Hot-Blooded Man [Film and TV Commentary]

Ajie (Andy Lau), a gangster in Mongkok, Kowloon, Hong Kong, works neatly, attaches great importance to friendship, and has a boss-like demeanor. In order to take care of his impulsive and face-saving younger brother Wu Ying (Jacky Cheung), he keeps getting into all kinds of troubles, big and small, and even goes so far as to make enemies of Wu Ying and a ruthless gangster (Man Tsz-leung). Ajie's cousin A'e (Maggie Cheung) came to Mong Kok to see a doctor and stayed at his house temporarily. The two gradually fell in love with each other, but because he was worried that his identity would eventually bring harm to A'e, Ajie chose to bury his feelings. When Ajie understands that the true feelings cannot be suppressed and wants to resist fate, Wuying once again faces life danger because of his good face, so a difficult problem of friendship and love must be chosen is once again placed in front of Ajie.