What's the next sentence when a thousand troops come to meet each other through clouds and arrows

"An arrow pierced the clouds, and hordes came to meet each other; "Two pairs of loyalty, loyalty and courage, and a sword, a mountain and a sea of fire, all of which are worthy of life?" Not from ancient historical books, but from Stephen Chow's film Kung Fu. These two sentences first appeared on the Internet with Stephen Chow's nonsense?

Cloud-piercing arrow, a term in China's martial arts novels, generally refers to an arrow pointing to a high place as a signal, which can summon Jianghu friends to come to rescue. "Through the clouds and arrows" is also used to describe something quite high, such as describing the high box office.

In the Stephen Chow movie Kung Fu, the line "A cloud-piercing arrow, thousands of troops come to meet each other" pushed the concept of "cloud-piercing arrow" and the symbol of friendship overlap to netizens.

cloud-piercing arrow, signal arrow. When a signal arrow is sent out, thousands of brothers come to help; Two pairs of loyalty to the liver and bravery, even if they fight for their lives, these two sentences describe the brotherhood on the rivers and lakes incisively and vividly, succinctly and with a long aftertaste, and it is no wonder that they are so popular.