I went to see it at noon, and there were only 6 people in the theater. . ., Reivew on Shaolin

After watching "New Shaolin Temple", I feel that the plot is a bit vulgar, and it is a commercial movie with ordinary selling points. In order to save the Shaolin Temple, the abbot and his younger brothers all died in battle, and there were many people who died. But I feel that although there are many people who died, they did not add much emotional points to the plot. And Andy Lau's change after becoming a monk in it is still a bit abrupt, and it is completely for the transformation and the development of the plot to become a monk.
However, Andy still feels the same to me. Jackie Chan's Henan dialect mixed with Shandong flavor is also very interesting.
There are several places in the movie that I don't quite understand:
1. What are the four characters that Andy Lau wrote on the plaque of the Shaolin Temple, I didn't understand. Mainly because the font is too freehand.
2. Jackie Chan is a cook in the cafeteria. According to him, he has stayed in the temple since he was a child. Who did you learn the Henan dialect from?
3. Why is there still steaming white steam in the water tank when Fan Bingbing was submerged in the water tank? Ask her to take a hot spring?

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