Ten movies that must be seen when robbing a tomb in China.

Ten must-see tomb-robbing movies in China: The Dragon-hunting Tactics, The Nine-story Demon Tower, The Battle of Ancient and Modern Qin Figurines, The Tomb of the Burglar, Myth, Adventure King, Legend of Heaven Vein, The Dragon-hunting Tactics, The Stabbing of the Tomb and Tomb-robbing Notes.

Seeking the Dragon is an action suspense film directed by Wu Ershan and starring Chen Kun, Bo Huang, Shu Qi, Angelababy and Yu Xia. This film mainly tells the story of Hu Bayi, Wang Kaixuan and Yang Ping re-entering the Millennium Tomb in the grassland. The best tomb-robbing movie in China, no matter the actor's acting skills or special effects, is relatively good, and the plot is more in line with the original, and the characters are well established. This is a good movie.

The Nine-story Demon Tower is a 3D disaster adventure film directed by Lu Chuan and starring Mark Chao, Sebrina, Tang Yan, Jerry Lee, Li Guangjie and Deshun Wang. If it's just a movie, I think it's ok. If you regard it as a horror film, the special effects are ok, but the plot is too monotonous and not rich enough.

Domestic introduction

Domestic refers to things produced in China. Take China as an example. Those printed with the words "Made in China" or "Made in China" are called domestic products. However, with the deepening of economic globalization, the concept of domestic production has changed. In the mobile phone industry and automobile industry, domestic products refer to products independently developed and manufactured by China, or more than half of the parts are made in China.

For domestic hot-selling used cars, the price information is relatively transparent, the price comparison is very strong, and there is not much room for bargaining. The price of the used car market is generally relatively low, so a 5% price reduction is very good. Compared with low-end models, high-end cars can bargain a little more, but it is not unlimited.