(JL Bamboo Forest Roast Dog)
JL: I can smell the dog meat, and even the gods jumped over the wall! It's a pity that the master is a monk...
Master (voiceover): Little Tiger!
JL: Huh? ? Master...
Master: You are weak, this thing is good for you.
JL: I...
Master: Oh, you are a layman, not to mention outside the temple, the rules and regulations can't control you, eat it.
JL: Master, do you want to eat this?
Master: Oh, in my hometown, many people like to cook and eat with ginger, wolfberry fruit, and black beans, which are great tonic. This is the first time I have seen this way of eating!
JL: Master, for me, you are tired enough, and it's time to repair your body...
Master: I have taken refuge in the Buddha, and thinking of it is a sin. It is rare to have such a blessing.
JL: No one will come, let alone outside the temple. Eat it!
(Master looks around furtively, opening his mouth to bite)
Monks (voice-over): Master!
Master: Huh? ?
First monk: Master, in the past few years in Shaolin Temple, we have been doing heavy work and eating porridge and water... All
monks: Yes...
monk first: It's really exhausting, it's rare to have such a big supplement... Hehe...
(Master asks for meat) All the
monks: Come, come~ I'll take a piece too~
Seng B: You come with a piece.
Second monk: Master, have you tried it?
JL: Hehe...hehe...
Master: My apprentices are all evasive in times of crisis. Cramping for a while is naturally not so sincere.
Monks: It's delicious...Come on, eat this...good...
Monk Bing: Master, don't we all break the precepts?
Master: The wine and meat passed through the intestines, and the Buddha's heart remained. Buddhist monks have a Buddha in their hearts, do more good deeds, and don’t have to stick to a summary.
Monk Bing: Ah... Disciple understands!
This is not over yet, at the end of the film -
Li Core: Hahahahaha, this ring of wine and meat, I think, let's avoid it.
Abbot: Long live...
When I re-watched the film made in 1979 in commemoration of the 30th anniversary of reform and opening up, I couldn't help but sigh that the two screenwriters Lu Zhaozhang and Xue Hou had a keen intuition about the current situation and the state of the world.
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