"Tai Chi 2 Heroes Rise": Innovation, always need to try boldly

Inherit the plot of the previous episode and continue the martial arts story of Yang Luchan, a martial arts idiot with horns. Yang Luchan not only held the beauty back, but also cured the sinister horns with the yin and yang harmony technique. In this episode, Peng Yuyan retreated to the second line, and Feng Shaofeng took over the main part of the family infighting. Without the rail tanks, replaced by foreign guns and cannons, Feng Shaofeng's gear armor and artificial planes are even more exquisite and fun. A large section of Kung Fu PK is also eye-catching, especially in the kitchen, the big PK between Yang Luchan and Yuan Biao is very subtle and eye-opening, and the charm of Chinese Kung Fu is maximized. It wasn't a punch to knock down flesh and blood, but a competition between you and me as a modest gentleman, demonstrating the law of doing things that put harmony first.

It's a pity that Wu Yanzu and Xie Xian, who have been overly publicized, have not many scenes. The "Golden Bell Cover" of the mad monk Wu Yanzu can be regarded as extremely powerful, creating a precedent for Taijiquan. Xie Xian was already old and out of shape, but fortunately he disappeared after two and a half lines, which did not damage the lofty image in his heart too much. As far as acting is concerned, it has to be the ashes of Leung Ka Fai, who is completely a master-level person who can go to the hall and the kitchen. In addition, the Shanghai mixed-race MM Yang Ying is still irresistibly beautiful, and the dumb girl Xie Xinying with stunts is also charming. It can be said that this modern + ancient, animation + video game, kung fu + mechanical all-through hybrid film has been completely self-contained, and it has the vitality of creating a bright new future. If you don't like this way of innovation, I can only say that there is a generation gap between us!

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