How was Jet Li's acting in the movie Huo Yuanjia?

As far as I know, Huo Yuanjia is an action film directed by Yu Rentai and starring Jet Li, Sun Li, Zou Zhaolong and Bo Xilai. Starting from Huo Yuanjia's childhood, the film tells the story of Eight-Nation Alliance's invasion of China, Huo Yuanjia's success in challenging Hercules in Shanghai, the opening of Jason Wu Gymnasium, being poisoned by the Japanese army and dying young. The film was released on June 26th, 2006.

The martial arts scenes in Huo Yuanjia are almost all competitions. Except for the contest with Qin Ye, it is quasi-challenging. With a strong sense of ceremony, limited props and limited venues, it is difficult to perform well under such conditions. Moreover, Huo Yuanjia is a strictly realistic work, and the martial arts movements must follow the principle of realism. Among the actors, Jet Li's movements are clean and neat. Under the arrangement of the director and martial arts design, although his expression is a little simple, it also continues the chivalrous temperament of the previous costume films.

In action movies, whose action movie is the best? There is no doubt that Jet Li and Jet Li have the title of Kung Fu Emperor. How a person acts depends on whether you remember what role he plays. For example, Jet Li plays Huo Yuanjia, and Huo Yuanjia only appears in our history books, but when I watched Jet Li's Huo Yuanjia, I thought he was still alive.

The viewpoint of this film tells us that if there is only a brave and heartless heart, even Jet Li's fist will only be more exciting and more harmful. This is where Huo Yuanjia is out of line and where Huo Yuanjia shines. Huo Yuanjia took a big step forward, believing that his opponent's personality and life are equally worthy of respect. For the first time, bioethics and human rationality have become the primary values of martial arts films, which is Huo Yuanjia's transcendence over China's traditional martial arts films.