What do you think is the best aspect of fierce fighting?

Guild Wars is really the best of its kind in China. Generally speaking, there are two main ways to set the story of boxing movies. One is the protagonist of inspirational stories, such as Loki starring Stallone. Loki, an unknown amateur boxer, won the championship through hard training and told an inspirational legend of the American dream. The second is to express emotional relations through boxing, such as Li Rengang's Ah Fu. In order to regain his father's dignity and return to the boxing ring, Afu, who is down and out in the film, depicts the feelings between father and daughter in rich and delicate ways, which adds a lot of color to the film. The story setting of Guild Wars by Lin Chaoxian is related to these two ways of expression. Cheng Hui, played by Nick Cheung, is responsible for the inspirational part of the film. A 48-year-old former boxer, although he won the championship twice when he was young, was very happy, but his future was ruined by fake boxing. He is heavily in debt and can only work as a housework and weight loss coach in the gym. Perhaps, for a 48-year-old middle-aged man, the rest of his life may be so calm and ordinary. However, there is a shocking scene in the film that rekindles his fighting spirit in life, which is impressive: Cheng Hui lies on the floor and sees a goldfish gasping for breath with their mouths closed one after another in a fish tank with almost no water, as if in the final dying struggle. In fact, this dying goldfish is a true portrayal of Cheng Hui's life. Is it a compromise with fate or a struggle with life? Cheng Hui chose the latter, and finally regained the dignity of life with tenacious perseverance. Eddie Peng Yuyan Yuyan, a rich second generation Lin Siqi, mainly shows his family relationship with his father through fighting.