Excuse me, is there really a martial arts in the movie? What do I think of some modern boxing competitions, including those who call themselves Shaolin monks and Tai Chi masters?

In order to protect the athletes of both sides, many measures were taken to limit fighting. For example, you can't hit the key parts, and you can't take some deadly attacks, such as wearing protective equipment, and some wear gloves and braces. So there are fewer ways to score points in the ring. Of course, in order to highlight the visual effect, the film will definitely take some special effects, so the moves are particularly shocking and beautiful. But this is not the case. The truth is, if these masters encounter situations that need to be shot, they will often use one move to defeat the enemy and make their opponents lose their combat effectiveness in the shortest time. Because the real attack is used to defend the enemy, not to look good, it does not exist in appreciation.