The most classic lion dance movie belongs to the director Liu Ka Leung's "Wu Kuan". From the literary scenes showing the rules of lion dance to the hard-hitting fight scenes such as the Cai Qing Jie Luohan and the Kickboxing Lion Fighting, "Wu Kuan" has restored the most authentic Guangdong lion dance culture.
Bob hairstyle:Some viewers were puzzled by the bob hairstyle of protagonist Kuen in the first half of the movie, which may be a reference to Hong Kong comedian Hui Koon Ying.
HUI Koon-ying is the originator of the "bad boy" character in Hong Kong movies, and his messy bob hairstyle is the finishing touch to this bad mood, which is also in line with Kuen's sickly cat-like appearance in the first half of the movie.
Salted Fish Stalker The same is not the ambition of the Scrappy League meets the disillusionment of the retired high-flyers, "Lion Boy" in the blood of the plot of the rebound so that many fans feel a strong "Shaolin Soccer" breath.
The Wifey Couple: Continuing on from the previous egg, the wifey couple between Sifu and Sifu's wife is very much like the "Eagle Warrior Couple" from "Kung Fu" - the Landlord and the Landlady. These two couples are hidden in the city with their own problems, and they treat their juniors like Xing and Juan not only with devotion, but also with love and care as if they were their own sons.
Red VestAh Juan, who went to Guangzhou to work, has undergone a transformation, her originally thin body has become robust, and her fat T-shirt has been replaced by an undershirt that shows off her vitality.
Juan's red undershirt is a clear homage to Stephen Chow's debut in "Shaolin Soccer", where he was a rag collector, but his stubbornness and determination to make a living have been passed down to him.
"Seven on the Yangtze River" In addition to the "red undershirt", Ah Kuen, who works at a construction site, sits on a high floor and eats in the movie, a scene that directly corresponds to one of Stephen Chow's scenes in "Seven on the Yangtze River".
The film is a great example of how a person's back can be broken when they have to work hard for a few pounds of silver. "Fatty Teammate"
The image of Fatty Dog, who is responsible for playing the drums in the lion dance team, is very reminiscent of Master Sing's royal supporting actor Lin Zicong.
While Lin Zicong's role as a fat boy in Shaolin Soccer and Kung Fu made a deep impression on everyone, Lin Zicong could be seen in almost every Stephen Chow movie after that.