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1. Walter kowalski (Clint Eastwood), a retired worker of Ford Motor Factory who participated in the Korean War, lived alone in a low-income Asian immigrant area in a small town in Michigan after his wife died. The neighbor is a big Miao family, and a brother and sister caught Walter's attention. Sister Sue (Ahney Her) is humorous and talkative, and gradually becomes friends with stubborn and racist old Walter. Tao () is a taciturn younger brother who joined the local Miao gang under the pressure of his distant cousin. On his first operation, he was assigned to steal the 1972 Ford that Walter regarded as a treasure. After failing to steal the car, Tao was forced by his family to work for Walter to make amends, but he never wanted to establish a deep friendship with Walter.

In the eyes of neighbors, Walter kowalski, who lives alone, is a rather eccentric old man. Not only does he live in seclusion all day, but he is always angry and violent with people he talks to. For these neighbors, this tall old man is obviously not an easy character. Walter kowalski is actually a veteran. After he participated in the Korean War, he won the government's commendation and became a fighting hero of that year. Years of military service have made him stubborn and irritable, but he is not an unreasonable person. It's just that since his favorite wife died many years ago, he has also developed the habit of living alone, so he seems a little withdrawn. Many people don't know his background, and he is happy to live alone.

However, during this period, Walter's life was a little unsettled. Neighbor's children always come to his house to harass him mischievously, and they also have the idea that the government will reward him 1972 for his old Ford car after retirement. This is the treasure in Walter's heart, and no one can move it. The old car that Walter has maintained for many years is the same as the new car he wants to produce, so Walter decided to have a good talk with the children's families and let them discipline the children. It is also because of this little incident that Walter began to gradually change his inherent impression in the eyes of his neighbors. The veteran who fought in the Asian battlefield was always a little unhappy with Asians, but in the process of contacting an Asian family as a neighbor, he gradually changed his deep-rooted views in his mind.

However, a misunderstanding led Walter to unintentionally offend the Asian gangsters living in the local area. These bad guys decided to teach the old man a good lesson and let him taste the pain. Therefore, they also took aim at Walter's old car. In order to protect himself and his old car, Walter resolutely picked up a double-barreled shotgun. Before, he fought for the government; The stubborn old man is fighting to defend his friends and dignity.