Finally know that the real classic not only can not be copied, but also the precipitation over time, the more mellow the more fragrant.
Katherine Hepburn's statue-like facial lines are the type preferred by black-and-white images, and with Cary Grant's style and humor, it is itself a classic version of "Dragon and Phoenix".
And ridiculed stories are equally attractive when viewed in the present. The collocation of lines and actors is very typical. Hepburn is bossy, Grant is uninhibited, and all other characters are not inferior to Huacai, which is definitely a unique product of the golden age.
The first time I saw American "classical Chinese" in a movie:
——You want to check He Shu.
- You may have convenience.
- Thank you.
The man who did the translation is definitely a master who cultivates both "inside and outside"! Such a classic deserves such a touch. Recommend him (or her) to translate [Journey to the West].
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