After the end of the Second World War, three types of films combining Hokkien Xiqu and movies emerged in Hong Kong and Taiwan outside mainland China. However, the prosperity of these three types of films from the rise to the decline only lasted about ten years. This short-term cultural phenomenon of prosperity and decline is not only an opportunity for the integration of the two cultural forms of the East and the West but also many problems such as the interaction of politics, economy, and post-war China, Hong Kong, Taiwan, and Southeast Asia. This article will first discuss the formation and qualitative change of the "Hokkien drama cultural circle" over the centuries, and then describe the opportunities and rise and fall of the cross-media combination of films from Hong Kong and Taiwan in the 20th century and the three Hokkien Xiqu, and then discuss the post-war external politics. , The role of the economy in such films, exploring the combination and dissemination of Southern Fujian opera and film, and the three cultural phenomena that can be called "ephemeral" from the 1950s to the 1960s.