This is an American action movie with a very simple plot and clear logic. There are a total of one protagonist and three supporting roles. The general plot of the story is: the fighter Bonn was commissioned by his murdered cellmate Daniel to take care of his wife and children. In fact, Daniel was planned by James from his imprisonment to his murder. James has always coveted Daniel's Beautiful wife Angela. After Bonn was released from prison, he teamed up with his black boxing agent Ping Bao (Chinese), and gradually approached the James group through black boxing victories, and finally successfully rescued Angela, who had been controlled by James as a lover, Angela mother and son. Reunion...The story is based on the conflict between the two cultures, and the interspersed gradually unfolds. One is the cultural conflict between whites and blacks. Whites have a natural sense of superiority in front of blacks and discriminate against blacks. In order to achieve his own goals, the black James is unscrupulous, distorted in personality, cruel and despicable. But the black Bonn is trustworthy and simple, and the two once again form the personality conflict behind the cultural conflict. Second, the conflict and rivalry between Eastern and Western cultures. Genghis Khan, Tai Chi, Chinese swordsmanship, eating dog meat and other proprietary elements that reflect Chinese culture have appeared in the story many times. Bonn's invincible use of Tai Chi also verified the director's recognition of Chinese Kung Fu, and even showed that "justice will eventually prevail." "Evil" is also expressed through Bonn's use of Chinese swordsmanship to defeat James! It is precisely the detail of Bonn's sword victory over James that I praised even more! After Bonn played a very perfect set of Chinese swordsmanship, he suddenly threw away the sword in his hand and defeated James with the scabbard. This fully embodies the great thinking and profound philosophy of Chinese martial arts-the sword is not in the blade but in the sheath, and the skill is not revealed. And in hiding!
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