It's creative, but the anti-Japanese drama-like plot makes me unacceptable

The fiasco of "Martial Arts" and "Guan Yunchang" proves that the time has come for the Chinese-language film market to change, and neither pure martial arts films nor epic films based on a certain historical figure are favored by audiences. "Tai Chi" is worth learning from film peers on this point. This is a typical commercial film. Director Feng Delun breaks the inherent framework, completely deconstructs ancient costume martial arts movies, and skillfully integrates many elements such as animation, video games, steampunk, etc. It is worth mentioning The thing is, the director added captions to the movie. The vegetable market, medical hall or gatehouse that should be in the scene is not simply displayed in kind, but also accompanied by funny captions. This measure not only saves a large part of the cost, but also makes the audience shine. Feel the freshness on the screen like never before.

In the film, in addition to Peng Yuyan, Yang Ying and other handsome men and beautiful women who are responsible for their beauty, old actors such as Xiong Xinxin, Liang Xiaolong and Liang Jiahui also contributed good acting skills in the film, especially Liang Jiahui, who was in the film. Acting the role of Chen Changxing alive, his majesty is a little weird, and he is well-organized and cynical everywhere. This feeling is neither like his usual screen image nor as in "East and West". The frenzied and unrestricted performance style is really worth the audience's pondering!

Yuan Xiaochao, who is a professional, is not a problem of "playing", but how to play well. This problem may be relieved when everyone sees the words "Martial Arts Instructor Sammo Hung".

"Tai Chi 1 Starting From Zero" can be understood as a pun. It records in the form of RPG that the protagonist Yang Luchan completes the primary task of infiltrating the plot and acquires primary skills. It is not only the beginning of the protagonist Yang Luchan from an idiot to a master, but also understandable. Starting from scratch for Yuan Xiaochao from Olympic champion to big screen rookie.
A work of magical realism. It tells the story of the most bullshit household in history, Chenjiazhuang's violent resistance to demolition. It is a movie with social phenomena. It tells a lot of facts, but the plot and the feelings of the characters are handled casually, which gives me a personal feeling. It's a very long trailer

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