Although there are many Chinese elements in "Jadesoturi", the director is a "martial arts fan", and the Finnish male protagonist speaks a lot of Chinese, but the film's narrative style does not accommodate the Chinese audience's habit of appreciation at all. Like many Nordic films, it Difficult to understand. One of the reasons why it is difficult to understand is that it is interlaced in time and space, and the two timelines do not completely match the advancement method. Ancient China, modern Finland, the memory collages the truth bit by bit, but these fragments are arranged loosely and the connection between them is also obscure.
"Jadesoturi" is a low-budget film by European or Asian standards, and that's why it puts love and passion at the heart of its story. It's naive, but unique, and this is reflected in the The actors' restrained performance is also reflected in the film's sets, costumes and dialogue
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