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The Karate Kid
Westley 2022-03-21 09:01:47
It's quite boring, huh, let's just watch Chinese kung fu movies for foreigners. After all, they are children. Of course, they are not as enjoyable as adults. The conflict between children is also a little playful. The process of learning Kung Fu is also a foreigner. Who believes that you can learn Kung Fu after picking up clothes for a few days. Little love, mother-child affection, hostility among peers, and mutual sympathy have all been pointed out, there is really nothing special about it. It’s just that the photographed Beijing is a bit interesting. To be honest, it’s really old Beijing. It’s not the magnificent Beijing that Beijingers show to foreigners. Markets, crumpled motorcycles, parks, and hutongs can definitely be said to be the real Beijing streets. However, such streets and alleys are becoming more and more difficult to find in the construction of the metropolis. Think about Jackie Chan's recent films, from box office to quality, it's actually nothing more than that.
Extended Reading
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Dre Parker: You don't know the rules?
Mr. Han: Of course I know the rules. Simple. You hit him, don't let him hit you.
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Dre Parker: So what are we learning today?
Mr. Han: Chi. Internal energy. The essence of life. It moves inside of us. It flows through our bodies. Give us power from within.
Dre Parker: I get it. Like the Force in Star Wars. You're Yoda and I'm like... I'm like a Jedi.