Dances with Dragon

Chairman of Lung's Enterprise, Lung is charming and strategic, using wealth and influence to navigate romance and family duty. He hides his true circumstances to win Moon's heart and to avoid the pressure of an arranged marriage to his cousin. His actions weave between business schemes and heartfelt moments as he pursues both love and power.

Moon is confident and outspoken, initially meeting Lung by chance and then leveraging the encounter into a job and a complicated romance. She dreams of turning her home into a palace and is drawn to Lung’s wealth and ambition, even as she navigates his true identity. Her wit and warmth drive much of the film's emotional arc.

Moon's aunt and a formidable presence in the family business, Eleven schemes to influence Lung’s choices and navigates the mahjong-and-triad world. She later reconnects with her first love, adding a layer of personal history to the family dynamics. Her pragmatism often collides with Moon’s romantic ideals.

Alinked to the underworld and Lung’s ally, Fly provides gadgets and gangland connections, guiding Lung through dangerous situations. His arrest reveals the risks of mixing crime with business ambition, and his quick thinking helps Lung outsmart rivals at crucial moments.

A police sergeant who encounters Lung during the earlier confrontation, Prawn becomes a test of Lung’s ability to hide his true identity. The clash between law and Liaison highlights themes of authority and deception that run through the story.

Lung’s cousin and the proposed marriage match supposedly favored by his mother, Diana’s presence complicates Lung’s personal and family calculations. Her irritation with Lung’s disinterest and her role in the social ballet of Hong Kong high society amplify the drama.

Lung’s older cousin who colludes with Chow Tai Pang to develop land, framing Lung for misdeeds. His betrayal triggers major plot shifts and consequences within Lung’s business empire.

A rival developer and antagonist who partners with Martin Kung to push a land grab. ChowTai Pang represents the external threat that pressures Lung to outmaneuver rivals and protect his interests.

Moon’s classmate who invites Moon and her friends to a party, prompting Lung to attend in disguise. Mary’s birthday party catalyzes key social dynamics and showcases Moon’s circle.

Moon’s party companion and a light-hearted figure in the social circle, Tomato contributes to the party atmosphere and provides comedic relief within the plot’s social scenes.