Golden Finger (2004)

In the late Qing Dynasty of ancient China, the city of Tianjin was also influenced by the Restoration of 1898. The Great Qing Dynasty declined. Tang Qing Shan was also influenced by the new thoughts; however, he had been doing a booming business and engaged with Shi Pei Zhen, who was a gifted girl. She had dressed up as a boy and sworn to be brothers with Tang Qing Shan and his best friend, Fei Yong Jia. On the wedding day, armies abruptly flooded in to search houses and confiscate the property under the name of "collusion with parties and coveting the royalty". Tang Qing Shan and his father were arrested. The father died, and Tang Qing Shan was condemned to be in jail forever. Fei Yong Jia was longing for Shi Pei Zhen secretly. One day, Fei Yong Jia took the finger of Tang Qing Shan and the marriage ring to Shi Pei Zhen and told her that Tang Qing Shan had died in jail. Shi Pei Zhen got married to him. Tang Qing Shan woke to find that the middle finger of his left hand was cut, and the ring was lost. In despair, he got to know an odd masker who called himself infante. It is quite strange that the two persons looked alike, and more strangely, the infante also had an erased finger in his left hand, but he was decorated with a golden finger. Since then, the infante taught him Shifty Bones (a fabulous martial art of ancient China) so that they could escape from jail in the future. Year by year, the outside world changed a lot. The Empress Dowager Cixi had died, and Yuan Shi Kai ascended the throng. With the help of the infante, Tang Qing Shan escaped from jail. After fifteen years, an infante with a golden finger and a beautiful young lady named Meng Ting Ting came to the dilapidated old house of the Tang family. Who was the man? Was he an infante or Tang Qing Shan? Thereupon a quaint and interesting story begins... (Source: show.kw2007) ~~ Adapted loosely from the novel "The Count Of Monte Cristo" by Alexandre Dumas. Edit Translation

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