At the end of the movie A-Lang's Story, A Lang was the first to cross the finish line on the track, but was violently hit by his opponent, fell to the ground and suffered serious head injuries. However, A Lang still insisted on racing and finally crossed the finish line first. However, due to his injuries and excessive blood loss, he fell to the ground with his car, his motorcycle caught fire and was swallowed up by the fire with the racing car, and A Lang died in the end.
A-Lang's Story is also translated (see A Lang), directed by Hong Kong director Du Qifeng, 1989, starring Chow Yun Fat, Zhang Aijia and Huang Kunxuan.
Plot introduction
A-lang's story is very simple. It tells the story of his mother's departure, his father and son living alone, the child's pain caused by the breakdown of his marriage, and his father's regret for his past mistakes.
A Lang chose to take another young adventure. He hopes to win the first place in the car race again, so that he can save enough tickets to visit Boz and Bobo in America. When he was ready to start the game, he found that his lover and his son had not left. At this time, A Lang's heart was touched. In order to prove himself, he must win, even if it is death. In the end, for his own honor and for his family, he took his beloved motorcycle racing car and died in the fire.