I really like this drama-it looks good! The point is strong patriotism! The most impressive part: 1. Jin Shan played by Fan Shaohuang competed with Ye Wen. After breaking things, he said: "I will pay!" As a result, Ye Wen's son took a leisurely ride over to Ye Wen and said: "Mom said you won't make any more moves. Everything at home was broken by him!" 2, Ye Wen held the iron gate to challenge the Japanese and shouted: "I fight! I want to fight 10!" (Excited that Chen Hao's steady voice can also be used. So courageous.) 3. Ye Wen singled out 10 action scenes of Japanese samurai. 4. Ye Wen played peek-a-boo with A Zhun and turned around to see A Zhun stepping back and shooting. The Japanese was holding a pistol at him. 6. I'm just a Chinese (Ye) 7. Everyone chooses the path he or she takes (Ye) 8. He will challenge you if he thinks he is better than you. If you shouldn't fight...then What is the difference with surrendering? ([日]Sanpu) 9. You invaded our country, killed our people, and took back your hypocrisy (Ye) 10. Although martial arts is a kind of armed force, our Chinese martial arts include Confucian philosophy, martial virtues , That is, benevolence, the people who have already been treated, this is the truth that you Japanese will never understand! Because you abuse violence, turn force into violence, to oppress others, you are not worthy to learn our Chinese martial arts. (Ye) 11. I don't know how to teach Japanese people. If you want to watch me fight so much, I will fight with you. (Ye) 12. Who can fight the best in Foshan? (Jin) Of course it's Ye Wen, is it me? ! (An old man) Ye Weixin is not built, he has always cleanly edited, click-to-stop lines, and compact plot. After the movie, my first reaction was: too short. The whole film is full of strong patriotic enthusiasm, which makes people sigh. This kind of sentiment is pushed to a climax step by step by the plot, stirring the mind! The four words of Ye Wen's personality: iron bone tenderness. It is a very exciting image of a man. For him, Donnie Yen's literary and opera performances have made great progress. Coupled with the script and an excellent production team, Ye Wen's tolerance is just right. In terms of martial arts, I think the design is better than the fighting style of "Slaying the Wolf". Wonderful and not exaggerated, serving the plot also satisfies action lovers. A good film with both civil and military!
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