If you want to talk about "shocking" TV series, "The Anti-Japanese Heroes" can definitely be ranked first. The famous "Tearing apart the Japanese" sequence comes from this TV series. In the modern era of peace and tranquility, the emergence of anti-Japanese dramas is to prevent the audience from forgetting the national humiliation and forever remembering that tragic history. However, when an anti-Japanese drama is presented in an overly exaggerated form, it will appear to be excessive and "shock" people. In "The Anti-Japanese Hero", the protagonist not only shuttles freely through the hail of bullets, but can also tear the body of a Japanese soldier in half with his bare hands. I'm afraid our Chinese Kung Fu teachers with profound knowledge can't achieve this kind of skill. What is even more shocking is the emotional part of the play. The girl hugs the hero and says that her grandfather was killed by the Japanese when she was nine years old. The audience was confused when they saw this, "Your grandfather died when he was nine years old. How did you get here?" Such line errors really made people feel dumbfounded. To this day, this sentence has become a "meme" that mocks the TV series.