It's a still from the Korean movie "Fly, Dad" starring Lee Jun-ki!

Fly, Daddy? Title: Fly? Daddy Translation: Fly, Daddy? Director: Cui Zongze? Screenwriter: Unknown? Starring: Lee Jun-ki, Lee Moon-sik, Kim So-eun (plays Lee Moon-sik's daughter) Type: Drama Level: 12 years old and above can watch? Film length

: 112 minutes Distribution: cinema service, CJ ENTERTAINMENT Release date: August 3, 2006 (South Korea) Official website: http://www.flydaddy2006.co.kr/ Plot summary 19-year-old fighting master Seung-seok

(played by Lee Jun-ki), he would leisurely soak in the bookstore every day, and suddenly one day a middle-aged man in a suit stood in front of him.

It turned out that the middle-aged man was a 39-year-old timid parent in a family crisis.

Zhang Jiabi, a cautious parent, stood in front of Chengshi very sadly, hoping to accept Chengshi's special training.

The silent Chengshi flatly refused the request, but Zhang Jiabi said that he would learn how to fight from Chengshi even if he died.

In the end, Chengshi proposed that he would accept this apprentice only if he abides by the etiquette relationship between master and apprentice.

? Zhang Jiabi became Chengshi's apprentice as he wished.

They began brutal special training, which lasted only 40 days.

In 10 minutes, you have to run through Nanshan Mountain, maintain an "L" shape on the iron fence, avoid baseballs flying at 100 kilometers per hour, etc.

? Zhang Jiabi, a man with a big belly, lost 12kg in the blink of an eye and gained muscle.

But these are only the most basic conditions.

In order to stimulate Zhang Jiabi's fighting spirit, Chengshi's last lesson was known as the "terrible end", a training that only true heroes can see.

? The agreed 40 days have arrived, and the day of decisive battle has finally arrived.

But Zhang Jiabi hasn't passed the last lesson yet.

Will Seung-seok succeed in creating a real hero?

Will Zhang Jia defeat the strongest opponent?

The duel between self-esteem and happiness is about to begin.

?... About the film? On a bright summer day, joy and happiness come to us.

Come and create the heroes of our time!

Fly? Daddy!

? Last summer, the movie "Welcome to Dongmo Village" brought a warm touch to the audience and created the myth of 8 million viewers.

This summer "Fly?Daddy" will bring you a pleasant feeling of happiness and coolness.

? A 19-year-old fighting master conducts cruel special training on a 39-year-old middle-aged man who is in family crisis. What is important is not the process of special training but the happiness in life that he regains during the special training process.

The timid parent Zhang Jiabi gained confidence in facing crises through special training, while the withdrawn Chengshi gained the confidence to face the world after meeting Zhang Jiabi.

During the 40 days of brutal training, they learned from each other what they needed and what was precious in their lives.

The movie "Fly? Daddy" tells us that everyone may encounter a crisis in real life. What matters is whether you have the confidence to face and solve the crisis.

The "Fly" in "Fly? Daddy" refers to the cheering sound given to those who embark on adventure, and "Daddy" refers to the heroes of the era.

The movie "Fly?Daddy" tells us that this era needs the birth of heroes through the characters of Zhang Jiabi and Chengshi.

?Beautiful boy Lee Jun-ki transforms into a charming and cool man? Chungmuro's super newcomer Lee Jun-ki is known as a man more beautiful than women after his wonderful performance in the movie "The King's Man", and this time he will show everyone the image of a completely strong man

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? The feminine image of Lee Jun-ki in the movie "The King's Man", which created the myth of 12 million Korean box office viewers, once became the focus of media discussion and caused the "Lee Jun-ki syndrome".

It was at this time that Lee Jun Ki chose the movie "Fly? Daddy", in which he played a 19-year-old fighting master, revealing the true colors of a man.

In real life, Lee Jun-ki is a third-level Taekwondo player. In the 7-on-1 fight scene in the film, Lee Jun-ki did not use a stuntman to complete the scene himself.

In order to reflect the characteristics of the characters in the film, Lee Jun Ki also requested to have 7 to 8 cm scars on his face. It can be said that Lee Jun Ki has devoted himself wholeheartedly to the character.

The master is 19 years old and the apprentice is 39 years old!

The most ridiculous encounter in the history of movies, with unique characters always controlling the dynamics of the screen? Seol Kyung-gu vs. Jo Han-sun in the movie "Hot Blooded", Ahn Sung-ki vs. Cha In-pyo in "Korean Peninsula", Jo In-sung vs. Namgoong Min in "Mean Street", etc., this summer's

The action scenes seem to be focusing on male duos.

The movie that can challenge is "Fly? Daddy".

The unconventional character settings of the 19-year-old master and the 39-year-old apprentice made the audience more curious about the movie.

In the film, the 19-year-old master seems to control life with his fists, while the 39-year-old apprentice is a timid middle-aged man who dare not speak loudly.

So the middle-aged man eagerly hoped to become a disciple of 19-year-old Chengshi.