In recent years, a "motorcycle" trend is emerging among young people.
Motorcycles, like bicycles, are no longer just simple and low-cost means of transportation, but more represent young people's yearning for freedom. They have many labels such as "fashionable", "cool", "trendy", "retro", etc. Comes with a restless spirit of tossing.
Actually, playing motorcycles is nothing new. As early as the 1990s, there was a group of "veterans" who played motorcycles in the Hong Kong entertainment industry. Whether on the screen or in life, they and motorcycles went hand in hand throughout the golden age.
From Ke Shouliang in " Best Partner " to Jackie Chan in " Police Story ", from Chow Yun-fat in " A Lang's Story " to Andy Lau in " Romance " and "Chariots of Fire", motorcycles It has long been transformed from a racing tool into a spiritual totem.
Who doesn’t shed tears for Alang who was buried in the flames? Who doesn't want to marry that Hua D who can take you to the end of the world?
Just as Andy Lau himself shouted in a self-deprecating way in "A Man and a Widow": "It's amazing that you can ride a motorcycle? Girls are all chased by you! What else do you want from me!"
That's right, I can ride a motorcycle. It’s just amazing! I will always be moved by those unforgettable motorcycle scenes in Hong Kong movies.
Today, I will take you through those years - Hong Kong filmmakers who are always at the forefront of the times, their most handsome and dashing motorcycle styles, and their fashionable styles that never go out of style.
