Some of the passages made us laugh out loud at the time. Stephen Chow is the idol of our generation, and his comedic image is deeply rooted in the hearts of the people, which makes us laugh even if he is serious. Just like when our older generation saw Zhao Benshan, even if he didn't say anything, the old people were overjoyed. What impressed me the most ten years ago was the perfect ending. Ah Mei used Rooke to resolve the Devil's trick, and Ah Xing took advantage of the situation and knocked her opponent over. The movie ended in a happy and peaceful atmosphere of reunion, and our mood was extremely refreshing. What's more, after watching the movie, there are more exciting World Cup matches waiting for us. I clearly remember that in order to watch the group match between Brazil and China, we asked the school leaders to get the keys of the multimedia classroom, we brought a large case of beer to celebrate, and we rented Shaolin Soccer to preheat. For the long-awaited match, we were crowded into a cramped room, afraid to turn on the lights and no fans. We were all sweaty and sat on the floor. The perfect comedy effect of "Shaolin Soccer" makes us more eager for our Chinese team to have a happy night, a heartwarming game and a perfect ending on the real court. But a movie is a movie after all, and reality is cruel. In the middle of the night, when we walked out of the multimedia classroom, beer and cigarette butts were scattered all over the floor, and the moonlight was bleak. We, who came to take advantage of the joy, could only return in disappointment. The satisfaction brought by the illusory movie is broken into pieces of heartbreak by the "reality" in the real arena. After that, we stopped talking about football. Since then, we haven't had nights like that, huddled together to talk football, watch movies, and drink beer. Since then, we have gone our separate ways, each with our own lives, mediocre and busy.
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