She Shoots Straight

One by one, the Huangs died in the course of safeguarding law and order in Hong Kong. First, the father and then the two elder sons – all brave police officers – gave their lives in action. That leaves Tsung-pao, the youngest son, and four daughters. They are all police officers. What makes the mother prouder is Tsung-pao's marrying a senior policewoman Mina. Old Mrs. Huang is hoping to see a grandson to carry on the lawmen family tree. But the sisters don't like Mina. They make sure she does not have a good time. Mina suffers in silence. A raid on a Vietnamese gang was ordered. Tsung-pao and Mina to command. But sister Ling commits a serious mistake and the whole operation fails. Ling is suspended. She blames it on Mina. The gangsters strike back. First they trap and kill Tsung-pao on mother Huang's birthday. Then they blow up his coffin. That unites the distaff Huangs. They go into action to shoot down the lawless.