Revisit today. The most impressive thing I watched last time was when Jackie Chan straightened the head of the LEGO villain after a fight, and I was moved a bit at that time; this time I watched it a little less. But at the end, I have deep respect for the scene where police officer Chen (Jackie Chan) stopped when another policeman kicked him after the poor father was killed after robbing him for money, saying "thieves also have dignity". Design (the previous 1667 said that his father stole food when he was a child, which is a very clever mapping - police officer Chen must have mixed tastes at this moment).
Before Officer Chen said that the bad guy was bleeding profusely and that he should save people first and call an ambulance, the bad guy put down the gun that was facing him from behind.
The bad guy (Azu) raised his gun when he finally faced the source of his hatred - his father - the sheriff, but was immediately shot down by someone else. At the same time, Officer Chen shouted, don't shoot, he No bullets in the gun!
In "New Shaolin Temple", in the final duel with Cao Man, both faced a bomb explosion. Andy Lau's monk, Cao's nemesis, repeatedly ignored his own safety to save his opponent's life, until he exchanged his own life for Cao's repentance.
In the movie, what Jackie Chan admires is not only the god-level leg and boxing style, but also the most valuable character and lofty values in life, being a human being. What he conveys is not only the fearless spirit and the victory of justice over evil as described in some heroic films, but also the respect for the equality of [people] - the forces of evil and the villains in the eyes of everyone are also people, and they also have hearts, and things happen in life. Everything has a reason, "good people" and "bad people" have their own obstacles. As a police officer Chen who lost all his fellow brothers and was despised by everyone in the police station during the mission, he gave up on himself in a low valley. The details presented in the movie are all true-to-be-drinking-drunk, intending to be a police officer, shameless For his girlfriend, countless tears... It was 1667 who appeared by his side to support him, and the police officers who later helped them escape from the prison even insulted his sheriff. Together, they let him out of the shadows and finally won. And why the bad guy hates the police so much - it's because of the parents who have no way to teach him . It's just that there are regrets in the world. For example, he has resolved his resentment but never had the chance to be a man again, just like a poor child who lost his father innocently, or a poor father who was desperate to steal food but caught his life.
The sheriff who once looked down on Officer Chen and made a bet with him is also a kind of microcosm of the public. Prejudice and arbitrariness do a lot of harm to people when they don't know the whole picture of a person, but it is something that almost everyone does in real life. The opening scene of the film is the scene where Officer Chen is drunk, and the first impression on the audience must be a bad one—an incompetent police officer. But what happened later made people, including many people represented by the sheriff, with admiration. Everyone knows one thing about everyone else. It is indeed commendable to be able to sympathize with the poor, thieves and even murderers like Officer Chen, and as a person who has a real understanding of the society, he should understand.
His films are a true portrayal of the ups and downs of life and the coexistence of joys and sorrows, not just good and bad, winning and losing, right and wrong, good and evil. Everything has a reason, and everything has a twist.
Children who have lost their fathers are told to work hard and live well. Maybe this is really the 1667 that was once, maybe the next 1667, a man with a story who overcame misfortune and made a difference.
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