In the 1930s, in Shanghai, the four brothers of the Gu family joined hands to enter the film and television industry. Gu Yanmei, the youngest of the Gu family, followed his third brother to Singapore to explore the Nanyang film market for the sake of his brothers' careers. From then on, he was destined to have an indissoluble bond with the film industry for his whole life. Coincidentally, during World War II, the situation changed suddenly, and the Gu brothers moved their production base to Hong Kong. After the war, Hong Kong was in ruins, and the brothers entrusted the Hong Kong Film Studio to Gu Yanmei. Faced with the film market that was different from the past, Gu Yanmei always regarded the audience as the source of power for his film production, and finally made Gu Brothers Film the first in Hong Kong, not only making the Hong Kong film industry shine, but also becoming the top in Asia. His reputation grew day by day, and he was respected as the "Chinese Film and Television Tycoon". Because of his years of charity and enthusiasm for public welfare, Gu Yanmei also became a world-recognized philanthropist.