Flowers of Shanghai

Starting from a murder case in Macau, the famous prostitute Zhang Meiling (Sylvia Chang) was found to have assassinated her ex-boyfriend Nakamura (Tsurumi Chengo) in a hotel room. During the trial, it was discovered that Nakamura and Mei Ling had an ulterior past ten years ago, and the ambiguous relationship between Mei Ling and nightclub manager Bai Lan (Yao Wei). Bai Lan, Nakamura also made lifelong regretful mistakes for Mei Ling. "Flowers of Shanghai" is one of the films directed by Yang Fan with the richest dramatic elements. It contains unforgettable heterosexual relationships, ambiguous lesbian relationships, conflicts between drug dealers and addicts, and conflicts between prostitutes and madams. The performance of the heroine Sylvia Chang in this film was hailed as the most elegant performance of the year. The Japanese actor Chengo Tsurumi swept many female audiences with his extremely romantic attitude, while Yao Wei became a classic lesbian figure in the history of Chinese film. The theme song: "Flowers of the Sea" won almost all Hong Kong and Taiwan music awards that year, and became a new milestone in the music careers of lyricist Luo Dayou and lead singer Zhen Ni.