Beijing News (Reporter Zhou Huixiaowan) On February 28, the movie "Green Tan" directed by Liu Ke and starring Chen Yiming, Feng Mengmeng, Hao Shaowen and others was scheduled to be released on March 22. It is understood that the film brings together a number of new-generation kung fu actors to jointly interpret a kung fu legend about protecting national treasures.
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This film is Hao Shaowen's second challenge to a kung fu movie after many years after the classic action comedies "The Little Boy" and "New Oolong Yuan". In the film, Hao Shaowen changed his past cheerful image and appeared as a simple and honest young martial arts practitioner. He personally participated in most of the fighting scenes in the film. It is understood that all the kung fu actions in the film were shot in real scenes, and all the actors underwent months of martial arts training before the film started shooting.
In the film, two brothers who have studied martial arts at Qingtan Temple for ten years laugh, fight, and practice martial arts every day, but they do not know that the Qingtan treasure hidden for thousands of years is coveted by Japanese pirates. Until one day Japanese pirates came to challenge the master. In order to protect the two apprentices, the master did not tell the truth and cruelly drove them down the mountain. After the two brothers came down from the mountain, the master was killed by Japanese pirates. The situation of the two people after they came down the mountain was also different. The parents of senior brother Li Erniu (played by Hao Shaowen) were killed by Japanese pirates, and the father of junior brother Guan Feinian (played by Chen Yiming)'s lover (played by Fan Ruixue) defected to the Japanese pirates. . In order to protect the green sandalwood treasure, avenge their teacher and their family, the two brothers practiced kung fu skills hard with the help of Lao Tu (played by Kong Qingsan), and finally started a life-and-death struggle with the Japanese pirates...
Editor Xu Meilin
Proofreading Li Lijun
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