The translation said it was Jungle Village, but I obviously heard it as "Edo Village". This is a story that tells the grievances of the rivers and lakes. This one tells our own story from the perspective of a foreigner.
Although many scenes are far from the chic, suave, and poetic arena in our memory. The elder brother masters in the martial arts are all Banger Ye, who are dressed in non-mainstream styles, and have weird nicknames. In short, it feels like a collection of modern nightclubs, small gangs, and chaotic neighborhoods. It's a little bit of a fuss, a little abstract, and even more ridiculous. However, if you think about this story from the perspective of a foreigner, you will find that many of the settings are so cute and pleasing.
When the subtitles full of Hong Kong style appear, when the Tai Chi graphics of the Gemini couple’s weapons appear, when the kung fu similar to the golden bell appears, when the brothel owner is holding a fan in the crowd to take the head of the crowd, when the fight is not Again, like the mainstream in Europe and America, it has a fist, but with tricks. When there are moves, we find that this film is not only bloody and violent like Quentin, but it also has the classic beauty that is unique to China.
It's really pleasing. The protagonist fills up the whole plot through the memories of the past, and even repeats the routines of Hong Kong martial arts! Hearty. It really made a real Kung Fu dream! Now I seem to take things like the Legend of Shushan, Immortal Sword, and Xiaoaojianghu to introduce Jiaoli to foreigners. Our real arena is a magical horse!
Ah, I highly recommend it
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