer. On the eve of the fashion show, her six-year-old son Xiao Wei suddenly disappeared. Serena and her friends usually play sword fighting games, so they often bring a wooden sword with them. The criminal police officer Zheng Zhong (Eddie) responsible for investigating the case discovered during the investigation that there was an ulterior conspiracy hidden in the case... This film is the first feature film directed by Taiwan's emerging director Ke Yizheng, starring Sylvia Chang in the 1983 "Child with a Sword". In 1983, New Art City Taiwan Branch hired Sylvia Chang as director. After Sylvia Chang took office, she formulated the production policy of "separating Taiwan and Hong Kong" and adopted a different production strategy from the head office to shoot "Taiwanese local art films". She hired young and middle-aged directors and produced four films with very unique themes and forms: Lin Qingjie's "On and Off the Stage", Ko Yizheng's "Kid with a Sword", Yang Dechang's "A Day on the Beach" and Yu Kanping's "The Wrong Ride". These films "have received unanimous praise from film critics in Taiwan and Hong Kong, making New Arts City Taiwan Branch an important venue for cultivating new Taiwanese films."