Patrick Tse Yin
Patrick Tse Yin
Liza Wong Ming-Chuen
Ray Lui
Bao Fang
as 阮涛
Samuel Kwok Fung
Kwan Hoi-San
Lee Heung-Kam
Pak Yan
Kenneth Tsang
Danny Lau Dan
Eddie Kwan Lai-Kit
Yvonne Lam Yee-Man
Lau Kong
Chun Wong
Pak Man-Biu
Bobby Au-Yeung Tsan-Wah
Francis Ng Chun-Yu
Eddie Cheung Siu-Fai
Joseph Lee Kwok-Lun
Carmen Lee Ching-Shan
Raymond Wong Ying-Wah
Yu Miu-Lin
Helen Tam Yuk-Ying
Andy Tai Chi-Wai
Lung Tin-Sang
Tam Chuen-Hing
Tsang Choh-Lam
Eddy Ko Hung
Hung Chiu
Jiing Mak
Stephen Chow
Chan Dik-Hak
YUEN and GHONG, one former local despot and the other former government official, have long been next-door neighbours but yet at feud. SAM, YUEN's son, a young solicitor, is going home to celebrate his father's birthday. While DIP, CHONG's daughter, an open-minded student, is also going home for holidays. An amusing chao draws them together on the same home-bound train. CHONG is invited to YUEN's banquet, but he only asks his adopted son NGAI to send him a birthday present. DIP secretly follows NGAI to YUEN's house for fun. Without knowing SAM's identity, DIP is astonished to meet with him there.
The Japanese tries to make use of CHAI, a comprador, to curry favour with YUEN for his wealth and power. But YUEN only shows his scorn for CHAI. SAM refuses to carry on the business for his father, YUEN. He insists on going back to Shanghai to be a solicitor. While SAM and KIN are being attacked by some scandals in the street, NGAI by chance passes by. He helps to fight them off, and gets to know SAM. DIP gets ready for Shanghai after holidaying at home. However, shortly before she leaves, she finds that she has left out something unpacked. So she asked NGAI to bring them back to Shanghai for her. Incidentally, NGAI is on the same Shanghai-bound train with SAM. SAM gives him his address for later communication.