Tang Bohu's poems fit the core of this movie very well
"The world laughs at me for being crazy, and I laugh at others who can't see through it. I can't see the tombs of heroes in the Five Tombs, no flowers, no wine, and hoes."
It is also very similar to Tang Yin hundreds of years ago.
It is very similar to Stephen Chow himself
The first half of life was brilliant, but the ending was very sad
The real Tang Yin began to go downhill after the imperial examination incident, even if he was brilliant in the first half of his life, it would be useless
Tang Bohu in the movie thought that he would finally have a confidant. Even if he tried his best, he finally got the same vase as those at home.
"Tang Bohu's Autumn Fragrance" is like a clown who always smiles, he is crying in his heart
Tang Bohu really tried his best to not even ask Qiuxiang for air. Before he didn't know his identity, Tang Bohu was so happy when Qiuxiang talked about his poems. It can be said that Qiuxiang is a light in his life, and finally someone understands him.
But how happy it was before, how sad it was at the end.
What he got with great effort, who knew him before, is still a vase after marriage.
This was the biggest blow to him.
In fact, I have seen this movie many, many times, and it was replayed on TV too many times when I was a child, but it can really be said that it is never boring to watch.
As a child, I thought this ending was so tragic.
Looking at it now, this doesn't seem to be a tragedy, it's just reality. The reality may be like Tang Bohu, and your painstakingly managed relationship may be just a phantom in the end.
Closer to home, this film can really be said to be a classic of nonsense comedy.
But Tencent's subtitles are too bad, even I know that some places are not translated like that! ! ! ! ! ! !
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