From "Huo Yuanjia", it can be seen that Jet Li has moved from martial arts to religion, or philosophy. And watching this interview, Jet Li expressed his point of view more directly:
"Wherever I go in the United States, people will say 'Jet Li! Great! Played well! …' Sometimes I feel very sad, because I show What they are given is to use martial arts to hurt people, I have no chance to tell them that this is not the most important thing, if you understand the eastern and western culture, you understand the balance of yin and yang, maybe you will be able to mature."
"I don't want heroes in the world, The birth of a hero means that human beings have problems and disasters, and we must rely on heroes to save them. I really don't want heroes in the world, no heroes, it means that we are safe."
"You have obtained inner peace, and you don't have to do anything. We are sitting This, everyone feels safe, I'm not afraid of being violated, it's close to religion, kind of like Jesus. They hit me, it's okay, but sooner or later they'll understand, lay down their weapons and give up the fight."
"All your problems are in your heart . The problem is not the outside, not other people, you have to figure out who you are, who is the real you, and once you understand yourself, there is nothing to be afraid of."
It was found that he was the same as Bruce Lee back then, and he developed martial arts. Think in terms of religion and philosophy. Bruce Lee advocates Taoism, while Jet Li chose Buddhism. These two kung fu kings are eye-catching and at the same time let extremely lethal and destructive people turn to religion at the top of their career development. Is it accidental or inevitable?
Moreover, as a martial arts practitioner, he advocates peace, opposes violence, and pays more attention to self-cultivation, achieving a balance and harmony from the heart, looking at winning and losing from the heart or morality, and thinking and recollecting life. I think he shot "Huo Yuanjia" to express his opinion through this film: the benevolent is invincible.
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