Andy Lau wrote an inscription for Master Long Hudou. What did he write?

Dragon and Tiger Martial Arts Documentary, jointly produced by Hong Kong Action Acrobatics Association and Beijing Jizhi Image Film and Television Culture Co., Ltd., will find that the background perfectly shows the stunts of Dragon and Tiger Martial Arts: jumping off a building, fighting, flying and catching fire. At the same time, in the center of the poster, there are four characters "Long Hudou" inscribed by Andy Lau. Speaking of it, Andy is also a serious action movie star. This inscription for "Dragon and Tiger Martial Arts Master" also expresses his inner affirmation and praise for the Dragon and Tiger Martial Arts Master.

Wei Junzi, the director of the documentary, is a veritable "Hong Kong film fanatic". He said frankly: "Hong Kong action movies are the most unforgettable screen memories when I was growing up. Now that I am over 40 years old, I will always miss the most legendary action movie man of that year. What kind of life do they live? What's more, the history of blood and tears of the Dragon and Tiger Martial Arts has been rarely mentioned, so I decided to make such a documentary. "

The story background of Dragon and Tiger Heroes is from media people to today's filmmakers, even producers, screenwriters, planners, producers and directors. He has never forgotten his original heart. In his eyes, the dedication and spirit of the martial arts masters of Dragon and Tiger, past, present and future, should be remembered and passed down by the audience, movie stars and China films. Because of this strong motivation, Wei Junzi only spent two years visiting and shooting nearly 100 martial arts seniors and newcomers, and completed an almost impossible task-

Gathered Sammo Hung, Jackie Chan, Yuan Heping, Cheng Xiaodong, Donnie Yen and other action superstars and famous martial arts fingers to tell the glorious era from costume martial arts to fashion action; With famous directors such as Tsui Hark, Liu Weiqiang and Wu Siyuan, through the decline of Hong Kong films in the golden age, the diversity of dragon and tiger martial artists is presented; Then, Qian Jiale, Chung Chi Li, Ku Huen Chiu and other Mesozoic Wuzhi shared their experiences gained from the environment in Hong Kong and mainland China in recent years. Mars, Liu Yun, Hou Yaozong, Benny, Zhong Fa and other senior martial artists also made their debut this time, which opened another stage of "heroes come forth in large numbers".

Such a lineup is unprecedented in China film industry. It is estimated that only such a Hong Kong film geek can get these big names together to make such a wonderful documentary. "Dragon and Tiger Heroes" will also revisit the action legends in different stages and review its peak years, revealing the changes of Hong Kong Dragon and Tiger Heroes for more than 60 years for the first time, which is rare in Chinese documentaries in recent years.

Conclusion: Such a "spectacle" film is naturally not to be missed. Moreover, in order to pay tribute to all the "dragon and tiger martial arts masters" who were beaten to jump off the building before, we should also go to the big screen to watch a movie featuring them with reverence.