Gong Xi Fa Cai

In the modern city, something strange happened. One day, a strange man fell from the sky and claimed to be the Immortal of Money (Alan Tam). In order to escape the pursuit of the masses, he happened to meet the teahouse owner, his daughter Ai Ling, and his son Bin Bin. Immediately afterwards, he was dressed up as the young fortune fairy of the times, solved many problems for his boss, and actively spread the truth so that everyone around him could be happy. Later, in order to save Ai Ling who was in a car accident, Cai Xian used his magic power to save Dan Shi and turned him into a mortal. Later, he was rounded up by space agency personnel. Fortunately, everyone worked together to rescue him, and his death was auspicious and the danger was turned into a blessing. Hong Kong emperor singer Alan Tam's early 1980s film works. Although Alan Tam won the 18th Golden Horse Award for Best Actor for "If I'm Real", it's not easy to count his masterpieces. Because most of the films he stars in are funny, the audience mostly laughs until the end. However, among them, "Little Life", "Young Master Weiwei" and "Gong Xi Fa Cai" can also be regarded as excellent comedy works at that time. For Alan Tam, who is making full sprint in the music industry, being able to star in more than 40 movies can also be regarded as a myth. Continuing the commercial success of previous films such as "The Little One" and "The Master", this film was also a great success after its release, earning a high box office of nearly 20 million.