What national romances that promote China's traditional Kung Fu are particularly worth pursuing?

There have been too many interpretations of the motif of China's traditional kungfu, so in the past ten years, there are few works that fully promote traditional kungfu. Instead, the core of China's traditional kungfu is disassembled into several refined concepts, such as chivalry, martial arts and kungfu fighting, and China's traditional kungfu is integrated into the story line and the growth of the protagonist. So if you want to see China's traditional kung fu, Ah Fu recommends the following three works.

1. Dancing Gankun

Putting "Wu Dong Gan Kun" in the first place is because this cartoon has the highest fighting intensity. Most of the plots are about cultivation and fierce fighting, and there is absolutely no nonsense. In addition, the action scenes of the whole drama are super smooth, and every action has been carefully designed. The production team has made great efforts in martial arts, and every fighting action perfectly shows the characteristics of the characters and the different martial arts skills they have cultivated.

"Wu Dong Gan Kun" is a popular martial arts novel, which was later adapted into TV series and animation. The story is set in a world proud of martial arts. Lin Dong, the hero, is an ordinary teenager, who started to practice because of family changes. In the plot, Lin Dong constantly faces various challenges and enemies, and improves himself by practicing different martial arts and strengths. The whole story revolves around the process of his struggle and growth, including friendship, love, family disputes and other elements, but also reveals the mysterious power and conspiracy hidden behind. The characters in the play are plump, highly recognizable and beautifully painted, giving people an immersive feeling. Xiaoyan and Ye Min, two lovely characters, add interest and joy to the plot.

2. Assassin Wu

Ah Fu first assassinated Wu Liuqi in into the pit because of the five-person band "Dona Cherish A Qiang". The plot of this comic drama is as meaningless as five people: Wu Pingping looks like a barber, but in fact he is doing the business of assassins behind his back. He loves hairdressing, likes to cut people's hair and makes good use of scissors-scissors are also his assassination weapon.

Although the martial arts elements in the story have changed, the martial arts are still wonderful in a meaningless way. This drama combines the traditional martial arts plot with the elements of absurd comedy in a unique way, showing its unique charm. Whether it's amazing fighting scenes or bizarre and interesting plots, it's worth seeing.

Behind all kinds of jokes, there is a story about Benguer's martial arts. Martial arts are chivalrous, and traditional martial arts pursue "righteousness" itself-regardless of status. Wu is such a chivalrous man. You can say that he is down and out, that he is unreasonable, and that he has nothing serious to do, but there is no denying that he is a vivid display of martial arts itself.

3. draw the bad guys in the Jianghu

The story background of Painting Jianghu Bad Men is set in the late Tang Dynasty. War and darkness are intertwined, and many heroes have emerged in this troubled times. In this turbulent era, several protagonists have experienced the vicissitudes of youth and love, betrayal and loyalty, and the cycle of sadness and joy. They practice martial arts, pursue freedom and justice, and are deeply involved in disputes and conflicts. Every character has his own joys and sorrows, and his fate is intertwined. With the development of the story, they gradually grew into a decisive force and made important contributions to ending the darkness of this era and opening a new era.

The core spirit of China's traditional kungfu lies in "chivalry". "Bad guys" once again awakened the original meaning of "Xia". The whole story is a romantic and brilliant historical legend of China's martial arts, which exudes strong emotional and epic flavor. It combines elements such as martial arts, history, love and loyalty, and brings the audience into a grand and exciting ancient China world through wonderful plots and beautiful pictures.

In this background full of war and darkness, the growth, love and duel of the protagonists are touching, and they have written a legend of their own with their own actions and strength. This animated work not only shows the elegance of China's martial arts, but also discusses the complexity of human nature, emotion and belief, so that we can experience that magnificent historical legend together.