Huayu 1987: Childhood Sweetheart Anfeng Qianmeizi

Chapter 94 Working is impossible.

Chen Shufen cleared her throat, trying to break the awkward atmosphere.

"This...this set of boxing techniques, whose master taught you this?"

"My dad taught me."

Without a second thought, Chen Lang sold out his elusive father.

Chen Shufen's interest was immediately piqued.

"You can do that too?"

Chen Lang nodded.

"My sister and I started training when we were five years old."

Florence Chan's eyes lit up as she glanced at Leslie Cheung beside her.

Leslie Cheung immediately understood what his old partner meant.

He looked expectant and asked Chen Lang with a smile.

"Could you all demonstrate it together?"

"Your sister was really good at fighting just now."

Upon hearing this, Liu Yifei immediately perked up and looked at Chen Lang with great interest.

Since the guests have said so, it shouldn't be a problem to perform again, right?

Chen Lang didn't intend to hide it.

This set of Black Dragon Eighteen Hands sounds impressive.

To put it bluntly, it's a fighting style derived from military boxing. It's ruthless, but there's nothing shameful about it.

Moreover, over the past two years, the two have mastered the basic moves.

Chen Lang added a lot of fancy, performance-oriented moves, making it unrecognizable.

It wouldn't hurt to show it to them.

He took Liu Yifei's hand and walked towards the dance studio next door.

As he walked, he whispered instructions in her ear.

"When we spar later, don't shout out the names of the moves."

Liu Yifei nodded vigorously.

The dance studio has a professional dance floor and a full-length mirror on the wall.

The two walked to the center of the room, stood facing each other, and each assumed a fighting stance.

No further words were spoken.

Almost simultaneously, the two of them acted in perfect unison.

Chen Lang launched the first attack.

He slid forward and threw a straight punch at Liu Yifei's face.

Liu Yifei neither dodged nor evaded, but slightly shifted his body to the side, raised his right hand, and accurately parried Chen Lang's fist.

At the same time, her left leg swept towards Chen Lang's lower body like a whip.

A sweeping leg kick, fast and ruthless.

Chen Lang had anticipated this, and he leaped backward to dodge the attack.

Immediately afterwards, he used his waist to twist his body in the air and delivered a spinning kick towards Liu Yifei's head.

The entire movement was fluid and seamless, executed in one go.

This completely stunned Leslie Cheung and Florence Chan, who were standing at the door watching.

They originally thought that children practicing martial arts would at most involve practicing routines.

But the sparring between these two children is not a routine at all.

His moves were sharp and his attacks were ruthless.

Every move was aimed at the opponent's vital points.

Gouge out eyes, lock throat, kick groin.

It was terrifying to watch.

But ironically, the two children's teamwork was exceptionally good.

One side's attack was like a violent storm.

The other side's defense was as solid as a rock, impenetrable.

The fight was fierce and evenly matched.

Their movements combined the simplicity and efficiency of military and police combat techniques.

There are also impressive and sweeping moves, many of which can be seen in Hong Kong and Taiwan martial arts films.

Furthermore, because the two of them practiced dance from a young age, they possessed a unique sense of coordination and beauty.

It looks surprisingly pleasing to the eye.

The rapid movement, the precise parries, the powerful kicks.

It's just like watching a well-made action movie.

The two exchanged blows, and after finishing a set of moves, they separated in perfect unison.

Without blushing or panting.

This scene once again shocked Leslie Cheung and Florence Chan.

That's incredible physical condition.

Now it was Chen Shufen's turn to have her eyes light up.

As a top agent in Hong Kong, she has made countless stars famous.

Her eye for talent is incredibly sharp.

These two children are simply born stars.

The boy was handsome, and the girl was beautiful.

One is musically talented, and the other has solid dance skills.

Now he has demonstrated astonishing martial arts skills.

Although Hong Kong action films are declining in popularity in this day and age, they still have a market.

Child stars with real skills are a rare resource.

If we can sign them and give them a good makeover, their future potential is limitless.

Chen Shufen was so excited that she couldn't help but want to speak.

But just as she was about to speak, Leslie Cheung reached out and gently tugged at her arm.

Leslie Cheung sensed what his longtime partner was thinking and whispered a reminder.

"These two children come from well-off families."

"You can ask, but you can't force anyone."

Chen Shufen took a deep breath, nodded, and suppressed the impulse in her heart.

Leslie Cheung led the applause.

"That was amazing!"

He walked up to the two children and praised them sincerely.

Chen Shufen clapped along, her gaze never leaving Chen Lang.

She had already made up her mind to try it no matter what.

"Let me do it."

But before she could speak, Leslie Cheung intervened and pulled her back.

He crouched down and looked at the two children with gentle smiles.

"From what your sister said, you want to be actors in the future?"

Chen Lang glanced at Chen Shufen.

He could see right through Mrs. Chen's thoughts.

He signed a contract to develop his career in Hong Kong, but it was never part of his plans.

Although Hong Kong cinema can still barely survive for a few more years, its true future definitely lies in China.

Moreover, he has no intention of signing with any agency.

Are you kidding me? A reborn boy signing a contract to work for capital?

I will never work.

But he couldn't say these things so bluntly.

Furthermore, one should not act like a cunning and calculating adult.

His mind raced, and he came up with a suitable reason.

He leaned close to Leslie Cheung's ear, covered his mouth with his hand, and pretended to whisper something.

"Uncle Zhang, I know this aunt wants to sign with us."

"But I can't sign with a company in Hong Kong."

"I heard from my uncle that my father works in a special department."

He didn't explain it very clearly.

In fact, he himself didn't quite know what department his adoptive father worked for.

But that's enough.

Being young has its advantages; you can shift the blame anytime, anywhere.

Special department.

These four words are particularly relevant in this era, especially at this sensitive time on the eve of Hong Kong's return to China.

It's enough to spark endless associations in anyone's mind.

Leslie Cheung's body trembled slightly, and he understood instantly.

Hong Kong has not yet been returned to China.

How could a child from a family in a special department in mainland China possibly sign a contract with a Hong Kong agency at this time?

This is no longer a business issue; it involves much more complex aspects.

He shook his head at Chen Shufen again.

A hint of disappointment flashed in Florence Chan's eyes. Although she hadn't heard what Chen Lang said, she could tell from Leslie Cheung's attitude.

Leslie Cheung turned around, his smile still gentle.

He ruffled Chen Lang's hair.

"It's okay."

"Not being able to sign a contract doesn't mean I can't act."

"If there are any good roles in the future, I'll recommend you for them."

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