Factual error: At the end of the first semifinal, as Cheng's gang gather to congratulate him, the events are being recorded for posterity by a photographer standing about 6 feet away, who, unfortunately is using at least a 200mm lens. I'm not sure he could even get Cheng's left eye into focus.
The Karate Kid (2010)
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Directed by: Harald Zwart
Starring: Jackie Chan, Taraji P. Henson, Jaden Smith, Wenwen Han
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2010s The Karate Kid is a reboot of the same martial arts story but set in China when Dre tries to woo Mei Ling and survive encounters with the local gang and their Sifu while learning good fighting via Mr. Han. Jackie Chan, Jayden Smith and Taraji P. Henson star in this OK family drama.
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Sherry Parker: So... How many students do you have?
Mr. Han: Including Dre?
Sherry Parker: Yes...
Mr. Han: One!
Trivia: Whilst this movie is a remake of the 80's Karate Kid, and is named the same, no actual karate is performed at all. It's all kung-fu.
Question: Why did Cheng present the trophy to Dre and why did they all bow to Mr. Han?
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Answer: Because Dre has finally earned Chengs respect. The other Fighting Dragons bowed to Mr. Han because in China bowing is shown as a sign of respect as they see that he is a better teacher and a kinder master then Master Li.
Since this movie mirrors the 1984 original movie, this is like how Johnny Lawrence (William Zabka) and the Cobra Kai's (excluding Dutch [Chad McQueen]) finally respect Daniel Larusso (Ralph Macchio), after the latter defeats Lawrence-The only difference is that the Cobras do not bow to Mr. Miyagi.