Although Hou Jie (played by Andy Lau) in the movie is cruel, his patriotism can be seen from his words and deeds. There is a fragment in the movie like this: Cao Man (played by Nicholas Tse, belonging to Hou Jie) Bottom) He is trying out the machine gun provided by foreigners. He thinks it is good and works well. It is like trading with foreigners to build a railway behind their Dengfeng city. Cao Man persuaded Hou Jie to trade, but Hou Jie beat Cao Man. And he doesn't trade with foreigners. Hou Jie knows that foreigners are asking for their territory in another way, so he can see that he is very patriotic. Hou Jie was betrayed by Cao Man because he wanted to assassinate his brother. Although he tried his best to save his daughter, his daughter was still dead. Therefore, he was rejected by his relatives and his wife left him. Therefore, he When they arrived at Shaolin Temple, the monks in Shaolin Temple could easily forgive people, so no matter what Hou Jie had done to Shaolin Temple before, they still accepted him. I think Shaolin Temple is more magnanimous. Hou Jie was influenced by Shaolin Temple. Since entering Shaolin Temple, Hou Jie has not been as cruel and cruel as before. In the final battle, Cao Man still didn't understand that "the sea of suffering is boundless, turn back to the shore, put down the butcher knife, and become a Buddha on the ground." He still wanted to attack Shaolin Temple and kill Hou Jie. Hou Jie was no longer willing to fight at that time, but Cao Man Forcing him to fight, Hou Jie didn't make any attack at first, all was defensive. He found Cao Man and forced him intolerable. He knocked Cao Man to the ground with a stick and trampled him on the ground. The foreigner took advantage of him outside. Wei bombarded Shaolin Temple with a large cannon and knocked down a large stone pillar...
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