How to evaluate the resurgence of the invincible situation in the East? What did Dong Fangbubai say?

The rise of Dong Fangbubai is a very touching movie, and the fighting scenes in it are also very visible. Brigitte Lin's interpretation of Dong Fangbubai is free and charming. Robes and sleeves are very beautiful when flying in the air.

I really appreciate this kind of freehand brushwork in rivers and lakes, which is well opened and closed, and the grievances are clear. Brigitte Lin's interpretation of the coexistence of freedom and charm in Dong Fangbubai. Robes and sleeves are very beautiful when flying in the air. In my opinion, such rivers and lakes are people's hearts.

Dong Fangbubai has been pursuing herself, while Snow Chihiro has been pursuing her inner love. Changfeng Gu admired Dong Fangbubai from the beginning and finally defeated him. Snow Chihiro was also one of the key factors. When they were drifting at sea, Changfeng Gu said, "If I were Dong Fangbubai, I would never leave you." Exposed his heart early.

In fact, the entanglement in the world of mortals is nothing more than that. No matter how high the martial arts are, even if the gun can be defeated, you can't win your own heart. Dong Fangbubai was afraid of himself, so he hurt Snow Chihiro again and again.

When Dong Fangbubai, dressed in women's clothes, sang the song "Laugh at the world of mortals" among geisha in the ronin camp, although she saw 100,000 kinds of customs, she could feel real pride in her heart. But I can't get rid of that ridiculous infatuation after all. The world of mortals is ridiculous, and infatuation is the most boring. How many people who say such things can really laugh at the world?

Snow Chihiro, who appeared at the scene of the confrontation between the two armies, was very moved. She is dressed in red and her eyes are firm, regardless of winning or losing. In her eyes, there is only one Dong Fangbubai. This Dong Fangbubai is not a god or a cult leader, but the love of her life is nothing more than that.

I don't know what to say. Writing these words may just be the touch of the red skirt. Attached is the lyrics of "Laugh at the Red Dust" written by Jonathan Lee in Mandarin and Cantonese. I really like this song.