Entry-level thinking in the East

It was originally a very simple point of view about the death of a Zen Buddhist student, but the foreigners didn't understand it, so they used it as a treasure. From playing Tai Chi, it can be seen that the director is very interested in oriental culture, so he incorporated a lot of fur.

But it's fine for a foreigner to look at such a strange thing, just as foreigners see the monks and nuns of our Shaolin Temple and think it's the same scenery.

I don't understand, what kind of strength are our Chinese people following along, especially those who analyze it. I have read a lot of rational film reviews, whether it has a long head or not. The logic of

this film is confusing and I don’t know what to say. Under the guise of philosophical rationality, it is

a waste of money for such a good actor as Lao Lang.

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