"When the Wind Comes Again" tells the story of Lei Yue who dares to struggle and Nanjiang who is introverted and resourceful. Under the circumstance of karma, we will work together to break the old rules and make great achievements. Under the mediation of Lei Yue's wife Cai Zhen, he became a black-and-white legend of "two male detectives".

In the 1970s, the Hong Kong Independent Commission Against Corruption was established. The expansion of power leads to the imbalance of power between black and white. Lei Le's wife (Du Fu) was angered by the underworld for helping her get to the top, and the fat men Han (Shi) and (Shi) who had been following them almost turned against each other.

At the turning point of history, the era when ICAC wanted corruption inspectors all over the world, and the era when Lei Le and Nanjiang (Tony Leung Chiu Wai) were absolute monarchs ended. When the wind comes back, China and Hongkong are different.

Film Review of When the Wind Comes Again

As an epic film adapted from the true story of the famous "Four Detectives" in Hong Kong history, When the Wind Comes Again focuses on two distinctive police strongmen, Lei Le (played by Aaron Kwok) and Nanjiang (played by Tony Leung Chiu Wai). With their legendary personal struggles between cooperation and struggle, it bears the vicissitudes of Hong Kong's historical destiny since 1930.

In the film, elements such as anti-corruption, brothers turning against each other and gunfight confrontation continue the fascinating existing genes of classic Hong Kong films. The film shows the director's skillful and steady creative control in outlining the past history, shaping the role, describing the psychology and rhythm, echoing the details and projecting the history.

In addition, the creator's delicate interpretation of multi-clue character relationships and emotional entanglements has broken through the theme limitations of epic films, which is worth careful observation and continuous aftertaste.