There is nothing to recommend in the plot, it is a very common plot: two little ones without guessing, you like him, he likes her, brother betrayal, etc., but it is very refreshing to be played by a newcomer.
Although some people say that the Wing Chun movements here are too fancy, it was originally a prequel, that is, when Ip Man was young. At that time, Kung Fu had not been baptized by many years and society, and it should have been young and vigorous.
Fan Shaohuang is a little older, but he is still a thankless character; I don't understand one thing: Why is Huang Yi getting uglier? Or did the facelift fail?
I chose to shoot this film after 2 Ip Man films, maybe I was prepared to be criticized. And I chose to watch this film after 2 Ip Man films. I was prepared to waste time, but I thought it was okay.
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