Film Name: 龙少爷 / Dragon Lord / 龍少爺
Young Master Long radiates sunshine and strength from beginning to end. I believe this is how young people should be—not like the so-called youth films today, where characters lose their vitality and vigor at such a young age.
The plot itself is fairly standard, but the sheer tension the film conveys is incredibly infectious. A good movie should leave you feeling moved, filled with positive energy—whether it’s a tragedy or a comedy. If it can’t deliver that uplifting force, I think it’s better not to make it at all.
Young Master Long is exactly that kind of film—one that leaves you buzzing with excitement all day, making you feel like you’ve got boundless energy and just want to get moving.
Finally, I feel shuttlecock kicking is a more delightful sport—a local tradition worth promoting. The excitement of those days, taking big strides and tossing sandbags, is truly incomparable. Playing basketball today certainly brings its own thrills, but it’s fundamentally different. There’s something you’ll never find in basketball, even though it has dreams, sweat, and laughter—it seems to lack something, that down-to-earth charm.
Perhaps this is the charm of traditional Chinese sports—the most down-to-earth, yet the most joyful and carefree.
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