2. I don't know why as soon as the two children in the movie appeared, I guessed the ending...and that scene reminded me of the Jet Li version of "Tai Chi Zhang Sanfeng". The ending of the movie also proved that my guess was right. When I walked out of the cinema at that time, I really should have asked one by one whether this ending was a good guess or not.
3. There are a lot of love scenes in the movie, unrequited love-two-cornered love-triangular love-four-cornered love, including the mayor's son who is afraid of vampire movies, it is five-cornered love, well, five-cornered love.
4. In fact, this movie is generally considered a good prequel, but as mentioned in the first article, the actors' faces always have some similarities, which makes me feel uncomfortable. A good movie sequel can make the audience feel that they are separated from the previous part, and don’t think too much about the previous part during the viewing process, and the sequel alone is also a great movie, but this play always makes me watch it unconsciously The face shape reminds me of the first one.
5. The film uses time clues, which is very good, but I don't know what the Japanese infiltrated Foshan in 1917... Foshan has penetrated so many next generations, wouldn't it be even more outrageous nationwide. I don't know if the Ministry of Civil Affairs at that time had thought about the sudden appearance of a large number of homeless children (just a joke). So I don't like the historical events of the film very much. Although art needs to be created, I still hope it is worth scrutinizing.
6. Ye Wen's height is said to be 1.62m... After the victory of the Anti-Japanese War, he returned to Foshan to become a civil servant... But he went to Hong Kong in 1949... (Why did you go to Hong Kong? Why didn't you go with the Communist Party...).
PS: The cast list after the end of the film, I found that it was written in such detail that even the coquettish woman had a name—Fang Tingting, the other “Mr. Foreigner”—forgot what it was...
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