I, Hu Hansan, am back again
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Hu Han San is the landlord tyrant and head of the returning militia in the movie 'Sparkling Red Star.' He has a famous line: 'I, Hu Han San, am back again!' Hu Han San is a character in the famous 1974 movie 'Sparkling Red Star.' In this 'anti-villain' film, he is an antagonist—a cruel landlord. At that time, people fiercely opposed his exploitation of the common people's wealth. He repeatedly fell from power, but 'bad people live long'; he always regained his position and shouted, 'I, Hu Han San, am back again!' Hu Han San was a tyrannical landlord who was later suppressed by the peasant movement and fled in panic. However, when the peasant movement declined, Hu Han San became the head of the returning militia, suppressing the peasant movement. Upon returning, he arrogantly shouted, 'I, Hu Han San, am back again.' Because many people watched this movie, the phrase 'Hu Han San is back again' became popular. People use it to describe someone reclaiming something or returning, often with negative connotations. 
Hu Han San is the landlord tyrant and head of the returning militia in the movie 'Sparkling Red Star.' He has a famous line: 'I, Hu Han San, am back again!' Hu Han San is a character in the famous 1974 movie 'Sparkling Red Star.' He is a negative character in this 'anti-evil' movie—a ferocious landlord. At that time, people fiercely opposed his exploitation of the common people. He repeatedly fell from power, but 'bad people live long,' he always regained his position and shouted, 'I, Hu Han San, am back again!' Hu Han San was a tyrannical landlord, later suppressed during the peasant movement, fleeing in panic. However, when the peasant movement declined, Hu Han San became the head of the returning militia, suppressing the peasant movement. Upon returning, he arrogantly shouted, 'I, Hu Han San, am back again.' Later, because many people watched this movie, the phrase 'Hu Han San is back again' became popular. People use it to describe someone who has regained something or returned, often with a derogatory connotation! 
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