The name "Golden Finger" actually comes from a real financial tycoon, who is Li Ka-shing, the stock god. Li Ka-shing is known as the "golden finger" because he has amazing acumen and luck in the stock market, and he can go against the trend in the crisis and make huge profits. His investment style is called "Li Ka-shing Model", which has influenced countless financial practitioners.

The story of Goldfinger took place in Hong Kong in the 1980s. Taking Jianing Group as a case, this paper tells the story of the rise and fall of Wen Jia Group, a listed company, and the investigation by the Independent Commission Against Corruption in the past fifteen years. The main characters of the film are Cheng (Tony Leung Chiu Wai), the founder of the group, and Andy Lau, the senior investigation director of the Independent Commission Against Corruption. From mutual confrontation to mutual understanding, they showed a contest between justice and evil.

Plot introduction

The film not only reveals the temptation and ruthlessness of the financial era, but also discusses the complexity and versatility of human nature. Cheng's personal assistant (Charlene Choi) plays a mysterious female hacker in the film, and has a complicated emotional entanglement with Andy Lau. Zeng Cambridge (Yam Tat-wah) has deep feelings for Cheng, and even gave his life for him.

He plays an important role in the film and is Cheng's right-hand man and confidant. Andy Lau plays Cheng's biggest competitor in the film. He is a senior investigator of the Hong Kong Independent Commission Against Corruption, specializing in tracking financial crimes. He is deeply hostile to Cheng and thinks that he is a criminal who uses financial means to manipulate the market, make huge profits and harm the public interest. He vowed to bring Cheng to justice and expose his crimes.