The plot of the movie is very simple. The head of the Buddha was stolen, and the protagonist was punched to the end. Putting aside other single martial arts scenes, I gave Ah Tian, who grew up in a five-star village, carefree, all kinds of fields, practicing boxing, I thought Ordinary to old, but others are unwilling. One night, Batuan, a young man from the same village, went to the village chief and stole the head of the Buddha. Batuan is the kind of idler, lazy, lazy, sneaky punks that every village has. The headless Buddha is a blasphemy against the Buddha. It just so happened that Tian, he was strong enough to fight so he went on the road. On the day we left, the whole village raised money for A Tian. The little girl gave it to A Tian for a trek, and came to Bangkok to find the help of his fellow villager Ahan Lai. This brother is a low-level gangster, but he has a girlfriend. It's pretty. He didn't want to cause trouble, so he didn't want to help A Tian, but A Tian showed his skills in an accident. Ahanlai saw a business opportunity and was ready to trick A Tian into making money by using the Buddha's head as an excuse. It's very serious to make friends carelessly, and it may be sold on that day. Ah Tian is indeed able to fight, win all battles, and make a lot of money. Suddenly Ba Duan appeared in the boxing gym. Since then, the film has gone to a climax, running around, fighting three jumpers, fighting in close quarters, fisting to the flesh, which is quite exciting. While chasing, A Tian accidentally fell into the Mekong River, and found a large number of Buddha's bodies and heads under the water. A Tian accidentally cracked a smuggling case of civil and military affairs. But I still didn't find my Buddha head. Ah Tian broke the plan of the civil and military traffickers, and the civil and military traffickers used A Tian Buddha's head as a threat to make A Tian fight a fake punch and lose. And let the boxer beat Ah Tian to death in the ring. Ah Tian didn't die under the protagonist's aura, so he asked a civil and military dealer to ask for his Buddha head. Wherever the civil and military trafficker would give it, let him accept and kill A Tian. At this time, Ahan Lai had a sense of honor in his heart under the influence of A Tian, so he planned to help A Tian. The assassination plan of the cultural relics dealer failed under A Tian's wind ham, and Batuan Atian was killed. The two of Ahan Lai arrived, and the civil and military dealers started off without saying anything. This place is very exciting. In the end, the civil and military traffickers were killed, and Ahanlai was also beaten to death by the civil and military traffickers to save the Buddha. The whole village of A Tian believes in piousness, and A Tian is their pious messenger, picking up the Buddha's head. At first, Aghan Rai was a chaos, and finally sacrificed his life to the Buddha's head. Human nature is kind, and the previous evil does not mean permanent evil, and it is necessary to give people a chance. The most obvious thing in the film showing Thailand is the three-wheeled taxi. It doesn't show much about Thai people's life. The most worth watching of the film is that the martial arts scenes are more exciting.
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