Did Stephen Chow passively embark on the road of comedy?

I think so, too. Master Xing said in an interview, "I obviously played a tragedy, and I don't know why you all think it's a comedy." Can't say passive. It can only be said that everyone has different degrees of understanding of his films.

There are countless comedies created by Master Xing in his life, many characters are still fascinating, and many plots have fascinated the audience so far. Xingye's movies are always classified as comedies, and Xingye is also a well-deserved king of comedy. When I was a child, I laughed after reading it, and when I grew up, I burst into tears.

A Chinese Odyssey is one of Stephen Chow's comedies, which left a deep impression on the audience. It's funny, meaningless and full of jokes. After laughing, we finally ushered in a tragedy. The image of the Supreme Treasure drifting away in the sunset with a golden hoop stick still lingers in my mind.

I once read an article saying "A Chinese Odyssey". "When you are watching A Chinese Odyssey, if you have a cramp in your stomach and grin, then you have a good sense of humor.

If you are still laughing and rolling after watching a Chinese odyssey, then you really don't know anything; If you suddenly find tears on your face, you finally understand the first lie. If you laugh after watching the big talk, tears flow, and suddenly you are in a daze, and suddenly you don't know whether to cry or laugh, then you will understand the second floor. If you sit there silently after reading the big talk, you feel nowhere to go, and you feel a kind of sadness and helplessness that goes deep into the bone marrow, you will understand the third layer. "

Lu Xun said: "Tragedy is to show people what is valuable in life, and comedy is to show people what is worthless." Stephen Chow let us see what is valuable, and what makes us laugh in the middle is just the struggle as a nobody when the value is destroyed.