Business owner targeted by extortionists.
A supporting character appearing in A Better Tomorrow II. The available plot summary does not establish a specific personal goal or detailed role.
Determined police inspector pursuing Lung Sei.
A man Qingqing meets after slipping away from a noisy banquet. He helps her seek work after learning she has studied singing, and their relationship grows into love. His protectiveness sometimes feels controlling to her; after proposing, he remains with her when she is seriously ill, though she doubts his motives.
Liu Da Xiong, also known as General Liu, is Liu Chieh Lien's father and the husband whose death lies at the heart of her family's past. His reputation remains dishonored, and his daughter seeks the truth and revenge for him. His death and the betrayal surrounding it motivate her search.
The Abbot presides over the remote temple where Lo Hao’s companions are held and forced to work as monks. He eventually releases them and apologizes for their treatment. Later, he appears during the investigation surrounding Mien Mien’s death, as Lo Hao is caught returning for his belongings.
Cheung Hark-Nam is Cheung Yuet-Heung's father. He recounts that he and Li Chang and Wang Han found a Qin-era figure and a jade pendant during an archaeological dig in Shaanxi. He also describes his wife's death after giving birth prematurely and the unsettling moment when he saw a peasant couple holding a newborn on the shore.
Guan Shan has 63 screen credits in a career dating back to 1958. Their work spans 5 cinematic universes — most prominently The Heroic Trio with 1 titles. Signature works include A Cause to Kill, A Better Tomorrow II, Thunderstorm Sword. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 5 universes
