Simply put: (I think)
1. There is a bit of Mao's shadow in the film played by Xing Ye, whether it is bribing the executioner with money (similar in history), or in Hong Kong saying that his hometown is from Hunan (the hometown is similar, otherwise there is no need to mention Hunan), or he is using the piano At that time, Xiaoqin was moved by her personal charm, and she was more or less contaminated with some hairy breath. (Considering that Xing Ye put "The Four Seas Rising, Clouds and Waters Furious, Five Continents Shaking Wind and Thunder" in the mermaid movie on the big screen.)
2. The armored golden spear is no match for a pig-killing knife (the bullet of the golden spear is red), and the two commanders are not good people.
3. The name of "Ping" is on the last blade. (Of course, I think the meaning of the killing pig knife at this time is different from the meaning of the killing pig knife that just broke the iron armored golden spear.)
To sum up: black is right, praise is left
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