In fact, if you taste it carefully, this film contains too many concepts of traditional Chinese culture and the fierce collision of Chinese and Western cultures, and this is particularly prominent in the contact between Huang Feihong and Thirteenth Aunt. In addition, The national enthusiasm of the patriots to protect the family and the country and the depiction of some national scum who took advantage of the fire in times of national crisis are particularly brilliant, which shows Tsui Hark's deep understanding of the Chinese national culture.
Through several sequel works of Tsui Hark since then, he has formed a golden partner with Jet Li, making the series an eternal classic in Hong Kong film history.
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