The character setting is very in line with Jackie Chan's current state. There is nothing to say about the acting skills. The details are very natural, especially the "tear movement" of the nostrils. These details are really not something ordinary people can do. The storyline is tight without too many holes, just the suspicion that the ending could be two versions. The ending song was also made with great care. Anyway, it's all good. Liu Tao and Jackie Chan have a line about the lines (you don't want to put it just now), it seems too fake, they don't pay attention to details, they're not picky, they just think that acting should pay attention to details, don't let people I think you are here to rub, not attentive, very perfunctory. The fight scenes respect Jackie Chan's current physique without being too exaggerated. The part with the gun pointed at the minister was not bad. I personally feel from the lines of the movie that foreigners actually don't like to see Chinese people. Sometimes I think about it, it's not that foreigners are nbs, but the Chinese have too many sbs.
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