In the early film memory, Jet Li's Huang Feihong is the most impressive. We who have experienced the era of open-air movies, who doesn't know Huang Feihong? My initial impression of the hero also came from this. I have watched several Wong Fei-hung films off and on, but I have never known how many Wong Fei-hung series there are. Only recently did I find out that Tsui Hark has made a total of 7 films. Feihong: The Three Lions Fight for Hegemony Jet Li Huang Feihong's Four Kings Wind I haven't seen it before, but I watched it a few days ago, and I think it's very good. The action and scenes are all great! It's a work from the glorious era of Hong Kong films. Today, I watched Huang Feihong's Five Dragons City Destroyer again. Zhao Wenzhuo's Huang Feihong is very stupid. Except for his actions, he didn't leave any impression. Moreover, if you can dig out the historical connotation and national righteousness in Top Gun, then Longcheng Jianba is completely the representative of commercialization, and the storyline is a bit like Jackie Chan's plan A. However, if I have time, I will continue to revisit the remaining Wong Feihong films. After all, it is better to go back and nibble on old films to watch the new films released recently!
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