Is China's exaggerated combination of kung fu and sports worth seeing in shaolin soccer?

Shaolin soccer is a comedy film, written, directed and starred by Stephen Chow, and co-starred by Zhao Wei, Ng Man Tat, Xie Xian and Huang Yifei. The film is full of laughter, each actor's acting skills are also wonderful, and the plot is also very inspirational, which is worth seeing. This film tells the story of a poor but diligent man who founded his own shaolin soccer team and achieved success.

Hong Kong films began to decline in the late 1990s until the birth of the 200 1 Stephen Chow film shaolin soccer, which gave Hong Kong films a shot in the arm. The Hong Kong Film Awards have always looked down on Master Xing. That year, they were named the best actor and the best director by Xingye. Apart from Mr. Xing's personal efforts, there is also a little gratitude for the award.

A classic line in shaolin soccer: "Without a dream, it is no different from salted fish." This sentence moved me very much. Although this kind of thing is very old-fashioned, it makes people excited every time they talk about it.

I never know what my dream is. There is nothing I particularly love and there is no reason to despair. In fact, I envy some people who can go all out for their dreams, and also envy some people who ignore what they like or love deeply, but I am a very calm person. My inner desire is strong, but my life is as dull as a stagnant pool.