This seems to be Jackie Chan's only "not a good man" movie. Jackie Chan in the story lost his vigorous skills, lived in a foreign country for a while, and then disappeared.
It fits the theme of the story.
It seems to be Jackie Chan's only film with a deep thought.
Life seems to be so helpless.
The laws of human nature make many people at a loss. Even if they think about fighting, they finally choose to admit defeat.
Jackie Chan realized this when he was a child. But Xu Jinglei already had desire when she was a child.
The two people's vows are doomed to break their promises.
When Jackie Chan, who still had a glimmer of hope, was "looking for his wife", Xu Jinglei had already "married to be someone else's wife".
Just because of an eye-to-eye in the crowd, Jackie Chan decided to give up all persistence.
In the story, Jackie Chan seems to find no emotional solace.
The entanglement between good men and bad men, and good women and bad women doesn't seem to make much sense either.
Jackie Chan, who has come to a dead end, naturally has a decisive "compromise".
At the end of the story, he had a question, "Are we really an underworld?" This question, in fact, probably already had the answer in his heart.
He was just too persistent to face it.
He hoped that it would still be the same as before, that everyone would support each other, and that life was difficult but the favor was still there.
It's just a pity that when people face desire, no one can hold on to it.
The former friends, in the face of interests and power, drifted away one by one, and the beauty in Jackie Chan's heart is destined to be a tragedy.
The professional villain in the Hong Kong film basically showed little performance in the story, and was killed by Jackie Chan, and the way of killing was not so exciting.
In this struggle, life is very worthless.
The front waves are always beaten to death on the beach by the back waves.
In the story, the ruthless people appear one by one, and one by one is annihilated.
But these old bones are talking behind the scenes.
Anyway, it's not in the country, but it's not a big deal to be black.
Or, the world is like this, just change to another country, you can express it in the way of "black".
The story actually has a lot of small details that can be mined, and the lines are quite sharp.
At that time, Wu Yanzu took Jackie Chan to make a living, and he said, "If the Japanese don't steal, they think others don't steal", showing the "Chinese-style" cleverness.
Lin Xue said, "If you have money, you will have heaven, if you have no money, you will have no buddies." He explained the essence of the world.
The triads are also considering "dramatic reforms".
The consciousness of "promising youth" is still relatively high, "some people discriminate against others because of their nationality".
After Jackie Chan's dream broke Xu Jinglei, he sighed, "It turns out that waiting is the most annoying", and then understood, "No matter how small a dream is, it needs money."
And the old overseas Chinese who have lived there for a long time have forgotten their identity.
Of course, the most important sentence - Chinese people don't beat Chinese people, there are too many versions of this sentence, but it seems to be aimed at the opposite of the literal meaning.
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