It is worth mentioning that there are more fighting and "industrial elements", and of course more exciting.
In fact, Feng Dao's thoughts are quite profound.
As a comedy and action film, it is not bad to break away from the traditional vulgarity and appropriately add popular elements.
Everything has a beginning. Director Feng started this.
It is now 2012.
For the general public, the dominant consumer group of movies has gradually transitioned from the post-80s generation to the post-90s generation.
The same goes for movies.
It is said that Bruce Lee's action films are very classic, of course I admit it.
But how many people will go back to watch it now?
Times are changing, and so does the film industry.
There is already Donnie Yen's "Ip Man" in traditional martial arts,
so let's take a look at Feng Dao's "Tai Chi".
Bringing everyone to reminisce and understand with entertainment, China's extensive and profound martial arts.
Why not do it. :D
Oops...I'm looking forward to Tai Chi San...
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