Hero Flying Brother tells the story of Liang Fei, a young man studying abroad. After a narrow escape, he gradually grew from a folk patriot and rebellious hero to an excellent anti-Japanese hero. But the plot is rough, the protagonist is radiant, and the details are full of loopholes. I can't see the rigor and intention of the crew at all, and I can't convey the correct values.

The hero of Flying Brother is a heartthrob, Gao Fushuai in the Republic of China, a French tortoise. All the girls in the film love him and are crazy about him. Then, the male master also has a good kung fu skill and a good skill, and has practiced the "immortal skill." He exists like a god, killing old enemies, eradicating spies, obtaining information and saving hostages ... it is simply the 007 version of the Republic of China.

We only see rampant heroism and magical operation, but we don't feel the preciousness of life and the difficulty of peace at all. Ignoring the arrangement of history and beautifying or even deifying ourselves will not really make us strong, but will only mislead the younger generation.

Aside from the plot, the actors in Hero Flying Brother are all quite good. As the actor of Liang Fei, Lei Jiayin's acting in the play is quite excellent. He is a grass-roots hero, with national justice and personal love, and has been well received and affirmed by the audience.