Lv Xiaolong always impressed us with his steely figure and brave technology. In fact, Lv Xiaolong is also a kung fu actor, with various developments. He organized his own company, produced independently, and arranged positions such as screenwriter, director and martial arts director, such as Black Corridor, which was filmed in France, Taiwan Province Province of China, Hongkong, China, Chinese mainland and Golden Triangle, using military tanks. Another example is the action he designed for Master Hai in Armageddon of the Great Wall, which highlighted the style of mantis boxing. Armageddon of the Great Wall, which he shot as the general director, was also rated as "one of the hundred patriotic movies".

Master Lv Xiaolong has faded out to work behind the scenes. In any case, we should not forget these former kung fu heroes.

Due to the long history and limited materials, and the fact that Lv Xiaolong's film works are mostly released from Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan and overseas, it is difficult to find relevant materials in the Mainland, so it is impossible to list all the film works in Lv Xiaolong. There are about 30 films made by Lv Xiaolong, and Lv Xiaolong faded out after 1995 finished the film How many levels of hell, and then engaged in futures business around 1997. For details, please refer to the special article "Hong Kong Five-Star Lu Xiaolong, Kicking Futures" in the 97th issue of New Weekly.