Chahar once referred to Mongolia. In the movie, Su Can is the son of the flag bearer, which should be the Eight Banners. The Eight Banners are lower than the Eight Banners and higher than the Han people. At the beginning of the movie, there is a scene where Su Can and his father are fooling around as generals in Guangzhou, but when he meets the Manchu prince, he stops eating. The director is actually very thoughtful.

Su Can was one of the ten tigers in Guangdong in the late Qing Dynasty.

Su, formerly known as the Boxer Rebellion between Guangdong and Guangxi in folklore, is one of the "Ten Tigers" in Guangdong.

There is no official history to test. Although martial arts is the best in the world, I know nothing about dancing and writing. In order to win his sweetheart's favor, Sue joined the ranks of the top martial arts students and even bribed all the examiners, thinking that she could deceive the world, but she was framed as a beggar. One day, he was elected as a leader by the elders of the Beggars' Sect and taught him to beat dogs with sticks, so he used sticks to deal with Shinrikyo, an anti-regime element. (There is no official history to test)

In the late Qing Dynasty, the trade in Guangzhou and other places was very developed, and the social atmosphere was basically quite chaotic. In particular, some people who practice martial arts will bully others, which is even more chaotic. There were many Boxers in Guangdong at that time. Ten of them became best friends because they appreciated each other. That is, it was later called "Ten Tigers in Guangdong" by Wulin. The ten tigers are (their father), Su, Tie Qiaosan, Wang, Li, Tan, Su Heihu, Zhou Tai, Huang and Chen Tiezhi.