The Human Goddess

Year: 1972

Runtime: 99 mins

Language: Chinese

Director: Ho Meng-Hua

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Li Ching, Seventh Sister, descends from heaven to experience Hong Kong. She meets Zili (Chin Feng), lover Dong Yong, and with Uncle Bull protects homeless children in a rundown orphanage. Ruthless tycoon Xu Caifa covets the land, but empowered by powers and sister angels, Seventh Sister battles him to protect Zili, Uncle Bull and the orphans.

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