"Stolen Goods" The impoverished middle-aged man Kwan Fu Keung (Simon Yam) has no job to do and is gradually falling into despair. He blames the world and hates the injustice of fate. As the saying goes, when you are poor, you will think of change. Old Kwan, who has been poor all his life, takes a different approach and takes the risk of stealing other people's ashes in an attempt to extort ransom to survive. In the dark, it is difficult to distinguish between people and ghosts; "Letting Go" Feng Shui master Ho Ho (Tony Leung) who advocates music to exorcise evil spirits is forced to close down due to high rent. On the last day, he encounters a couple who claim to have encountered ghosts. Feeling that the situation is complicated, he introduces the couple to his friend, crystal fortune teller Wang Lan (Kelly Chen), but his last day of business does not end so simply. Then a student girl holding her left hand finds Master Ho; "The Awakening" The Awakening sacrifices the White Tiger. Granny Zhu (Shaw Yin Yin) comes to the Goose Neck Bridge as usual to set up a stall and beat up villains. That night, a rich lady (Ko Meihua) and a guest named Liang Zhenying (Lo Hoi Pang) come to the door. When Granny Zhu was about to close her stall, a girl with a sinister face sat beside her and asked her to beat the villain to avenge the three men and one woman. This film is adapted from a short story by Li Bihua.