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To reduce tensions, the ice factory manager makes Cheng a foreman, inviting him to a dinner that night. Enraged, Cheng jumps into the brawl and beats some of the thugs, causing them to flee. During the chaos, one of the thugs accidentally rips off and breaks Cheng's amulet. When the Chinese workers at the ice factory learn that Hsu is missing as well, they refuse to work, and start a riot against the Thai management, who are joined by a group of hired thugs.

Hsiao sets his gang on the duo as a result, and after a brutal battle, they are both killed as well and their bodies hidden. Hsu doubts Hsiao's claims that he doesn't know anything and threatens to go to the authorities. Hsu Chien and Ah Pei, another one of Cheng's cousins, go to Hsiao Mi's Mansion to find out what happened to the two cousins. When Cheng's cousins refuse to join them, the manager sends his thugs to kill them and dispose of their bodies, thereby preserving the secret. The factory is actually a front for a drug smuggling ring led by Hsiao Mi (a.k.a. Two of Cheng's cousins pick up the bag and are told to see the manager later that night. When an ice block is accidentally broken, a bag of white powdery drugs falls out. Cheng begins his work at the ice factory. He wears a jade amulet around his neck as a reassurance of his pledge. Cheng refrains from getting involved despite being tempted to, as he swore to his mother to never participate in any fighting. He meets his cousin Hsu Chie and Hsu's younger brother by accident when Hsu stands up to local street thugs who steal dumplings from his brother.

7.2 Other actors as Bruce Lee playing Cheng Chao-anĬheng Chao-an is a Chinese man who moves to Pak Chong, Thailand, to live with his adopted family and to work in an ice factory.

It was the highest-grossing Hong Kong film up until Lee's next film, Fist of Fury (1972). The film went on to gross nearly US$50 million worldwide (equivalent to approximately $300 million adjusted for inflation), against a tight budget of $100,000, approximately 500 times its original investment. Lee's strong performance overshadowed Tien, already a star in Hong Kong, and made Bruce Lee famous in Asia and eventually the world. The film was a critical success and excelled at the box office. Originally written for Tien, the leading role was given to Lee instead when the film's original director, Ng Kar-seung, was replaced by Lo. The film also stars Lee, Maria Yi, James Tien, Tony Liu and Nora Miao. "The Big Brother from Tangshan" originally titled Fists of Fury in America) is a 1971 Hong Kong martial arts film produced by Raymond Chow, and starring Bruce Lee in his first major film as a leading star.