The Moon Shines on East Tsim Sha Tsui

Tweety (Kwan Chi-lin) works as a public relations officer in a bar. Her boyfriend Prince Edward (Jacky Cheung) is a gangster who left Hong Kong to avoid the limelight. During this period, Tweety met young policeman Ah Xiong (played by Lai Ming) and old policeman Ada (played by Ng Man-tat). Ah Xiong fell in love with the beautiful Tweety at first sight. He got drunk in the bar that night, and when he woke up the next day, he found that his gun was missing. Ah Xiong once suspected that Tweety had stolen the gun, and he felt a mixture of love and hate for Tweety in his heart. Finally, he learned that he had misunderstood Tweety, and the two fell in love. The good times don't last long. The escaped prince returns to Hong Kong. When his beloved Tweety is taken away, how will the domineering prince react? Can Tweety and Ah Xiong escape this disaster? The three of them are at a loss in the complicated relationship of love and hate... The movie "Moon Shines on East Tsim Sha Tsui" was released in 1991, starring Rosamund Kwan, the two great partners of Leon Lai and Jacky Cheung.