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In the reception room, after a brief greeting, a script was handed to Li Jiaming.

"Director Li, please take a look at this first." Ye Zhiqiu said.

Li Jiaming couldn't wait to look at the cover of the script, where the two big characters of the script's title were particularly eye-catching.

——"Chasing the Dragon".

However, before he could say anything, another notebook was handed to him and Ye Zhiqiu's voice came to his ears.

“This is the second script.”

"I've written two stories, with different themes and styles. You can film whichever one you like."

Li Jiaming was stunned. He didn't expect that Ye Zhiqiu had prepared two scripts.

The cover of the second script only had "Ip Man" written on it.

It's still a kung fu movie.

When he saw the words "Ip Man", Li Jiaming immediately reacted.

Kung Fu films are one of the iconic genres of Hong Kong films. It can be said that Kung Fu films have promoted the prosperity of the entire Hong Kong film industry.

From the first kung fu film in the late 50s, to its rise in the 70s, its prosperity in the 80s and 90s, to its current decline... As a veteran Hong Kong filmmaker, Lai Ka Ming has complicated feelings towards kung fu films.

He has a special feeling for kung fu movies, but he also knows clearly that this is no longer the era of kung fu movies.

What puzzled him was that at this time, Ye Zhiqiu actually brought up a story about a kung fu movie.

Moreover, the protagonist is "Ip Man" instead of the more famous "Huang Feihong" in the kung fu world.

"Excuse me." Li Jiaming said politely. After thinking for a while, he picked up the script called "Chasing the Dragon" first.

The reception room fell into silence, with only the rustling sound of flipping papers.

Ye Zhiqiu had carefully considered this collaboration with the Hong Kong film and television industry.

What is the most famous subject of Hong Kong movies?

One is a kung fu film, and the other is a police and gangster film.

Ye Zhiqiu had many excellent scripts in mind, but he finally chose "Chasing the Dragon" and "Ip Man".

In the past, these two films were works with strong Hong Kong characteristics, but also in line with the viewing preferences of mainland audiences, and achieved very good reputation and box office results in both markets.

"Chasing the Dragon" tells the story of the Hong Kong gang in the 60s. It mainly revolves around Inspector Lei Luo and drug lord Wu Shihao. The two men, one black and one white, supported each other but eventually turned against each other, showing the rise and fall of the Hong Kong gang.

"Ip Man" is a story based on the martial arts master "Ip Man".

Ip Man is a famous modern martial artist and one of the representatives of Wing Chun.

Ip Man was from Foshan. Due to the turbulent times, he left Foshan and settled in Hong Kong. He opened a martial arts school to teach Wing Chun and gradually established his prestige in the Hong Kong martial arts community.

In the martial arts school, he accepted a disciple named "Bruce Lee".

Therefore, Hong Kong audiences have a natural sense of familiarity with "Ip Man". Some older audiences may even have seen the Wing Chun martial arts school that Ip Man opened on the streets of Sham Shui Po.

At this time, Li Jiaming, who was holding the script, was reading it intently, his eyes becoming brighter and brighter.

As a veteran Hong Kong director, although he has directed fewer works himself in recent years due to being busy with the affairs of the Film and Television Association, his vision is still there.

An expert will know if there is one as soon as he takes action.

There is no doubt that "Chasing the Dragon" is a very good script.

It has typical Hong Kong characteristics, with background and feelings.