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Slip-Ups
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Gate |
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The gate showing here is called Zheng Yang Men (Gate of Righteous
Yang) and is reserved for the emperor. There is no way Yu Hsui
Lien could be allowed to enter Beijing's inner city through
this gate. Ordinary people can only use two small gates on both
sides, call moon gates.

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| Ziyi
Fell from Horseback |
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During this scene Zhang Ziyi actually fell from the horseback,
but in the film she didn't, thanks for the editor Tim Squyres.


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| How
Many Green Destinies? |
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During the scene of Jen rested at the tea stall while holding
the Green Destiny, you can see another Green Destiny on the
table behind her.

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| Cement
Pavilion |
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| The pavilion Li Mu Bai and Yu Hsui Lien were resting
at is made of cement. Not available in the 18th century. |
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| Disappearing
Cloth-Wrapper |
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In the beginning of this fighting sequence,
Jen threw a cloth-wrapper on the floor. Later the cloth-wrapper
disappeared.

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