Tai Chi 1: From Scratch

In the middle of the Qing Dynasty, there were internal and external troubles, the collapse of tradition, and the decline of people's livelihood. The little boy Yang Luchan is born with horns on his forehead and has a strange appearance, but he can only eat and giggle. Everyone believes that he can only eat and wait to die in this life. Only Yang's mother (played by Shu Qi) believes that her son Lu Chan (played by Yuan Xiaochao) is gifted and will become a great success in the future. As he grows older, Lu Chan gradually demonstrates abilities that are different from ordinary people - he has a photographic memory of various fist and kick moves, especially once the horns of his head are touched, he is extremely powerful and unmatched. The expert pointed out that if he could make good use of this talent, he would become a top master, but if his color was allowed to change from red to black, his life would be in danger. Lu Chan wandered all the way to Chenjiagou, the birthplace of Tai Chi, hoping to learn boxing to save his life. Unexpectedly, Chen Jiaquan is not spread to outsiders. Fortunately, there is a mysterious old man (played by Tony Leung Ka Fai) who always secretly gives guidance at critical moments. Lu Chan's rapid progress makes the villagers admire him with admiration. The mountain village, which has always been peaceful, is facing the crisis of being wiped out because of the imperial court's construction of railways. Growing up in Chenjiagou, Zhili Railway Director Zao Fang Zijing (played by Peng Yuyan) who returned from studying in the UK did not hesitate to sacrifice the interests of his fellow villagers for the sake of his own future. Yu Niang (played by Yang Ying) and Zijing are childhood sweethearts. Faced with the betrayal of their lover, they are heartbroken and decide to protect their homeland at the risk of their lives. Zijing leads the mechanical monster "