Master Leopard, Shangshu, Acrobat Girl, Ruyan, these characters are all representative, and the space is limited, so I won't start talking about them. "Nine Pins of Sesame Official" is a deconstruction of ancient power by Stephen Chow, or the local culture of Hong Kong. Due to geographical restrictions, even in the most glorious era of Hong Kong films, the interpretation of the ancient history of our country by film works has always been limited. You can't see such large-scale historical dramas as "Yongzheng Dynasty" and "Da Ming Dynasty 1566", but more small-scale palace fight dramas like "Golden Branches" and "The Twelve Emperors of the Qing Dynasty". Yan history. Of course, in addition to the above limitations, the interpretation of history by Hong Kong films also has its own unique aspects. For example, Confucian culture and Western culture are often concentrated in one character. Just like when Bao Longxing said goodbye to the acrobatic girl, one second he was the bright spring and white snow in my heart, and the next second he became a liba person who you are not allowed to mess outside. The power of culture is powerful, so powerful that it can't be seen or touched, but it can guide people's behavior. Just like Bao Longxing in the first half of the film, a greedy and lecherous person, he will feel the honor of being a good official and an honest official after the people praise him after the child presents a big red flower. This honor is not invaluable, but it makes people extremely proud. This honor is not a high-ranking official, but it makes people yearn for it. This is the power of culture, and this is the source of our nation's endless life.
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