It’s called “I won’t go to hell.”

"I Will Not Go to Hell" is an episode in the 2004 Chinese film "Kung Fu Hustle" (English: Kung Fu Hustle), directed, written and starring Stephen Chow. After the film starts, the Ax Gang takes That dance interlude where the ax dances.

The greatest grievance is to never say anything." Huang Shengyi is obviously not just the dreamy and innocent "lollipop girl" who doesn't speak. She sang in the theme song of "Kung Fu" Such a refreshing declaration of reality has already been sung in "I Will Not Go to Hell"

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"Kung Fu Hustle" (English: Kung Fu Hustle) was released in 2004. A Chinese-language film directed, written and starred by Stephen Chow.

The film contains admiration and uniqueness of martial arts culture and Stephen Chow's consistent nonsensical and exaggerated comedy style. The story was set in the 1940s. China, Stephen Chow plays a gangster who wants to join the largest local gang. ?

"Kung Fu 3D" was originally scheduled to be re-released nationwide on December 24, 2014, but has been rescheduled for January 15, 2015. It will be released on the same day. The film producer has released a trailer for the "Ten Years Edition" movie.

The story takes place in China in the 1940s. Stephen Chow plays a young and Dangerous boy who has accomplished nothing and is a petty thief. Xing Zai joined the "Axe Gang", the most powerful and cruel gang at the time, and tried to extort money from the residents in a place called "Pig Cage Walled City", but he didn't know that they all had special skills, and ended up in trouble here. < /p>

The conflict between Xingzi and the residents inadvertently involved the "Axe Gang" in a dramatic way, and the struggle between the good and the bad factions officially began. From the residents of the "Pig Cage Walled City" fighting for survival to... During the confrontation between the two martial arts masters, Xingzi gradually gave up his previous thoughts and ambitions and began to understand the true meaning of Kung Fu.