Fan Xian's Hanging Temple Fight Show

Answer 1

Fan Xian's fight in the Hanging Temple was very exciting. In the scene of the assassination of the Qing Emperor in the Hanging Temple, the disguised guard first drew his knife to assassinate. The disguised eunuch also drew his dagger. The white-clothed shadow broke through the window and entered. The scene was chaotic and complicated. Here, the director used slow motion to show close-ups of the five princes, allowing the audience to see their reactions. Then, the Qing Emperor revealed his strength and ignited the fight.

The chase between Fan Xian and the Shadow was the highlight of this fight scene. One black and one white, they started chasing from the floating temple, passing through the sea of flowers, arriving at the bamboo forest, and then fighting on the water. The entire process was smooth and natural. In this process, their lightness skills were in line with common sense. For example, they would step on flowers and support bamboo to borrow strength, unlike the common sense of pulling up onions on dry land in ancient dramas. The actor, Zhang Ruoyun, managed her expression very well when she was filming. Even though the camera shot flashed past, her expression did not collapse.

The qinggong in this scene was eye-catching. The qinggong that Fan Xian had displayed when he put out the fire in the Hanging Temple had used wooden stakes, tree branches, and other elements to gradually climb up. As he fell, the veins on the actor's neck that had popped up due to gravity increased the realism and tension of the scene. Every leap in the bamboo forest was smooth and natural, and the movements were powerful and beautiful. Moreover, the chase scene at Xuankong Temple was shot on a 50-meter cliff. The sea of flowers on the ground was also shot live, which made the fighting scene very effective.