Difference: the Mandarin version has dubbing, which is the Mandarin version; The Cantonese version is the original, that is, the original shot in Hong Kong, without dubbing, but the original sound.

Lame House is a gangster biographical film produced by Johnny Mak, directed by Pan Wenjie and starring Lv Liangwei, Cecilia Yip and Zheng Zeshi.

Based on the life story of Hong Kong drug Lord "Lame Hao" (whose real name is Wu Xihao) in the 1960s and 1970s, the film describes the family background of drug Lord Lame Hao and how he made friends with corrupt police. The film was released in Hong Kong on April 5th, and 199 1 won the1/Hong Kong Film Awards for Best Film.

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A brief introduction to the story of the lame Hao;

During the period of 1962, the mainland was in a period of economic difficulties. Wu Guohao (Lv Liangwei), a Shantou youth who fled to Hong Kong with the tide of refugees, turned to gangsters and fat cats (Zheng Zeshi) because he didn't want to be bullied by gangsters. After several bloody battles, he was reused by the fat cat, established his position in the gang, and became more and more powerful.

The "fat cat" who gradually felt threatened set a trap for Wu Guohao and let the drug lords hunt him down. Although he didn't kill him and broke his leg, he was eventually framed and imprisoned by the other party. With inspector Lei Zonghua getting the position, Wu Guohao took over all the sites in Fat Cat and became the head of the four families of the gang. Because he was willing to pay for the detectives who worked for him, the police station became his umbrella for drug trafficking.

However, with the approach of 1973 (the establishment of Hong Kong Independent Commission Against Corruption) and his arrogance due to his high position, his fortune began to decline all the way.