Yesterday, I went to see Confucius, and I finally got to see the films of Hong Kong's three superstars in the cinema. After all, chou yun fat is very good at acting. Under the complicated situation of the political struggle in the state of Lu, there is still a little brother's smile in the corner of his eyes. Recently, I love to call Fa Ge Chou Yun Fat. In Degang's words, the name means "meat head". Let’s talk about the women in the play first. The master’s daughter-in-law is played by Aunt Liu Huifang, who is still virtuous in the play. Three times when the master faced major challenges, he stood behind the master and tied the belt for the master, which proves that there is a woman behind a successful man. It was also correct 2,500 years ago, and at the same time proves the wisdom of the nation that tightening its belt in the face of difficulties can always survive. Another woman modestly claimed that her reputation was not very good, and she was Zhou Xun's Nanzi. Sister Xun has successfully reproduced her super charming skill of lying down in the painting skin.
As for the story itself, I think it is still loyal to the historical fact that the Master did not go well in his career, and then traveled around the world to spread his theories. As for whether or not the Master should be portrayed as a grandson, I will not comment on it, since the descendants of the Confucian family will ask them to reason with them. The only thing that feels extremely unsettling is that the master in the play is also considered to be successful in governing the country in Lu, and he has quite the art of struggle, but the plot of being squeezed out by the Ji family in the end is far-fetched. According to common sense, the character portrayed in the play is brave and resourceful. A master who is capable of both writing and martial arts will not admit defeat so easily. But I won't bother about this. After all, the first half of the war scenes were only made for the box office. I was looking forward to Confucius traveling around. After all, this is what the Confucius did in my impression.
It was this part that really disappointed me. I only saw how to sleep in the open air, how miserable the trapped Chen Cai was, how faithfully the disciples and disciples followed, how the various vassal states did not accept the Master, and how I expected the Master to spread his thoughts. . In fact, in this part, when the actor puts on his headgear and wears color contacts, it is basically the story of Jesus Christ and his disciples.
Overall this is a very sincere movie, no nonsense. After all, most of the records about you, Mr. Kong, are non-painful and non-itchy conversations, so how could it be made into a movie? After all, the director didn't talk about your background, and even used the mouth of the Master's colleagues to say that the textual research revealed that the Master was a nobleman of the Song Dynasty. In other words, when I was in high school, I worked hard to find your old master's birthplace in Nishan. The local people were also kind, and they did not build a nunnery to commemorate the master's mother. However, 2500 years ago, when there was no Buddhism, what sect did nuns belong to? I also do not understand. The other master's mother had a lot of fame. It seems that the status is really important, so the father and son attach great importance to the rule of law and the rule of law.
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