The movie "Customs Front" released a feature clip of Nicholas Tse and Jacky Zhang's "Martial Arts School Meeting Heart to Heart"

The only action visual effect blockbuster "Customs Front" during the summer vacation was released today. In the clip, the film's action director and lead actor, Zhou Zhengli, played by Nicholas Tse, sat and talked with Zhang Yunnan, who starred Zhang Xueyou, in the martial arts school after a stick fight practice, and talked to each other from a few simple and powerful lines. Although they are brothers of master and apprentice and are both customs officers, their completely different personalities are clearly reflected.

Nicholas Tse, Jacky Cheung, Master and Apprentice School to talk to each other

A few words with distinct and different personalities

In the film, a group of bandits run rampant to hijack stolen arms and key evidence and flee. In the process of hunting, Katie, starring Wei Shiya, and a number of colleagues from the customs department were killed in the exchange of fire with the bandits. As a former lover of Katie and a comrade-in-arms of a group of colleagues, Zhou Zhengli could not accept such bad news. At one point, he lost control in the workplace wearing customs uniform, and his eyes filled with tears. Zhang Yunnan, as an elder and friend, advised him to control his emotions, while Zhou Zhengli thought that the outpouring of emotion under such circumstances was inevitable, which led to differences between the two.

With their regret for their sacrificed colleagues and their confusion about each other, Zhou Zhengli and Zhang Yunnan conducted a stick-to-fight training in the martial arts school. in the silent physical confrontation, they used the stick to vent their bitterness and resentment. After the practice, the two had a simple and powerful heart-to-heart conversation. During the conversation, Zhou Zhengli mentioned that the educational philosophy he had received since childhood was to go to school to learn skills, to work in order to earn money and to survive, and to make friends and other interpersonal contacts. It's not something you need to focus on. Having said that, Zhang Yunnan, who is already suffering from high-functioning bipolar disorder but does not want to reveal it because of the stress and emotional difficulties in the workplace, says with a wry smile that he only cares about himself and others at the same time, which choice will be more tired, and now he doesn't seem to know. At this time, Zhou Zhengli was obviously not aware of Zhang Yunnan's illness and mood, saying that he admired each other's strength, but he did not realize that it was the strength of his last resort that was gradually crushing Zhang Yunnan's mind and spirit.

As for the plot in the feature film clip, Nicholas Tse once said in an interview that although Zhou Zhengli and Zhang Yunnan are brothers of master and apprentice who trust and respect each other, they are also introverted who are not good at words. After learning that Zhang Xueyou outside the play had tennis experience, Nicholas Tse designed the stick practice to express their repressed emotions with the help of body movements. It also lays the foundation for the open-heart conversation between the two people in the clip.

each has his own position and pressure

Golden lines express bitterness and helplessness

In the feature film released today, Zhang Yunnan and Zhou Zhengli finished practicing each other and had a deep conversation in the lounge. While Zhou Zhengli was well-behaved and earnestly folded the robes for his predecessor Zhang Yunnan, he revealed the original family factors that led to his character today. Together with Zhang Yunnan, the audience learned for the first time that Zhou Zhengli had an incomplete and happy original family. Under guilt and bitterness, Zhang Yunnan said with half emotion and half self-deprecation, "everyone has his own place, and each has his own pressure." The dialogue occurred when Zhang Yunnan was already suffering from high-function bipolar disorder and was forced to bear the pressure of passing the buck from his boss in the workplace, sighing helplessly, seemingly enlightening his unsociable and upright descendant Zhou Zhengli. in fact, it is Zhang Yunnan who is talking to his heart riddled with holes.

For many years, under the multiple pressures of the workplace and emotions, Zhang Yunnan chose to blindly "please" and obey, thus suffering from high-function bipolar disorder in the constant internal friction. Now, having been almost numb, he confided such feelings to the younger generation Zhou Zhengli helplessly, trying to teach Zhou Zhengli how to behave, and Zhou Zhengli, who has always been accustomed to going straight, is obviously unable to adapt and endure such a compromise. Their very different personalities also led to different endings-Zhou Zhengli's "rectifying the workplace" and Zhang Yunnan tended to collapse.

In the previous offline roadshow, Zhou Zhengli's actor, film action director and leading actor Nicholas Tse also admitted that Zhou Zhengli in the film regretted and blamed himself for not being aware of Zhang Yunnan's stress and illness in time. This fateful regret comes from the two people's very different personality characteristics and life experiences. The wonderful shaping of the two actors not only presents a meticulous character relationship for the audience, but also leaves the audience with a deep reflection on the choice of human nature.

The film "Customs Front" is produced by King (Beijing) Film and Television Culture Media Co., Ltd., King Film Co., Ltd., Tianjin China Literature Film and Television Culture Media Co., Ltd., Xinli Media Group Co., Ltd. Jointly produced by Shanghai Taobaopiao Film and Television Culture Co., Ltd., Beijing Shangshi Culture Group Co., Ltd., Beijing Weimengchuangke Network Technology Co., Ltd., Chinese Image (Beijing) Film Co., Ltd., Xinli International Media Co., Ltd.