When I was young, I watched it on the DVD at home and watched it many times. Now it seems to be a high-quality martial arts movie. This movie is of extraordinary significance to me. Not only its wonderful fighting scenes, but also the chivalrous spirit it conveys, have left a deep mark on my young soul.
Practicing martial arts is lonely, especially the practice of peerless martial arts. Isn't there any purpose for such hard martial arts training? There must be, either for revenge, or for fame, or for power and beauty, there is always one. From this movie, I saw a simple purpose—justice. Although it can’t realize Du Fu’s ideal of "protecting the whole world with joy", it is small enough to protect itself in troubled times, but it can also give the world’s best interests. Some corner brings justice.
Think about it, a young man who has just achieved martial arts skills and entered the arena to experience many people and many things during this period. There is happiness, there are sorrows, there are successes, and there are failures. Until one day, maybe he was tired of the knife light, maybe he was disappointed with reality. For some reason, he finally chose to hide in the rivers and lakes.
With peerless martial arts, she hides herself in the city, draws a sword to help each other when the road sees injustice, flicks her clothes away, and hides her merit and fame deeply.
This is my initial understanding of martial arts, and it is also my ideal knight appearance.
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