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What's the Chaoshan saying about chasing dragons?

the Chaoshan dialect of "chasing dragons" is pronounced duilen. When a poor boy first arrived in Hong Kong, he licked his blood all the way to become the boss of the top ten gangs in Hong Kong, and his good brother was a detective in Hong Kong, a detective who mastered 3, policemen in Hong Kong.

Chaozhou dialect, (Diê? ziu? uê? /Dio? ziu? uê? ), also known as Chaozhou dialect and Chaoshan dialect, is the language used by Chaoshan people in Guangdong, the mother tongue of Chaoshan people, and one of the oldest and most special dialects in China today. Chaozhou dialect, Cantonese, Hakka dialect and Leizhou dialect are also called the four major dialects in Guangdong.

synopsis of "chasing dragons"

In the 196s and 197s, Hong Kong was colonized by Britain, with corrupt power and social chaos. In 1963, A Hao (Donnie Yen), a poor young man, sneaked into Hong Kong, took a few brothers, licked blood all the way from the bottom of the Kowloon walled city, climbed to the position of the drug overlord in Hong Kong, and took control of the top ten gangs in Hong Kong with one hand. A Hao was lame in the rescue of Mayor, and was called a limp by Jianghu people.

while mayor (Andy Lau) climbs from an ordinary detective to the position of Chinese chief inspector step by step, leading 3, police officers in Hong Kong, holding the hidden rules of public security in Hong Kong. The two men, one black and one white, covered the sky with their hands and were extremely powerful.