Yan Zhendong is full of Jianghu spirit.
Some superficial details: the throwing knives hidden in the whips, and the tricks to catch the whips during the competition.
The deeper details lie in the Jianghu spirit shown by this person in his speech: bowing his head to the evil forces in order to open a martial arts hall, bowing his head to pick up money, holding Liang Kuan and quietly breathing and saying that we must be patient. This personality is actually very similar to most Chinese people. This is also the difference between him and Huang Feihong, everyone is open and open and aboveboard.
I'm glad he died anyway.
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