I agree very much: "Jing Ke's Assassination of the King of Qin" is no worse than "Farewell My Concubine". The movie subtitles are domineering! Swords are embedded in names. The blind girl played by Zhou Xun appeared before the subtitles officially fell. She was so weak that it was okay to say that she was a child, but she said the paragraph "Kneeling and begging" was extremely resolute. She was a turning point in Jing Ke's relationship, and was called "well-born and clean" by Jing Ke - an appropriate description. Even if the sword is drawn from her own body, she will take revenge. Before many disciples were killed in front of her, with a shocked expression on her face, mocking the King of Qin, and saying to the king's mother, "Don't cry" - Wang Zhiwen's performances are all too good. The queen mother is twisted and coquettish. Their two six- or seven-year-old sons are so cute and have lovely hairstyles. Zhao Nv, played by Gong Li, is innocent and kind, with clear love and hatred. The children jumped off the city wall one by one, casualties everywhere, Zhao Nv collapsed and went to dig up the children who were buried alive. At this time, her face was not so bright because of the smoke and dust, but beauty was never the first in her heart. Save the people, she can write words on her face. She screamed in pain when she wrote the word Qian, but Jing Ke didn't scream no matter how painful it was. The blind girl would rather die than kneel down to beg for food, but Jing Ke became a beggar after killing her whole family, but so far she does not need to kill with her left hand. Chen Kaige performed Xiangguo's love for his son. Sadly, only when Xiangguo died can King Qin hold him and call him "father". They always hold people who have passed away, from Jing Ke holding the blind daughter, to Zhao Nv holding the child, to Ying Zheng holding Lu Buwei and Jing Ke. In the assassination scene, the tragic and solemn conflict between Jing Ke and the King of Qin burst out of the picture, and with the atmospheric background music, I was moved to tears. Jing Ke saw that the King of Qin was still speaking in dialects at the beginning, and the country must be the same as the real one. This acting is amazing! It seems that he and Ai are both good at disguise. Later, the King of Qin walked around the pillar to hide from Jing Ke, which was even more wonderful. King Qin is Li Xuejian who plays Song Jiang in "Water Margin", and Zhang Fengyi is Jing Ke. Qin Wuyang is played by Wu Song in "Water Margin". He looked very fierce when he first appeared on the stage, but when he entered the hall, he began to tremble (again, the plot of "Historical Records" is reproduced). In the end, Jing Ke looked back at Qin Wuyang before crossing the bridge. He didn't complain that he had laughed at him or even killed himself, and he didn't hate Yan Prince Dan for letting him take such a timid deputy, only the farewell of his fellow villagers. Actually there is Pan Changjiang! He played a role that seemed funny but horribly vicious. In the end, Yi Shui Song appeared, which sounded sad and vicissitudes of life. It was recited by Zhao Benshan.
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