To be honest, the martial arts scenes are really good, but the preaching in the middle is really too much. I secretly think that preaching does not have to be said. If we can visualize these verbal preaching and let the audience interpret it for themselves Let those who want to see Zen see Zen, those who want to see martial arts watch martial arts with peace of mind, and let the nationalists see that the Chinese are constantly striving for self-improvement.
Why do many domestic films, including Hong Kong and Taiwan, always use language as the most direct way to convey some information? Isn't it said that the Chinese are the most implicit nation? These naked "confessions" should be very important in reality Less visible.
Missionaries also have to choose a more acceptable way, right?
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