If the martial arts paragraph is removed from this film, it is a complete American western shootout film. But with Wong Fei Hung, gunfight movies will also become martial arts movies. The western elements in this film are well used, the gear behind the riding boot, the bull, the Indians, the hangman, the small town sheriff and the bandits, and the standard American western tavern. My favorite Huang Feihong's apprentice, "Ghost Foot Seven", although there are not many passages in this film, but still has a distinct character. The number of martial arts shows that it is Ghost Foot Seven. The plot design of Huang Feihong's amnesia is a bit cliché, and the final battle of the film is as unsuspense as imagined, but "Master Huang, don't talk about it again" makes people feel the stupidity of the Chinese people, although this is just a joke, and the end of the film The design of the Chinese workers calling prostitutes also makes people feel sad and sigh.
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