Dirty Ho is a 1979 martial arts film directed by Lau Kar-leung. The story follows a young prince who is targeted by assassins and enlists the help of a skilled thief named Wang Chin-hao to serve as his bodyguard. The prince is determined to stay alive until he can ascend the throne and end the political turmoil in his kingdom.
Wang Chin-hao initially refuses the prince's offer, but changes his mind after some persuasion and a sum of money. He then begins training the prince in the art of deception and combat, teaching him how to blend in with the common people and defend himself against his enemies.
As the prince and Wang Chin-hao travel together, they encounter various challenges and enemies, including a group of bandits and a renowned assassin named Master Fan. Through their adventures, the prince learns valuable lessons about leadership, courage, and sacrifice, while Wang Chin-hao faces his own internal struggle between duty and personal gain.
The film features breathtaking fight scenes choreographed by the legendary film star and martial artist Gordon Liu. It also explores themes of honor, loyalty, and class divide in ancient China. Dirty Ho is considered a classic of the martial arts genre and a must-watch for fans of action-packed cinema.
