Huang Feihong did not understand the poor people, did not fundamentally think about the reasons why Chinese people were bullied, and did not solve the situation of Chinese people's low status. They only talked empty words and did not care about the vital interests of the Chinese, so they could not mobilize the masses, and they could only leave in anger. It cannot be said that the Chinese workers are ignorant, but that the feudal landlord class cannot fundamentally solve the problem and break away from the masses.
The first time I saw this movie, it was quite young. At that time, I only knew that martial arts were high and that I could win the bad guy movie and it was over. When I grow up, I realize that all things are not so simple. The seemingly simple details actually contain a lot of content. For example, in the end, when Huang said he didn't remember the Indian girl, I thought he was clearly telling Aunt Thirteen on purpose to please women. Appears to be honest, but in fact contains scheming.
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