The Swordsman of Shuangqi Town

In western China, the sky is full of yellow sand, and horses are neighing and people are angry. Brother Hai (played by Gao Wei), who has practiced Kansai Wuji Swordsmanship with his father since he was a child, follows his father's will and comes to Shuangqi Town to find his wife Haomei (played by Zhao Mana) who is married to his fingertips. I just lament that human relationships are cold and warm, and the world is cold and cold. My good sister and her father Laizi (played by Chang Jiang) do not like to see this boy. With no hope of getting married, Brother Hai had to temporarily work as a boy in Laizi's shop. One day, the second master of the bandit wanted to rape his good sister, but he was killed by Brother Hai. This move angered Yidaoxian (played by Sun Haiying), the bandit leader who has been entrenched in Shuangqi Town for many years. As a result, swords and swords flashed in the rolling sand, and blood splattered... The film won the Best Art Award at the 1991 Chinese Film Golden Rooster Award, the Best Film Award at the 3rd Yubari International Thrill and Science Fiction Film Festival in Tokyo in 1992, the 1992 Fifth China Times Evening News Film Award for the Annual Mainland Outstanding Film Award in the Commercial Screening Category, and the 1993 Berlin Film Festival International Film Critics Award.