In the Chinese context, there does not seem to be a corresponding image; in layman terms, it may be said that Casanova’s life comedy is Ximenqing style, but it does not carry the moral imagery of Ximenqing. (Even if compared with the popular and more widely circulated embroidered book "Jin Ping Mei", the poem book "Jin Ping Mei" that better reflects the original appearance of "Jin Ping Mei" reveals infinite compassion, Ximen Qing still cannot become China's Cassano Watt. Traditional Chinese moral judgment is so strong that no one can escape the severe criticism of prostitution after proclaiming prostitution.) Casanova’s cheating is also even more unruly. Ximen Qing is happy to lock the woman she likes into the mansion and bring her under her command. She swears on the carved bed under her own grape trellis, but Casanova contributes most of her semen to other people's bed. Ximen Qing reflects more of a Chinese-style closed mind and male authority. The grand system of wives and concubines complements the uninterrupted pedigree of stealing food. Men become the masters of everything. Ximen Qing’s life is a typical Chinese courtyard culture. represent. On the other hand, Casanova is a free identity. He is also the nightmare and dream of a good family woman. He enters and exits different portals and captures different women. His love is even more modern in feudal Europe at the time, so many women dream of having it. One day I encountered Casanova-molested by him, seduced by him, fell into a romantic trap with him, and then withdrew back to a normal family, relived the pink moonlight in his memory from time to time. From this perspective, Casanova is lonely, no woman can really satisfy him; Casanova is also used, so feminists don’t need to treat Casanova as a natural enemy of women, he has no Playing with the obscene mind, he does not take family responsibilities to women, and women do not have to. Men and women just get what they need. The German sociologist and researcher at Casanova Sambart concluded, “He is a man loved by women, not only because of his extraordinary sexual desires, but also because he is considerate. It is not so much he seduces women. In order to gain favor, it is better to say that the woman tempted him, and he was voluntarily tempted. For men and women who love him, it is by no means a battlefield for power struggle."
We re-use Chinese traditions to find the precise positioning of Casanova. He actually represents the rivers and lakes culture relative to the courtyard culture. Therefore, we can find a more popular solution to the Casanova-style life-the "prodigal son" from the ancient dragon who has both westernization and traditional romance. Yes, the prodigal son has no roots, and their hearts are floating on the surface of the water. From time to time, they live in the body of a spiritually awkward woman, but unfortunately all the women are just temporarily rented apartments. Casanova is Chu Liuxiang, a European pirate who specializes in stealing his heart. It could only be Chu Liuxiang, someone like Lu Xiaofeng, who always lacked the elegant nobleness of Casanova.
In the early years, the master Fellini made a movie for his fellow countryman. I have not watched it. I heard that he was taking the road of pink skulls. After his life faded, he was sitting alone by the heater. Only loneliness accompanied him, which is basically in line with Cassano. The true life of Watt. This new film fictionalizes an 18th-century feminist who let Casanova come to surrender—seemingly wanting to please everyone.
The movie is not special, there are three good places. One is Venice. That’s right, the fascinating ancient European city, St. Mark’s Square, St. Mark’s Basilica, Bell Tower, Dirk Palace, and the Bridge of Sighs. The second is Heath Ledger, a handsome Australian guy who became popular for his role in "Brokeback Mountain" and has a seasoned acting. Although, I always mind that his hair is missing a bit. The third is those lovely women who admire Casanova: The holiest virgin in Venice heard that Casanova came to propose marriage, her finger bones were white, and her branches were broken! Don't think she is disgusted, she is so excited that she is about to cry! She couldn't wait to devour Casanova! There are also nuns in Taoist robes who expect Casanova to knock on their door-they get the happiness of a woman in Casanova, more than they get from God. I love watching these nymphomaniacs, and they attract me far more than the heroine. You know, Casanova had an affair with hundreds of women in his life. German writer Herman Keston counted 116 people with names and surnames. Therefore, the happy ending of the combination of the prodigal son and the feminist fighter in the movie is just consistent. The fairy tale, I can’t fool someone who has met Fengyue like this! The real Casanova confessed in his memoir "My Life" in his later years: "The enjoyment of cultivating faculties constitutes the main career of my life, and nothing is more important to me."-Another prodigal son The name is Guoke.
By the way, the 4,000-page autobiographical memoir "My Life", an excerpt from the 4,000-page autobiographical memoir that Casanova spent 13 years in French, was recently introduced and published by Beijing Yanshan Publishing House. Compared with the excerpts of the book previously published in China, the essence version has an additional 100,000 words in translation. Casanova’s life is much richer than mentioned above-he duel with his rivals, and successfully killed them; he successfully escaped from the heavily walled Venice Municipal Prison; he issued lottery tickets, he was easy to bet thousands of dollars He was received by the German Friedrich the Great and the Russian Czarina Catarina, and he had a four-day argument with the French cultural hero Voltaire... Of course, at least, it was his affair with women. . It is said that the great German poet Heine once said: "I don't want to recommend this memoir to my love, but I am willing to recommend it to my friends."
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