Brother Huang, I'm afraid you and I don't have enough medicine cabinets.

In the opening chapter, the girl who pretends to be a ghost and carries a white lotus lantern makes people think it is a ghost movie. The topic changed to the main topic, and a train approached in the camera, representing the appearance of representatives of emerging ideas such as Huang Feihong and Thirteenth Aunt. The red sky implies the passion and accompanying bloodshed required for the revolution of this era. In short, this red In the early morning of the vigilante training, it also represents a new hope. Although Huang Feihong has not gone abroad like Thirteen Aunts, he does not reject Western gadgets and ideas. Active learning is acceptable as long as it is not harmful to Chinese people. The film not only arranges Chinese and Western ideas. The conflict also arranged for the exchange of traditional Chinese medicine and Western medicine. When Lu Haodong and Huang Feihong walked out of the British embassy, ​​they said something meaningful to Huang Feihong: Brother Huang, I am afraid that your medicine cabinets and mine are not enough. As Lu Xun felt, I am afraid that was the helplessness and awakening of those who studied medicine in that era. The White Lotus Sect was finally destroyed, but looking at today, there are still cults such as Wheels, Tantric Buddhism and other cults, and some people who claim to be qigong masters follow some celebrities, whether they really believe in it or for fame and fortune, maybe both, the irony is that our Huang Feihong also chatted and laughed with Wang Lin, I had mixed feelings in my heart, what happened to this era? Wasn't the White Lotus Sect destroyed? After thinking about it, it turned out that Huang Feihong was the one who destroyed the White Lotus Sect, not all the Chinese. Some Chinese just drove away the foreign guns and foreign guns and the guns, but not their own ignorance. Girls like Thirteenth Aunt Can be more, she learns Western culture but does not follow blindly, and also loves her motherland. The heroes of that era were real heroes, why do you say that? Because they not only have to face many colonial devils, but also have to overthrow the Qing Dynasty that has ruled for hundreds of years, and wake up those ignorant and weak citizens who smell the incense of ecstasy. You don't need to worry about being called a fake foreign devil while walking on the street.

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