Kungfu is sturdy and agile, and delusional is tangible. It is also the quintessence of the country. Panda, with black and white fur, slow body fat, The naive attitude is cute, and it is loved by thousands of people, and it is also a national treasure! If kung fu is imposed on pandas, how is it? Answer: No. How to get the trust? There is evidence - buns. In the film, the panda loves to eat steamed buns. Steamed buns, tender white skin wrapped with delicious stuffing, steamed and cooked, is a traditional Chinese food. The buns, of course, are packaged! There is skin and filling to wrap. Chinese people take food as their heaven, and they pay attention to eating authentically. Those with only skins are called steamed buns, and those with only fillings are called balls. Therefore, whether the steamed buns are delicious or not is nothing more than the skill of the skin and the stuffing. The food culture of the Chinese nation has a long history. A simple steamed bun has endless methods and ever-changing tastes. This is the beauty of the combination of skin and stuffing. If a movie is likened to a bun, the director, actors, photography, technology, clothing, etc. are all skins, all to wrap the stuffing of the story. From this perspective, is "Kung Fu Panda" a delicious bun? Skin first. Panda knows martial arts, no one can stop it! Coupled with pure CG production and 3D technology, it is a lovely animated kung fu movie at a glance. Today, with the rapid development of computer technology, 3D animation movies have become commonplace, but 3D animation kung fu movies can be regarded as the first in the industry, and there is no lack of new ideas. Kung fu is real, but the kung fu in literature and movies is often exaggerated and exaggerated. Martial arts novels are called adult fairy tales for this reason. Most of the kung fu in the movie is magical, so the viewing effect of kung fu movies relies heavily on action guidance and film technology to achieve. CG and 3D technology are really the best choice for performance effects, which can greatly enhance the visual impact and viewing pleasure. In particular, 3D technology has undoubtedly added a unique skill to the thirsty film industry. There is no doubt about the packaging of Hollywood blockbusters, and Kung Fu Panda is no exception. Of course, the traditional Chinese painting style made by foreigners has yet to be scrutinized. The paper-cut (shadow puppet) style of the film is always a little more violent and a little less peaceful. Even so, I think the kung fu on the kung fu panda skin is basically enough. Say stuffing. There are actually a few films about Laomei engaging in Chinese elements. As far as cartoons are concerned, the one who dares to be the first should be "Mulan". Perhaps due to prejudice, I still feel that the taste of traditional Chinese stories has changed more or less once they are passed to foreigners. This should be the difference between hamburgers and roujiamo. The raw materials are similar, but the methods are far from each other. Of course, the taste cannot be compared. This is also reflected in "Kung Fu Panda 1". No matter from the development of the story and the narrative style, it always feels a little bit vague, and the traces of Hollywood are still very heavy, which is not so authentic. Take "Kung Fu Panda 1" as an example, a common story in martial arts novels about the road to a master is very Chinese, but the plot of the panda becoming a master in the end is not enough, and it is not convincing. The excessive Hollywood-style humor in the film further weakens the concept of martial arts. After all, Panda is not Wei Xiaobao, let alone Zhang Wuji. After reading it, I feel that two words can be summed up - lively! The film should not even be classified as a martial arts film. It's a good story to get together in form and spirit. Obviously, "Kung Fu Panda 1" did not reach this level. The above point has been greatly improved in Panda 2. The story of Panda 2 is also lackluster. This kind of story structure is too international and can be used in any country. It is not good or bad, let alone novel. Shakespeare's book has been smashed. However, there are a lot of funny things added to such an ordinary story. One: Gunpowder of the Four Great Inventions. The pride that the Chinese people talk about every day! Second: Tai Chi. This symbol and concept is definitely a Chinese patent. Fans of Jet Li's Tai Chi and Zhang Sanfeng's martial arts should have seen it. When this symbol appears, I feel a sincere kindness. Third: the lion dance. Although this lion looks inauthentic, it still reminds me of Wong Fei Hung. Fourth: Epiphany. This is a Buddhist vocabulary. It seems to be the unity of heaven and man in Taoism. In martial arts, it is to open up the two veins of Ren and Du, so that the explosion of the panda's final power can be justified. At this moment, the panda is already possessed by Zhang Sanfeng's soul. These points may seem trivial, but they can fully stimulate the national pride of the people when they watch the movie, and also pave the way for the 600 million box office in the mainland. At the end of the story, the height of panda's learning has also been improved, from the fame of the first part to the return to the original in the second part, from four or two thousand pounds to no tricks and no tricks. No matter from the perspective of martial arts or reality, this is a qualitative leap and a nuclear sublimation. In this film, the panda hero has abandoned the three-legged cat move and transformed into a spiritual leader. He is truly called the hero of the hero. I seem to have seen the birth of a panda hero with martial arts spirit and national integrity! Although "Kung Fu Panda 2" is a pure imported steamed bun, it has a thin skin and a large filling. This bun is not only loved by the pandas in the film, but our audience also has a tooth sacrifice. Korean female directors have injected new vitality and new ideas into the film. After all, South Korea has been deeply influenced by China in history. In this way, as our own kung fu film, we should reflect on it. In the not-too-distant future, all Hollywood kung fu movies will become more eloquent. In the future, we will be able to pat our chests and say: "Baozi" is my traditional Chinese food?
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