A long, long time ago, I watched it many, many times. When changing channels, as long as I turn to Tang Bohu and order Qiuxiang, I will not change it again. Every time I watch it and laugh, the lines and performances in it are very classic.
"The world laughs at me for being too crazy, and I laugh at others. I can't see through it. I can't see the tombs of heroes in the Five Tombs. There are no flowers, no wine, and hoes to make fields." "I have a green dragon on the left and a white tiger on the right. The Buddha blocks and kills the Buddha." "Xiaoqiang! Xiaoqiang, what's wrong with you, Xiaoqiang? Xiaoqiang, you can't die!" "Madam, the villain lives in the city of Suzhou, has a house and a farm, and lives a happy life. Who knows Tang Bohu... …”
This is a classic Hong Kong comedy film and the early peak of Stephen Chow's nonsensical films. Zhou Xingchi used his unique and charming nonsensical, combined with modern soundtrack and ancient poetry, to subvert the image of Tang Bohu in people's traditional thinking, and penetrated into the hearts of the people in a more popular and popular way.
At the beginning of the film, Tang Bohu was dissatisfied with his eight wives and wanted to find a talented woman who could truly communicate with him. Then he met Qiuxiang. After a lot of jokes, he finally married Qiuxiang back home, but in the end he found Qiuxiang and himself The eight wives are exactly the same... how ironic! Only you know what is sour and sour, right?
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