Thousands of years later, you still "can't" only me

Sadye 2022-04-19 09:03:12

Thousands of years ago, the love between General Shangguo and Princess Heqin was doomed to have a bad ending. Nobody knows this.

But thousands of years later, in modern times, they have gotten rid of their past identities, and the two are still not together. Many people say that it is because Jack is not Meng Yi. This is the most important reason, especially Yu Shu is reluctant to leave with Jack, and Jack just fled the cave that was about to collapse with a little regret. If it was Meng Yi, he would jump down and join Yu Shu without hesitation.

However, there was another reason why Yu Shu saw clearly that she had been waiting for many years, but the person in front of her was not the person she hoped to wait. Whether it is Jack or Meng Yi, they have friendship and other things besides love. It may be the brothers who lived and died together on the battlefield, or the confidant who explored archaeology together. And Yu Shu has nothing left since she saw Meng Yi, no relatives or friends, only Meng Yi, who has experienced life and death with her, gives her a sense of security.

What Yu Shu hoped was that he would no longer have to bear the responsibility of being amicable and protecting the people, and Meng Yi would no longer have to bear the responsibility of protecting Daqin. The two can be together freely, regardless of the constraints brought by their identity. But when she heard William's last wish to Jack, she heard that his name was Jack instead of Meng Yi. She knew that she still couldn't wait, that Meng Yi, who could devote her wholeheartedly to her. Even after waiting for a thousand years, she is still alone, but Meng Yi is still not alone. The funny thing is, would Yu Shu like to abandon his brothers, Meng Yi, who has no family, country, or sense of responsibility in his heart? This is where their own love comes from, and thus hinders the outcome of their love. If you want to recognize the truth, the endless waiting is not as scary as a disillusioned dream.

Movies that tell poignant love stories are not uncommon, but this film can capture the regret that two people in love cannot be together under the weight of history. But if you give them another chance, the outcome is still not as expected, because the person you love is not only you, but also other people, and those other people are the reasons why you will love him. It is this contradiction that makes this story a poignant myth.

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  • Don 2022-03-29 09:01:09

    [20190609] Looking at it again, the imagination is magnificent. When the Qin Huangling Mausoleum entered the mirror, it was shocking. The structure of the story is not well organized, but it is not bad in itself, and even this ending has aesthetic value. It's a pity that it was limited by the production level at that time, there were many branch lines, some did not exist, and Jackie Chan's fighting scenes were too goofy and did not match the character settings. In addition, the masked villain and the millennium gender perspective that is seamlessly compatible with the three East Asian countries have seriously damaged the value-preserving ability of the work... I think this set is a cultural other that will be very delicious, and it is highly similar to Michelle Yeoh's Mummy. Familiar (even a little taste of the Olympic opening ceremony of the national teacher, it can be seen that the aesthetics of the Chinese people at that time were the same). I actually gave it five stars. It should be Jin Xishan Xian'er. She is the only character in the whole drama that you can watch.

  • Wiley 2022-03-29 09:01:09

    Okay. The stories of two parallel worlds, the ancient escort of Concubine Li's secret love and the archaeology of the real society, are very likely to be extended and dig deeper. Even watching the fights that Jackie Chan was proud of during the Flying Monk period felt a little lackluster. I think one of the reasons for the failure of this movie is that Jackie Chan set himself a very difficult plot, but the level of special effects martial arts at that time couldn't keep up, like jumping into a waterfall cave for a fake comparison. And in the end, the unfounded part of the flying meteorite completely ruined the movie. The blown-up clip of Kim Hee-sun's cliff dancing would be better if it wasn't so broken. She's beautiful, and I'm very moved by this brave love for General Meng Yi, and the song here is also super nice!