I'm a Boy When I'm Self-improvement When the singing sounded, I couldn't help but think of the movie Wong Fei Hung. Tsui Hark is a good director. The rhythm of the film is tight, the rhythm is moderate, and the theme ideas also have their own ideas. At that time, the Qing court was corrupt and incompetent, the Western powers invaded, the collision between Chinese and Western cultures was fierce, and the people were destitute. Aunt Thirteen is an oriental woman with a Western-style education, and Huang Feihong is a typical traditional Chinese man. The spark of love between the two means the collision, exchange and mutual tolerance of Chinese and Western cultures.
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