This Huang Feihong is one of my favorites in the series. In addition to Jet Li's fighting scenes, the story is also very good.
There is national justice in the film. Li Hongzhang wants to hold a lion king competition. Huang Feihong does not want to lose to foreigners, let the foreigners succeed in their conspiracy, and bring down the morale of China. He also does not want his own people to kill each other. However, in the end, he can only participate in the competition and stop everything. In the whole competition, there are Chinese traditional southern lions and northern lions, as well as other dragons, centipedes, etc., as well as Western machines. During the fight, there are Chinese kung fu collisions, flesh-and-blood confrontation with Western guns, and fancy dragon and lion dances. It's an audio-visual feast.
The sentimentality in the story is also very moving. The relationship between Huang Feihong and Aunt Thirteen, Aunt Thirteen is enthusiastic, and Huang is restrained, but occasionally jealous and very cute, the two are affectionate and sweet, beautiful and moving. The love between Huang Feihong and Guijiao Qi is also, the trust between men can support each other's life and death. Ghost Foot Seven performed very well, the kind of persistent loyalty, the abandoned self-giving up, the moved crying and the life and death that followed, it was particularly brilliant.
In addition to the good story, after watching this film, it also makes people feel that when the country is in danger, the choices of various people in front of fame and fortune. There are also a few powerful words in the protagonist's final speech, which are connected with the singing behind, which is really loud and bloody.
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