Huang Feihong series, consciousness is very advanced.
Under the lens of Tsui Hark, martial arts design has an additional form of expression, which was considered to have created a new genre in Hong Kong action films at that time. In "Dragon Tiger Warrior", it was also specially mentioned.
And the understanding of national justice is also quite advanced. In the story, multiple forces, from the perspective of the story, are all nonsense.
As for popular words, I didn't expect to have such an advanced awareness.
Who would have thought that Huang Feihong and his thirteenth aunt had a "car shock" in those days.
Mo Shaocong in the story was also inexplicably "plugged in".
You can see how helpless Mo Shaocong is when you look at those big, bright eyes.
In the story, the ignorant love between Huang Feihong and Thirteenth Aunt is still stirring.
That feeling of hesitating to speak was brought to life by Jet Li and Rosamund Kwan.
Rosamund Kwan is probably the best time in the "Once Upon a Time" series.
At that time, Huang Ama was not yet popular, but it was full of weight in the story.
The hopes of the Chinese people in the future are all pinned on him, and I don't know what Huang Ama thinks and dares to sacrifice his own life.
This courage is truly admirable.
As Huang Ama's comrade-in-arms, Jiang David truly "dedicated himself".
The Chinese people at that time were insensitive, Jiang Dawei saw it in his eyes, and was anxious in his heart.
How to awaken the wisdom of the people should be the biggest priority at that time.
It seems very strange. At that time, I was thinking about how to open up the wisdom of the people. When the world was at peace, I was thinking about how to fool the people.
Is this an infinite loop?
In the story, Huang Feihong, in order to compete with the White Lotus Sect, was useless, and in the end he could only use a unique trick, which was helpless.
But there is a hint of sadness.
At the end of the story, the battle between Donnie Yen and Jet Li was smooth and hearty. Although "the ways are different and do not conspire", Donnie Yen still fell at the feet of Huang Feihong in the end, but it is quite acceptable to contribute the brightest expression pack.
When I watched it back then, I only paid attention to Huang Feihong's handsomeness. In fact, I didn't pay much attention to the many subtle bridges in the story.
Now that I brush it again, I seem to have more insights. Maybe this is the experience brought by life.
The part of the blind man playing the violin in the story seems redundant, but it hides everything in the world, which is worth pondering.
In the story, the emotional entanglement between Huang Feihong and Thirteenth Aunt is also refreshing.
Of course, the story also has its own clear position on the conflicts of multiple "groups", which can be enjoyed.
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