Wang Jing is probably the most market-oriented among them. He doesn't have too many Zen prophecies, and is completely vernacular. He just made a relatively big breakthrough in Zhang Wuji, the main character. Destroy the divine and Buddha-nature, and leave the real person. This kind of person can endure, to the point that even bad people think he is a good person, and even the devil thinks he is a Buddha. His life is to seize the opportunity and make the best of the situation. Once the power is in hand, he will be a little suspicious, but he has become more tolerant. The hatred in the past is not enough to make him give up his current position. He will not take revenge on his own initiative. Those who have passed away are either saints or have bigger goals, but all these treacherous personalities, manifested in their behaviors, all play a role in punishing evil and promoting good, which is obviously in line with the taste of the majority of Hong Kong audiences. Very incongruous.
And the reason why this movie has always been in the hearts of mainland audiences is partly because it was unfinished, and partly because of Zhang Wuji's diversity of behavior and personality.
Most of the people who immigrated to Hong Kong in the early days were under the pressure of life, and a small number were intellectuals who were both excluded from society and mentally abused. These people later created a Hong Kong culture that is appreciated by both refined and common people, but there was always a place in their hearts that they could not vent. However, those who fled to Hong Kong just because of the difficult life could not understand how these people think about life and the world, and naturally they would not do this.” Tangled" movie bought it.
View more about Kung Fu Cult Master reviews
