Continuing the miracle of the 1982 hit movie "Pretty Girl", directed by Yung Chi-kwong, who was nominated for the Best New Director of the Hong Kong Film Awards for "Bright Days", written by Lui Siu-wah, who won the Hong Kong Film Awards for Best Screenwriter of "Days and Nights in Tin Shui Wai", and produced by Ng Kin-hung of the "Girls" and "Love in the City" series, the film once again truly presents the decadent face of contemporary society and the rebellious youth of lost girls. Thirty years ago, "Pretty Girl" fully reflected the reality of rebellious underage girls at that time. Today, with the change of times, the situation of underage girls selling their bodies in 2013 has become more serious. From "fish ball girls" and "old mud girls" to the current "compensated dating girls" and "part-time girlfriends", they are no longer "forced into prostitution" or "forced by the situation" as in the past, but are more "self-willed", "unburdened" and "indulgent".