Before Ye Wen finally competes with Little Japan, the devil went to the prison to deliver food to Ye Wen, and someone in the audience whispered: The food is poisonous!
We need to understand the word whispering correctly. Usually, the psychologically dark people who express this kind of great opinion are very worried that others will not know that his ideas are so incisive, so the level of whispering is enough for people around ten miles to hear it before it can be revealed. He (she) is unique. Just like the person who has a loud copycat phone, he usually smiles when he calls, looks at the copycat phone with eight built-in speakers for a long time, and then presses the answer button with satisfaction after listening to a song. , and talk loudly at a volume 80 decibels higher than a knockoff ringtone.
Another digression, not to mention the cottage machine, but also to say "Ip Man". In the end, Ye Wen beat the Japanese with blood on his face and fell to the ground. There was thunderous applause in the cinema. After the movie, everyone in the hall came out with beaming expressions on their faces, saying it was a really good movie. In the bottom of my heart, I probably felt that Ye Wen defeated the Japanese, and the audience was honored. Spiritually defeated Little Japan once again, and once again declared to the world that the Chinese were not the sick man of East Asia. Oh, our fragile little liver.
Ye Wen is a typical contemporary otaku. He has been obsessed with martial arts all his life, and his family is wealthy, so he doesn't have to work at all. Every day he fights at home, drinks tea, and occasionally shows his hands, and he is already a well-deserved number one master in Foshan. Also, because there is no shortage of money, the character is quiet and peaceful. Unlike ordinary warriors, they have no brain impulses and are full of hostility. Ye Wen's practice of martial arts belongs to self-entertainment, and he has no intention of opening classes to teach apprentices, and he does not need to make a living by doing so.
If you are born in a prosperous world, you are simply the spokesperson of a happy life. Naihe catches up with the troubled times, not only does he fail to live a happy life, but he also has to go to the coal kiln to work as a coolie because of his livelihood, so the story begins.
This movie is said to be a movie promoted by the State Administration of Radio, Film and Television, and it is estimated that the Huabiao Award will be expected next year. Because it embodies the Chinese people's national self-esteem and the spirit of invincibility.
Of course, I shouldn't find fault like this. The most important thing is that the movie is enjoyable to watch, and there is no need to over-examine what kind of spirit and meaning it will convey. There are two types of movies in China that have been enduring for a long time, namely Qing palace dramas and kung fu movies. Kung fu movies are fun to play and fully satisfy the lustful fantasy of flesh and blood against all kinds of hot and cold weapons. The Qing palace opera satisfies the mentality of the Chinese people who have endless fun fighting with others.
Since the Boxer Rebellion, the Chinese people's fascination with Kung Fu has risen to a frenzied level, and there are still people who believe in your so-called invulnerability magic. This kind of deception has deceived more than a generation of ignorant teenagers. They all want to learn kung fu and dominate the world without reading good books.
In all kung fu movies, they are constantly obsessed with blocking bullets with their belly and dodging arrows with light energy. It is estimated that less and less Chinese kung fu has been passed down, but our kung fu films, with the help of stunts, continue to carry forward Chinese kung fu, and even become invincible.
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There is another news today. The Chinese crew repelled the pirates. They used homemade incendiary bombs and two pairs of shoes to repel the AK47 of the pirates. Machine guns knocked down American fighter jets.
Someone in the message said: The Chinese people are invincible.
The opinion of Woodstock's classmates who are still hungover is: It sounds like I said that I would put down the three Siemens when I was drunk.
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