The hero who will not fight is not a plot anywhere except in Chinese culture. There are only seven to twelve plots for every story ever told: adventure, quest, coming of age, revenge, transformation, riddle, love, rebirth, sacrifice and such. Finally the hero is forced to fight back and kills all the bad guys but the victory is shallow because of all the preceding collateral damage. Or worse, our hero does fight back and injures the bad guys and now he is in serious trouble for injuring them but the bad guys were never in trouble when they previously injured him. Somehow these crimes are never investigated and instead our hero seems to be in even more trouble. Next the bad guys are emboldened and now innocent people are injured, raped, or killed.

Furthermore, if he simply blocked or evaded the attacker that is not fighting plus he would not have been beaten. He never simply replies that his injuries are proof he did not fight. The story continues that from not fighting back the hero suffers some injuries and he is falsely accused of fighting. At least in this movie some other people fight back and there are some real fights. Personally, I find no entertainment value in watching beatings. First, the story usually starts with beatings instead of fights because our hero can't fight back. I find 'the fighter who must not fight' the most annoying plot. Oddly, Bruce Lee made only four movies – one of each plot. 1: The fighter who must not fight ('I promised my mother never to fight again.') 2: revenge ('You killed my master.') 3: Finding the right master or style and 4: The tournament plot.

There are four plots for every kung fu movie ever made.

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