Huayu 93, I'm the ceiling of combat power from the moment I appear.

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The crew of "Tai Chi Master" is having another busy day of filming.

Today we're filming an action scene.

The annual Shaolin Temple martial monk selection tournament allows those selected to enter the Arhat Hall to learn more advanced martial arts and become stronger masters.

This has always been Tianbao's dream.

It was also the moment he believed he could defy fate.

Therefore, he not only practiced martial arts diligently, but also practiced with Junbao while doing laundry, eating, and sleeping... at all times.

He even went so far as to secretly watch the head of the Arhat Hall practice his skills and steal some martial arts techniques.

In terms of martial arts, Tianbao can also be considered a genius.

He mastered the martial arts taught by his master, Jueyuan, very well.

He secretly learned the martial arts of the head of the Arhat Hall, quickly mastered them, and even figured them out on his own.

If the normal selection and promotion process had been followed, his becoming a martial monk of the Arhat Hall would have been a certainty.

But things took an abnormal turn.

His opponent in the selection competition was Xinbao, who had always been at odds with him.

As a result, the opponent realized he was outmatched during the match and resorted to trickery and a sneak attack, but was ultimately defeated by Tianbao.

Tianbao wanted to take this opportunity to teach the other party a lesson, but was stopped by Xinbao's master, the head of the Luohan Hall.

Enraged, Tianbao spoke rudely and even got into a fight with the other party.

Finally, he even used the Prajna Palm technique he had stolen to beat the head of the Arhat Hall until he vomited blood.

However, those who dare to rebel never have a good ending.

As a high-ranking member of the temple, the head monk of the Arhat Hall gave an order, and dozens of monks formed an Arhat staff formation to beat Tianbao's excrement out on the spot.

This scene features a lot of action, and the scale is quite large.

Especially in the later scene where Tianbao and Junbao fight against the Arhat Staff Formation, dozens of people with dozens of staffs surround and beat the two of them.

If the scene isn't coordinated well, it will be chaotic, and the resulting shot won't be good.

In this scene, He Xi fights from beginning to end.

First they attacked Xinbao, then the head of the Luohan Hall, and finally the Luohan Staff Formation.

The movements and positioning that need to be memorized are naturally the most numerous.

"Xi-zai, keep up the good work!"

"You're the lead in this scene!"

Yuan Heping also encouraged He Xi.

This fight scene was not only Tianbao's highlight, but also almost the most complex action scene in the entire film.

Yuan Heping naturally attached great importance to it.

This time, Gu Xuanzhao was in charge of the extras in the Arhat Staff Formation, while Yuan Xiangren was directly responsible for He Xi's action choreography and instruction, as well as rehearsing moves with the opposing actors.

Especially the first two 1v1 matches.

The two actors who were supposed to be acting together were naturally called together as well.

The actress who played Xinbao is not important, and she won't have much of a future; she's just a minor actress.

However, the actor playing the head of the Arhat Hall made He Xi take him more seriously.

Yu Hai is a martial artist from mainland China, a master of Mantis Boxing, the sixth-generation successor of Seven Star Mantis Boxing, and a national martial arts champion.

He accompanied General Zhou and General Chen on numerous overseas visits.

One of the martial arts choreographers for the movie "Shaolin Temple"!

In terms of both ability and status, he is an elder brother worth getting to know.

"Hello, Master Yu."

"I often hear Brother Jie mention you, saying that you are a famous martial arts master in mainland China, a figure of great stature."

"It's an honor to act alongside you!"

"If I were fortunate enough to learn even a single move from you, it would be an immense honor for me!"

While He Xi was talking, she was actually thinking about how she could learn something from Yu Hai.

This is a successor of the Seven Star Mantis Boxing style.

His Seven Star Mantis Fist is not the kind of fancy routine used in competitions.

Rather, it is a genuine skill that can actually kill, passed down from the Qing Dynasty.

If you learn this and incorporate some of it into karate, you'll be even more likely to succeed in the karate tournament that Lindim mentioned.

Well, after thinking it over, He Xi still wanted to participate in the karate competition.

That was a stage where it was legal to fight the Japanese.

Moreover, in the ring, fists and feet have no eyes.

If you accidentally kill someone, you can avoid legal responsibility.

Even if you don't kill them, leaving them with some internal injuries, such as impaired digestion, stomach problems, or kidney deficiency, is still very beneficial.

Of course, a prize of $50 is no small sum for He Xi right now, and it's very tempting.

To avoid upsets in a competition, you need to have sufficient ability and trump cards.

The Seven Star Mantis Fist is a deadly martial art; once you encounter it, there's no reason to let it go.

Incidentally, this person had already passed away before He Xi transmigrated.

After the mask movement, it seems like many familiar people suddenly passed away.

I don't know if it's because they've gotten older, or...

Familiar faces are gradually leaving; perhaps we really are getting old!

Although Yu Hai has a somewhat fierce appearance, in "Tai Chi Master", he also plays a villainous senior brother who protects his disciples and cannot distinguish right from wrong.

But he is indeed very kind.

Hearing He Xi's praise, he shook his head repeatedly in humility.

"You flatter me. I certainly don't deserve such a title as Mount Tai or the Big Dipper."

"I'm just a martial artist who's practiced some boxing and kicking."

"If you want to learn Mantis Boxing, we can find some time to exchange ideas."

Times have changed, and today's martial artists don't cherish their skills as much as they did in the old days.

Moreover, Yu Hai is the head coach of the Dongshan Provincial Wushu Team, and he has the responsibility of teaching people to practice martial arts.

Therefore, he does not reject exchanging martial arts techniques with He Xi.

Upon hearing this, He Xi burst into laughter.

However, what he just said was just polite talk, like "Let's have dinner together another day," "Let's get together next time," or "Let's keep in touch when we're free."

But He Xi burst out laughing after hearing this.

"Master Yu, there's no need to reschedule."

"I have time now, could you teach me a few moves?"

Yu Hai was stunned.

"Now?"

"The director just said that we're about to start filming, and that Director Yuan Wu is going to explain the action sequences to us."

As he spoke, Yu Hai pointed to Yuan Xiangren, who was inspecting the wire work on the side.

He Xi calmly shook her head.

"It's alright, Yuan Wu hasn't arrived yet. Ten minutes is enough time for me to learn a set of boxing techniques!"

"A set of boxing techniques in ten minutes or so?"

Yu Hai frowned deeply.

He had just joined the film crew today and hadn't heard about He Xi's miraculous ability to learn a set of boxing techniques twice. Naturally, he was full of questions when he heard this.

He Xi, however, did not give him time to wonder.

"Master Yu, there's no point in saying more. Just teach me once, and I'll know whether what I'm saying is true or false."

"Can you learn it in one go?"

Yu Hai's brows remained furrowed.

"How can it be that fast!"

He Xi shook her head.

"I said it can't be that fast."

Just as Yu Hai breathed a sigh of relief, he saw He Xi raise two fingers.

"It should be done at least twice!"

Yu Hai's lips twitched.

Is there a difference between doing it twice and doing it once?

Perhaps, but definitely not much.

However, he suddenly became somewhat interested in the young man in front of him.