Full of memories, especially when the singing in the film sounded, the blood still boiled with enthusiasm.
Jet Li's series of films were all must-see back then. I especially like his image and play. He has the righteous spirit of a Chinese niche, but also has a little delicate elegance, humor and full of positive energy.
This is a special one after Shaolin Temple. Because of this feeling, there were not many dramas at that time, and there were still thirteen aunts, which are beautiful memories.
The story is righteous. It is the story of finding that foreigners took Chinese people abducted to be coolies, not afraid of sacrifices to save people. Inside, between Jet Li and his father, between the thirteenth aunt, and a few apprentices, there are many humorous parts, and they are very warm and beautiful.
The play is super good-looking, this kind of real kung fu, really only these few people who really know kung fu can do it. Jet Li, the male god of the year.
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