In the movie "The Octagon", Mr. Enbo is the prototype of Xiang Tenghui played by Wang Baoqiang.

He not only adopted orphans from Daliang Mountain and taught them fighting skills, but also provided them with a good living environment and opportunities for future development.

However, Ember faced public outcry over accusations of using children to fight blacks and whites.

The revelation of this old incident is not only shocking, but also makes us rethink how to properly treat vulnerable groups in society.

Just when the outside world is worried that the children will become the money-making tools of the "Enbo Fighting" club, these children say that they prefer to stay in the club.

Because almost all of these children have no family to take care of them. Some are orphans who have lost their parents, and some are because their families are too poor to take care of them at all.

The fighting orphans in "The Octagon" are played by real fighting orphans. They are a group of children living on the margins of society. Without parental care, good education and living conditions, they can only

Rely on boxing to find your own value and way out.

Under the leadership of Xiang Tenghui, they experienced training, competition, injuries, setbacks, victories and failures. In the end, some people realized their dreams, while others encountered tragedies.

Most of the fighting orphans in the film are played by real fighting orphans, who use their real experiences and emotions to interpret their stories.

Wang Baoqiang said: "These children are all excellent, hard-working and very talented. They were very professional and cooperative during the filming process. I think they are the biggest highlight of this movie." Wang Baoqiang also revealed that he has already worked for

The children established a foundation to fund their education and lives.