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To those suggesting the film is from mainland China, it's important to clarify that, although I am from mainland China myself, this movie was entirely produced in Taiwan. The title may draw inspiration from a Chinese fable, but the creation is Taiwanese. It's crucial not to misattribute achievements or claim recognition undeservedly. Acknowledging our current position without misleading ourselves is vital. I've observed a significant increase in the quality of Taiwanese TV series and films recently, which meet international standards and indicate a thriving industry. In comparison, the market in mainland China faces different challenges. I greatly respect and admire the Taiwanese film industry for its distinct path and the quality it has achieved.

If the CIA had leadership that hired such incompetent agents for massive operations that destroy an entire city just to recover a USB drive, I'd say even if it's real, that's the most foolish CIA ever. If I were the president, I'd thoroughly investigate such a director. The deaths are all people working for the CIA, and the cost of eliminating this person is too high, not to mention the loss of planes, Mercedes G-Class, and numerous public facilities. Don't they consider the cost of operations? The essence of a spy is to be discreet, yet this contractor they hired hasn't accomplished a single thing, is extremely high-profile and expensive, and in the end, even pays off that Indian assassin. I'm speechless at such absurdity.