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Recently, there are two new domestic dramas that are very contrasting.
They are "Blade In the Snow" and "Heroes of the Iron Fist".
Heroes of the Iron Fist
"Knife Line in the Snow" is based on the popular network article, and many viewers are already full of expectations when it is not broadcast.
"Iron Fist Hero" is a companion article to "Walled Hero", relying on the reputation laid by "Walled Hero", coupled with the production team of the original team, it is also very much expected.
Most importantly, both dramas have a lot of martial arts scenes, and the contrast is here.
"Knife Line in the Snow"
People who have watched the two dramas can clearly feel how bad the martial arts scenes in "The Knife Line in the Snow" are.
Especially the kind of perfunctory and weak slow-motion performance.
Instead, Tekken Heroes is a real set of moves, plus quick shot cuts.
Its martial arts drama simply dumped "Sword Line in the Snow" a few streets, not to mention Yuan Qiu, who was born in martial arts.
And the three male protagonists, Chen Zhanpeng, Chen Shancong, Wu Yunlong's tough guy shape, the jagged muscle lines are very masculine beauty.
But that alone isn't enough to attract an audience.
A good martial arts scene must have the corresponding plot support to make the audience watch the blood boiling.
Like "Walled Heroes", the story background of "Heroes of the Iron Fist" is still the setting of gangsters and police collusion.
Because the rule of law cannot appeal to justice, it can only defend justice with its fists.
This kind of creative idea is actually very old-fashioned, but "Tekken Heroes" can make people watch it very bloody.
Therefore, here we can see that one of the advantages of "Iron Fist Heroes" is that the story is well told.
For example, in the father story at the beginning, why did Bu Tianxia (Chen Zhanpeng) suddenly defect.
This reversal is very suspenseful.
In addition to this, for example, in terms of character building.
Even the good and evil of Thorn (Chen Shancong) are inseparable, and the tendons of Ye Laiji (Wu Yunlong) are all major highlights of the plot.
Overall, these details make the story seem very heartfelt, and the wonderful martial arts scenes are even more icing on the cake.
Take, for example, the story of the disappearance of the maiden in the first unit.
Although the plot development is very simple, its core is not in the brain-burning investigation process, it is just a simple confrontation between good and evil.
But as mentioned earlier, the story of "Iron Fist Hero" is well told, especially the perfect combination of martial arts drama and plot, and various details are also very well handled.
Among them, the martial arts passages in episodes 4 and 5 are the most exciting.
The plot progresses layer by layer, with Bu Qingyun (Chen Zhanpeng), Ye Laiji, and Ding Xiaofeng (Yuan Qiu) stepping into the dangerous situation one after another to drive the watchability of the plot.
The first is to break into the tiger's den alone, and in the middle of the desperate situation, Ji Ji will save him in time.
However, the two were also inferior to the other three, and At the critical moment, Ding Xiaofeng and Qian Qianqian (Tang Shiyong) appeared.
It turned out that Qian Qianqian did not see death and did not save, and finally Lian Thorn put a bomb outside to save everyone.
It is worth mentioning that in the authentic scene, Ding Xiaofeng's worry about Bu Qingyun's safety is really emotional and very infectious.
In general, at a time when kung fu films have long been in decline, it is no exaggeration to say that "Iron Fist Hero" is a model of the current kung fu drama.
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